Originally posted by @eladarChildren suffer because of their parents. Many are abused in various ways or even have their lives cut short because of their actions. Is this just?
So you don't think that there were infants and children in Sodom?
There is not much just in a world of sin, but I trust that God can make it right again some day.
Originally posted by @whodeyIsn't God responsible for giving those kids to those parents?
Children suffer because of their parents. Many are abused in various ways or even have their lives cut short because of their actions. Is this just?
There is not much just in a world of sin, but I trust that God can make it right again some day.
Originally posted by @whodeyYour assertion has no moral content. Whatever it is, it's "justice"... because you say so... because you believe it is? It seems to have no moral substance or no function as a moral example. For example, what is a human application of this purportedly infinitely wise "justice"?
I'm not God Dive but I do trust that he is just and will deal out justice better than you or I could ever do based on his infinite wisdom which neither of us have.
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Originally posted by @fmfI simply recognize my limited ability to comprehend justice. I have my ideas, you have yours. At the end of the day, all of our thoughts vary to some degree or another, except for the same thought that we want justice.....except maybe for ourselves and those we love or care for. For those people we want mercy.
Your assertion has no moral content. Whatever it is, it's "justice"... because you say so... because you believe it is? It seems to have no moral substance or no function as a moral example. For example, what is a human application of this purportedly infinitely wise "justice"?
The question becomes, are all of these notions of justice based on anything or is it only our internal and inane musings as to how we want things to be? If the later, then there is no achievable justice because none exists.