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When you can genuinely say that there is little to be learned from a memory, then your brain will stop paying attention to it. Yes I have been the "victim" of injustice and the consequences have been and continue to dominate my life, which has gone to pieces. That seems unjust as well. David, You have my sympathy. I wish I could help you more But let's try anyway. I might suggest the following book: "Judith L.

Herman-Trauma and Recovery". I think with this sort of stuff you to some degree have to come to your own understanding of an experience. But let me talk about some topics:.

This isn't exactly the same as excusing it but undersatnd what it happens. This last point is important, because the feeling of agency decreases the influence something has over you somewhat - but it important that you can have agency without blame. The way I like to talk about this is all you have to do is "playing a game worth playing" this is important, you are not playing society's game, rather you are playing the most worthwhile game to you that you can play, and the game is good enough to the degree that i you can play it, ii it is kind of worthwhile, iii it's something you can do.

One of the thing that society and other lose when terrible things happen to you is their right to judge you to some degree.

Bad things happen and in many ways they can't be undone, paid for or justified, it is in many ways a wound inflicting against you by society that cannot be repayed which does not justify forgiveness. And you don't have to, you are allowed to be angry about it. But perhaps that doesn't make the good things any less good. Finally I might suggest some podcasts: Specifically "Terrible thanks for asking".

There is a common refrain, "things could be worse", "think of other people" I think this is garbage - at least for things above a certain level of badness. Injustice should be fought when you can; however the best way is for like minded individuals to band together and work to make sure people receive justice. If it can be proven a boss at a company did something wrong to an employer, then the group writes letters or boycotts that boss. Revenge is bad but nothing is wrong with avenging. Sometimes the lesson learned is to get help with your injustice.

Back Psychology Today. Back Find a Therapist. Back Get Help. Back Magazine. Subscribe Issue Archive. Back Today. The Court's majority per Justice Jackson resolved its version of the Euthyphro dilemma by ruling that property rights exist if courts recognize and protect them, rather than holding that property rights pre-exist and courts merely perceive them. A dissenting opinion, however, considered that property rights existed a priori and that they dictated the conclusion that courts should therefore enforce them. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Ethical problem on the origin of morality posed by Plato.

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Plato from Raphael 's The School of Athens — This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Leibniz stated, in Reflections on the Common Concept of Justice circa : "It is generally agreed that whatever God wills is good and just. Grotius , 1. Selected Writings on Ethics. Oxford University Press. Ordinatio III, D. UN, para. Quodlibeta 3. Reportata 4. Questions on the Books of the Sentences 1. The passage is also quoted in Baggett , p. In this early work, Adams's view is that it is logically possible but "unthinkable" that God would issue horrible commands: "the believer's concepts of ethical rightness and wrongness would break down in the situation in which he believed that God commanded cruelty for its own sake" p.

In later work, Adams contends that "God cannot be sadistic" Adams , p. Practical Ethics 3d ed. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. In its earliest-written books, God appears at times as no more than a nationalistic tribal deity who orders the extermination of entire peoples hostile to Israel, such as the Midianites Numbers 1—54 and Amalekites 1 Samuel 1— By the time of Amos, however, such "primitive and immature notions" are a thing of the past Snaith , p.

For a recent overview, see Head It was this "bias towards the poor and needy" Snaith , p. Commentary on Aristotle's Metaphysics , Bk. Commentary on Aristotle's Ethics 1, Summa contra Gentiles 4, Ethik 3rd edition. Berlin, , p. Cited in Pieper , pp. De Veritate 24,3 ad 2.

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