Mercy is evidently absent from Mr. Gonzales's conception of justice.
For Rawls this would involve some clear conception of justice, defined in terms of fairness.
Despite their different style, subjects, and view of life, however, Hesiod's Theogony and the Works and Days illustrate the same basic conception of justice as the Homeric epic.
It may also be viewed as a moral norm or conception of justice that is variously applied in systems of human law.
Christ's morality is sheer sympathy with the other and his conception of justice is poetic, 'For him there were no laws: there were exceptions merely'.
Both definitions are essentially the anthropomorphic conception of justice enabling courts to adjust the requisite standard according to factors such as the magnitude of the injury, the cost of avoiding it, and the likelihood of its being realized.
One: God is just, according to a conception of justice that we can very easily understand; as some of Job's friends tell him, if you are suffering, it must be because you have sinned and God is (rightly) punishing you.
Nagel follows [32] whose political conception of justice is fully associative.
By Rawls's criteria a libertarian conception of justice (such as Nozick's in Anarchy, State, and Utopia) is not a liberal conception of justice.
This conception of legitimacy is connected to his conception of justice.
But third, the principles must comprise a feasible or stable conception of justice.
