What is Justice?

What is justice? For great philosophers of ancient Greece, and even today's great philosopher, justice is a controversial issue, widely discussed and reconsidered. Although the nature of justice and injustice has been stated and reviewed many times, the origin of review was by Trashimacos in Greece, later the paper was reviewed and revised by Glaucon. Thomas Hobbs once again corrected the position of Groucon and his version is now recognized as an interpretation of the origin of justice and injustice.

Some people think that the Western "systematic" or "programmed" political and moral philosophy has started in the Plato Republic, but the problem is "What is Justice". Because truth is an ideology, justice is the first morality of the social system. From "Plato to the classic way of Rawls," justice "is always interpreted as logic or" subject "of the concept of injustice. These methods quote a variety of unfair examples which the problem of justice theory must overcome. However, some ways after World War II have clearly challenged duality between the two concepts. Justice can be regarded as different from kindness, charity, attention, compassion, generosity, compassion.

If I gain justice from God, can I condemn God as unjust? What kind of justice can I blame justice for wrongs? The opponent himself can have the ultimate existence only to explain his consistency with justice. 2 There is no justice. There is justice. It belongs to the person who understands the heart. A man who sang in the morning. A man sitting in heaven laughed. Do you see the other party? Behold, I will not blame! Even if all the curses are taken from him, even if he does not have an appointment, even if he and all his friends betray him the same can be said. Nothing is offered - he did not turn over, he did not break. He faithful to honor, faithful to virtue, and humbly accept his suffering