<p>“Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.”</p>
<p>This analogy might be illogical and misleading but shows some implications to posters, I believe.
Now we assume that Caesar means ‘the bad’ rooted in realities and God means ‘Justice’. It seems to me that Dartmouth people are divided into three over misbehavior or wrongdoing of fraternity. One is a Pharisee seeking justice faithfully, another is Herod supporting fraternity with blind mind, and the other is Jesus Christ coming to perfection saying the above.</p>
<p>My two questions are: (1) Are you a Pharisee, Herod or Jesus? (2) Is the university supporting Herod without ruling justice? How about ministry of education?</p>
<p>It seems to me that questioning and posting as a Pharisee or Herod is not helpful. I expect more balanced approaches looking the issues with realities (various perspectives). </p>