Everybody who objects to injustice does so on the ground that these practices violate some principle of justice which is above human will. This is so even when authority for justice, or equality among men, is found in the ‘dignity of the individual’; for that phrase is just as metaphysical as the ‘nature of things.’
Frank Chodorov, in “How a Jew Came to God: An Intellectual Experience,” One is a Crowd (1952).