— The Ontological Framework of Non-Nothingness, Causality, and the Genesis of God
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THE IMPORTANCE OF AN ABSOLUTELY JUST UNIVERSE

The universe in which we exist, and where the process of God’s self-creation takes place, must also be absolutely just. This notion is a natural consequence of God’s absolute justice, which governs the development of both His own perfect mind and the growth of human abilities.

In an absolutely just universe, every individual has the opportunity to grow, learn, and develop their abilities in a fair and equitable environment. This allows for the realization of human potential and the proper functioning of society, ensuring that the process of human development aligns with the principles of causality, predicativity, and non-contradiction.

The requirements for predicativity and consistency in the development of God’s perfect mind are also applicable to human growth and development. These principles necessitate the gradual development of human abilities and understanding, which must occur in an absolutely just universe. As a result, the processes of God’s self-creation and human development are governed by God’s absolute justice, ensuring that the universe unfolds in a fair and equitable manner.

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