Article June 16, 1973 ISSUE

The Joy of Justice

ELAINE HIBBARD ROBINSON

Like all heavenly gifts, genuine, spontaneous, overflowing joy comes in a way least looked for—through justice and righteousness.

Many people associate justice with punishment. The whole subject seems to them a somber one; they try to turn away from it. Yet justice is one of the primary attributes of God, universal and infinite divine Love. We can't get away from justice, but we can find out that in turning toward it we will have deep and permanent happiness.

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