Elie Wiesel & Mary Dalton

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" This paper is an examination of justice, one of the principles of living outlined by the Bible. Although many religious leaders speak of "the seven principles," the Bible actually does not specify seven distinct standards by which an individual should live. Instead, its writings give examples of a right way of living, and one of the examples that recurs throughout is that of the just life, lived according to the guidelines of the saints, prophets, and disciples of the Old Testament and the New Testament. In contemporary society, two very different individuals embody the principle of justice, one a writer who has dedicated his life to seeing that justice is done, by continually reminding his readers of one of the greatest injustices in history, the other a Forest Service employee, who has put her career on the line in order to do the job she.."

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