justice

35 subentries

justice (2:3sec) (133:1sec). See also courts; crime; death penalty; karma; law
conceived by man, means getting one’s rights (70:10.2)
concept constitutive in spirit-endowed mind (70:10.2)
divine justice. See also conciliating commissions; judgment: divine judgment
collective thought of righteousness (10:6.18)
Creators provide for judicial systems to settle honest differences (25:3.7)
demands adjudication of every default and misstep (39:1.8)
dominated by Father’s love (54:5.3)
dual magistracy in Nebadon (33:7.2-7)
even love and mercy cannot abrogate (2:6.8) (146:2.5)
fairness based on personal motives and racial tendencies (39:1.8)
fully perceived, j. is coincident with merciful love (10:6.18)
higher we ascend, the more certain we are to be judged by our own kind (43:2.4)
innocent beings involved in tribulations of Lucifer rebellion will be adjudicated mercifully (54:6.1)
is precise (4:4.5) (10:6.18) (133:1.2)
judicial review by Melchizedek and ascendant mortal councils (43:2.3-4)
local system courts in light and life (55:8.1)
not influenced by acts of creatures (2:3.1)
purpose of tribunals is to adjudicate honest differences of opinion; decree survival (39:1.7-8)
rehabilitated defaulted divine Sons never again serve in original positions (35:9.10) (35:10.4)
slow but certain (54:4.8)
Stationary Sons of Trinity are perfect revelation of (10:0.2)
time lag of (53:4.5) (54:3sec)
tribunals of Ancients of Days (15:12sec)
tribunals of Planetary Princes (50:2.5)
Trinity attitude (10:5.1) (10:6.2)
do not apply Jesus’ teachings to material problems of (142:7.17)
early j. meant enforcement of taboos (70:11.2)
eye for eye retaliation (70:10.9) (140:6.9) (140:8.5) (159:5.11)
law is intellectual foundation of (39:3.3)
might enforces commonly recognized rights (81:5.6)
most powerful, most tenuous factor of civilization (118:8.10)
must be lodged in hands of social group (10:6.2) (70:10.13) (104:2.5) (133:1.2) (159:1.6)
nature provides only conformity of results to causes (70:10.1)
never a personal attitude (10:6.2)
primitive idea was to dispose of contest (70:11.14)

Cross-references

See also courts
See also conciliating commissions
See also crime
See also judgment: divine judgment
See also death penalty
See also karma
See also law

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