of responsibility? If everything can be explained from genetics and milieu, the concept of sin ceases to be relevant. This idea may take extreme forms and develop into total cynicism or intentional antihumanism (as with F. Nietzsche). On this approach there is no moral evil; there is only the power of one person over another. What we usually call evil is a social construct that gives a moral label to the experience of misery. This approach may be desirable from a social perspective but has no basis