The monsters these children face are not acts of God but the results of our unjust choices as a nation.
Instead, Francis said, his priests were to emphasise to the women concerned that, however "profoundly unjust" their choice was, God still loved them and understood there were reasons why they had made such an "agonising and painful" decision.
We must decide whether we reward or penalise the "unjust" with our choices – be they individuals or companies.
Since luck-egalitarians are opposed to luck "in the name of fairness" (compare Temkin 2003(a), 767) and since, no less than inequality, equality is unfair when "in disaccord with choice", equality might unjust for exactly the same reason as inequality might (Cohen 2006, 444; cf. Segall 2012).
They called this budget choice "unwise" and "unjust".
But critics point out the many ways that a collection of individual choices, pressured by unjust social norms and assumptions, may lead to results not wholly unlike those of historical eugenics programs (Duster 1990).
But unlike David Cameron, Spain's prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, conceded that while he found the ruling "unjust and wrong", he had no choice but to comply.
God therefore chooses the king, and there can be no contractual relationship between the king and his people; to rebel even against an unjust ruler is to challenge God's choice.
He is also always aware that the biographer's position, which necessarily involves judgments about the subject's character and the choices she made, is profoundly unjust, for the simple reason that the subject herself cannot be consulted.
But the burden of decision was his; and it would certainly be unjust to suppose that in similar stark choices, elsewhere in the world or even at home, he would not in the event have done as well.
