Good and evil.

Essentially, all living matter feels blessing or misfortune upon itself. If a flower is not watered, it will wither; if a dog is not fed or is beaten, it will run away (and if it doesn't run away, it certainly won't experience delight from this). The kindest and most "holy" person cuts down a tree in order to build themselves a house. And death? Is it good or evil? But it is absolute for everyone. Actually, I think everything that happens in the world is neither good nor evil, but a logical, natural order of things. That is just how it's set up. And not by us. The concept of good and evil is more likely introduced by the Bible (the Bible again :o ), when it says that man, having broken the commandment, brought a divine curse upon the whole world. Therefore, as written by the apostle Paul, "all creation groans and suffers" until now.
Personally, I think the world was created exactly as it is. Why so? Simply because there is neither good nor evil in this.