Are We Already Just? Aristotle once said “How can we be good without being good already?” (C&C 238) This brings about a puzzle sounding much what came first the chicken or the egg? Is there a definite answer? If so, how can it be justified to all? Aristotle felt as though he could by giving a direct example and answer to his puzzle. He understood and compared it to certain crafts, but then he went …showed first 75 words of 1424 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1424 total…that everyone in this world is just as virtuous as the next. This is because everyone has the right to feel they way they do about someone or something, and I am starting to believe that Aristotle, if he lived in our world today would feel that same way. So to answer the original question of “Are We Already Just” I think we are, we just have to make other people believe the same thing.