The Buried Temple

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Exploring the concept of justice, the narrative challenges the belief in a supreme, omnipotent Judge overseeing human actions and thoughts. It questions the existence of true justice, suggesting that what we perceive as justice is merely a construct created by humans through their laws and social systems. The text delves into the implications of a world without divine judgment, prompting readers to reflect on the nature of justice and morality in human society.