In my younger religious days, I used to fear the Ying-Yang symbol as something from Satan.I think that our desire for an evil religion or creed is driven by our instinctual need for there to be an out-group in contrast to our beloved in-group. We don't usually realize that there is no "us" vs "them", but there is and ever was only "us". Within the Yin Yang symbolism, there is no moral contrast actually. The originators of that symbolism intended to convey actual opposites of reality and did not intend to incorporate the good vs. evil duality into their representation. In Taoism, it's all about integrity and the consistency of character over any arbitrary code of ethics and morality.
That was basically for my own protection given that I was not well versed in my own beliefs and the bible.
I was lead out of that to the point where I now am.
The balance between black and white is unattainable IMO due to a requirement of a perfect state.
The only way for perfection to have a start is to be placed into an imperfect situation.
We are subjected to vanity from the day we were born. And it is from that imperfection that we are tested towards perfection.
However, our ability to get to perfection was made an impossibility but not the attempt to.
The Creator God, thus submitted His Son (As the perfection of God in human form) paid the price for4 our imperfection, allowing us to attain perfection by Him.
The moral standard of "do unto others as you would want them to do unto you" is the test. from that point the light leads us out of the black, the darkness of not having the light of knowledge.
I therefore, hold no condemnation towards anybody, believer or unbeliever for their views.
I would lend the fact that in my life the blessings and Godly experience have being nothing but an awesome experience.
Blessings, AJ