Truth and morals always seem to have been subjective. Were the Incas all psychotic mass murderers as thay ripped hundreds of still-beating hearts out of chests (or approved as it happened)? There seems to have been a political as well as religious aspect to the rites. The north americas' First Nations didn't go in for human sacrifice much - and certainly not on that scale. It's interesting. What is 'evil'? Something I don't approve of? Can the natural world do evil? Non-human mammals do torture for fun. Do they have a moral 'scale' to place that against?
Still, I'll stick to my 'macro-gaia' animistic/ British pantheon type nonprovable personal gnosis, fluffy-here, spiney and bitey there. It works for me and I prefer it to the alternatives.
