We May Suppose That Everyone

We May Suppose That Everyone Has In Himself The Whole Form Of A Moral Conception.

A Political Conception Just Applies To The Basic Structure Of A Society, Its Institutions, Constitutional Essentials, Matters Of Basic Justice And Property, And So On.

Justice Is The First Virtue Of Social Institutions, As Truth Is Of Systems Of Thought. A Theory However Elegant And Economical Must Be Rejected Or Revised If It Is Untrue; Likewise Laws And Institutions No Matter How Efficient And Well-arranged Must Be Reformed Or Abolished If They Are Unjust.

The Circumstances Of Justice May Be Described As The Normal Conditions Under Which Human Cooperation Is Both Possible And Necessary.

Intuitionism Is Not Constructive, Perfectionism Is Unacceptable.