What Is Our Calling America?
Like man, America imagines it is free, imagines it is one, imagines it prizes independence, liberty and justice-but in fact, like man, America swarms with contradictions held together physically rather than morally- economically and geographically, rather than...
Rule, Sentiment, Sanctification
The idea of justice supposed two things: rule of conduct, and a sentiment which sanctifies the rule; the first must be supposed common to all mankind, and intended for their good: the other, the sentiment, is a desire that punishment may be suffered by those who...
Just Listen
But sometimes, standing for social justice can mean listening. Truly listening. Be open to anyone who does not wish you harm. American politics is so deeply tribal now that a common response is to demonize the other side. I won’t ask you to never demonize a person...
Strive For Development
What we call “human rights” …refers, metaphysically, to the rights of a human being who has the seed of God within him and who must be allowed the conditions to strive for the development of his relationship to what is highest in himself and in...
The Contemplation of Justice
US Supreme Court Building
- James Earl Fraser
It’s About Justice provides a quotation about Justice sent to your email. These gathered quotations are spoken from voices from all over the globe and range from the earliest, 2852 BC, to today’s headlines.
