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The conclusions that would seem to follow from the Arundhati Roy article ("The Algebra of Infinite Justice," December issue) and others are: 1) Only the United States is responsible for all the bad things happening in the world; 2) The people of other countries bear no responsibility for their problems; 3) Other governments have no duty to protect their citizens; 4) Only the U. 11, when the frailty of human institutions was made all too clear, the country sought out higher meaning - infinite justice through a truly infinite source. While we humans are constrained to choose one or the other of opposites, in God contraries (though not contradictories, which are something else again) can coexist; for example, infinite mercy with infinite justice, or chance with intelligent design, for that matter. |
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