English Catholic on ponerology

[Approaching Infinity]

This guy started quoting ponerology recently: _http://catholicusanglicanus.wordpress.com/tag/ponerology/

A sample from one of his articles:

Now, if we consider the possibility that some people are intrinsically evil, this colludes with the theory of psychopathy. For Łobaczewski, it is a disease, or something assimilated to a disease. Some people have no moral conscience, no empathy for other people, no remorse. These things, a part of life for most of us, are like colours to the colour-blind or musical notes to the tone-deaf. Most of us have remorse for a little white lie, and others have not the slightest compunction for having killed a human being, raped, destroyed a child’s innocence and much more. They are cold and callous, manipulators. Lobaczewski calls them psychopaths.

He's posted some interesting links, e.g. a talk by Malachi Martin, and this article on narcissism in the church: _http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/civilization/cc0254.htm

 

[Jeremy F Kreuz]

For Łobaczewski, it is a disease, or something assimilated to a disease.

Is it true that Lobcyzewski called psychopathy a disease? Or something assimilated to it?