“The Myth of Justice,” Michael Dorris declares that mankind’s concept of justice is unmerited. “Do I need examples from real life to prove my point?” asks Dorris, “Read the newspaper. Look at world history. Examine your own family. People got what they deserved right?” (Dorris 466). Justice, in Dorris’s mind, is simply an attempt by humans

help. Justice then, in Kushner’s view, is the result of God’s efforts to make the world the place he intends for it to be. On the other hand, Kushner denies that God is capable of consistently making sure that justice is served.

Another example of life is not fair that my friend graduated from UCLA with a 3.98, and had a B.S. degree of Engineer Computer. Also, she was a member of the National Honor Society, did numerous activities within her school, volunteered her time to the community, and participated in student government. Finally, she could not find a job. But another friend of mine graduated from Cal State Pomona, she did not join any program. She got hiring in the big company. It is not fair for someone who goes to the best University but not having the job. We could easily think of many other ways that life is not fair: where you were born; whether you are problems; if you are well to do or struggling economically; and so on. And we could all think of instances in which life was unfair in our direction and life was unfair against us.

Ever since the beginning of time it seems as if only bad things happen to good people. Even though, logically speaking, that does not make the utmost of sense but this trend exists and occurs over and over again. The argument being pursued is that bad things happen to good people to teach them some kind of life long lesson. To recapitulate, good people are those who are kind, honest and unselfish and not to mention a pleasure to interact with, and a bad thing is considered as an event or occurrence that inflicts pain or discomfort to those involved. Sometimes, people are angry with God for causing them or their relatives to have a disease and for causing them to die. It was a great help to us to learn that God does not cause tragedy, and that he is just as frustrated and angry as we are. It also helped to learn that God knows our sorrow and it was comforting to know that He is a good and loving God and He is here to help us through our sorrow and that we were not being punished.

Here are two currents outside examples that

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