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The Spirits' Book > BOOK THREE—MORAL LAWS > CHAPTER XI—X. LAW OF JUSTICE, LOVE AND CHARITY > Natural Rights and Justice > 874
874. If justice is a law of nature, why do people understand it so differently? How can the same thing be just to one person, yet unjust to another?
“It is because your passions often mingle with this sentiment and corrupt it, as they do with most natural sentiments, causing you to see things from a false point of view.”
“It is because your passions often mingle with this sentiment and corrupt it, as they do with most natural sentiments, causing you to see things from a false point of view.”