Which is superior: social justice or God’s justice?

[Anonymous]

Justice means different things to different people. And there are different types of justice. But if given the choice, which of the two justices do you think is superior?

Social justice is most important.

God's justice is most important,

I don't value either types of justice.

[Chazmatazz269]

If you believe in an omniscient and benevolent god, his or her justice would inherently be truer.
People are flawed, and therefore so is everything they create, including “justice”.
This is most certainly not an excuse to cop out. We must still seek justice despite not being able to do so perfectly.

[SkimmingDetective]

Are you saying this omniscient god doesn't get bad intentions?

[AviatorTom]

There's a difference of opinion on whether God exists, so God's justice may not exist. We know social justice exists.

[Asker]

I'm not sure that is logical. How do we know that social justice exists? Lots of areas in the world today don't believe in what we twenty-first century Americans call "social justice."

[Intelligent_Lady]

They come from different frameworks and serve different purposes. I don’t think it’s helpful to rank one as superior over the other...

[FreyaRed]

Justice happens in hell.
Ergo: Satan as Lord of the Underworld is justice

[BCRanger10]

It would have to be God's justice, since God is superior to government and society and the consequences of our actions are eternal.

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

When I look at places featuring too many people believing in God's justice, It reinforces my preference for social justice lol

[_piotr]

Of ourse God's. Social justice is to justice as a chair is to an electric chair...

[strateguy632]

depends which god? new testament is useful. to me most important.

[Intelligent_Lady]

The Creator is one.

[strateguy632]

@Intelligent_Lady the term creator is vague. do you mean brahma? alla? jehova? yahweh? all described differently?

[Agape93]

Neither. Social justice doesn't do much anymore, and god is impotent.

[MrChinaski]

My justice.

A man holds himself to his own standards.

[Brady]

Social justice is most important but should b reasonable. Let's say there's no God then no justice from him.

[strateguy632]

social justice changes it is not even real.

[AngryCarl3]

God doesn't dispense justice. That would interfere with human free will.

[Anonymous]

Does God’s justice see non- believers treated just as harshly as rapists and murderers in the afterlife?

[Wodens_Apprentice]

Yes because Christians don't apply your afterlife sentence morally as much as they think they do. Infact they condemned a early Romano-British Christian Scholar Pelagius as a heretic because claimed human original sin wasn't a sentence to hell. He closed that forgiveness from God could come from God alone and not the church. He claimed a virtuous pagan (non-christian) could still enter heaven if they were virtuous, but that the bible was God's guide for us to enter heaven.
So the Proto-Catholic-Orthodox Church used to spiritually condemn you just for believing that the afterlife was tied to morality. These Christians believe that unbaptised babies go to hell, that humans are fundamentally evil and our only forgiveness is to give Shekels to the Pope/Patriarch.

[SkimmingDetective]

Justice is nickname for corruption of free will

[DeeDeeDeVour]

GOD's justice.

GOD's mercy.

[jahaims]

One is real and one is imaginary

[Asker]

Just out of curiosity, which one do you believe is real? And how do you know? And how do you know the other is imaginary? Be sure not to argue that "God exists because He does" or "society exists because it does" because those aren't logical arguments.

[Wodens_Apprentice]

The ancient Gods exist because science tome and time again gives us the answers to things that ancient mythology already understood.

[TonyMetal___86]

God's justice for sure!