Consequently, all human beings have equivalent interests concerning the satisfaction of their basic needs. Nevertheless, these interests cannot be fulfilled for the majority of mankind because our present world society is not humane and nature is inexorable. Ideas according to which a higher being or another spiritual legitimacy decides where and when, how long and how good or bad one should live do indeed occur in many religions, but they must not be permitted to lead to social injustice or support excisting injustice. We can only call it justice if all people have the same rights and duties. Justice here means making possible the fulfillment of basic needs for all human beings on earth.
Mankind needs a new social world economic system.
The omnipresent competition and the game of economic power that today has assumed dangerous forms, must be substituted by a system of cooperative, free-market economy which should have no loosers in the future. This also includes a global equalization of burdens that could help to avoid disadvantages due, for example, to unfavourable climate, lack of raw materials or the consequences of natural catastrophes. With the help of such equalization peoples all over the world could have nearly the same chances to fulfill their most important interests in life. This also means a free access to various sources of knowledge and education for all people. This is the only way sustainably to guarantee equality of chances.