Throughout human history, tyrants have died peacefully in luxury, while innocent victims of oppression have perished without vindication.
Exploring the Core Inquiry
- Even the smallest human municipality demands a courtroom to uphold order; would the Sovereign of this immense cosmos leave absolute injustice unaddressed?
- If death were the final end for both the oppressor and the oppressed, the universe would be grounded in fundamental moral absurdity.
- The universal human demand for justice points to a Great Court where no act of courage is unrewarded and no cruelty is forgotten.
βDoes this human being suppose that they will be left unattended?β β Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Risale-i Nur
The Guiding Perspective
Think of an unresolved historical injustice. Recognize that your hunger for justice demands a Supreme Judge.