Claire Khaw's neat solution to the moral dilemma posed by Dr Angie Hobbs

Philosopher Angie Hobbs on the Value of Conscience

My programme on Ivan's Challenge with A.S.Byatt and Canon Vernon White is tomorrow at 12.04 @BBCRadio4 A History of Ideas
— Angie Hobbs (@drangiehobbs) November 27, 2014

@drangiehobbs @BBCRadio4 What is necessary must also be moral, but whether something is necessary and to what end is a political question.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) November 28, 2014

@drangiehobbs @BBCRadio4 To the moral dilemma posed by Dostoevsky, I would say ALL humans on earth do NOT deserve to live in Paradise.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) November 28, 2014

@drangiehobbs @BBCRadio4 To suggest that *all* humans deserve to live in paradise is to commit the greatest injustice.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) November 28, 2014

@drangiehobbs @BBCRadio4 Which philosopher was it who said that it is the greatest injustice to treat unequal things equally?
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) November 28, 2014

@drangiehobbs @BBCRadio4 To do what is being proposed by this moral dilemma wd b 2 usurp God's role n perform it in a way He would not wish.
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) November 28, 2014

@drangiehobbs Are not my answers irrefutably neat, moral and logical? Is it not now time for @BBCRadio4 to finally acknowledge my genius?
— Claire Khaw (@ntfem) November 28, 2014