»You said, that God would be just. Are we humans really all unjust?«

  »Indeed. There is no man on this planet to be found to be just. Now listen. Given, a vintner would address you tomorrow and offers you 40 euros for you to help him the whole day with his wine harvesting. You agree to help finish with the grape harvest and start with the work. The vintner comes to the conclusion on midday that he has to contract another helper to finish with the grape harvest. He finds another person, and in the evening the work is done. The vintner hands out the 40 euros to you and also gives 40 euros to the other helper, though he only only filled half the sacks with grapes. Would you think this to be any just?«

  »Of course not, this is not fair. I worked for much longer!«

  »You think this to be unjust, I was sure about that! Only because your employer is showing his goodwill towards other helpers, you feel this to be an injustice. You agreed with a vintner about a wage of 40 euros, that you received, but still in the end you think this isn’t to be adequate. Self-righteousness, self-justice and self-pity are plain nightmares for God. But again, something about The Flood, that had catastrophic consequences. Due to these immense masses of water, the original continental unity broke apart and moved rapidly in diverse directions, the earth separated. The continental drift caused an ice-age, and then the dinosaurs died.«