The Concept of Justice in People’s Lives According To Teilhard de Chardin Contributes To The Strengthening of The Character of The Younger Generation In Indonesia

Sri Sudarsih,B Warsito,Sudarno Sudarno,T Triadi Putranto

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202020207055

Abstract

This study aims to describe the life together in society according to Teilhard de Chardin. Then the researchers tried to reveal the value of justice in it. This research is a qualitative research. The basis of this research theory is the value of justice, while the object of study is life together in society according to Teilhard de Chardin. The methodical elements used are description, interpretation, and analysis-synthesis. The results achieved are as follows: the value of justice in the relations between individuals and society is closely related to human nature. Every individual has freedom in building relationships with others. The value of justice is reflected in the form of mutual respect, giving and receiving, and loving. Love becomes the energy for the creation of justice in society. Justice according to Teilhard de Chardin is justice towards oneself, other people or the community, and God. The value of justice can be used as a basis for strengthening the character of younger generation in Indonesia.

Highlights

Humans are social creatures, meaning that human life can never be separated from its social environment
The theoretical foundation used is the value of justice, while the object of study is social life according to Teilhard de Chardin
The value of justice is reflected in Teilhard's theory of the relationship between individuals and other individuals, or the concept of human nature

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Introduction

Humans are social creatures, meaning that human life can never be separated from its social environment. The reality is that humans cannot live without the presence of others. As human beings who have reason, every individual should be able to maintain harmony in people's lives for peace. As members of the community, each individual has moral obligations, including the obligation to respect and love each other. Their awareness of that at the level of reality is still minimal. Sense of competition is more prominent than mutual need. Another symptom is the fading of mutual trust. Whereas humans are creatures that are given the gift of reason by God, which should be used as controllers of feelings that are volatile and vacillating

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