Discuss the below:
"Cosmology" refers to a sub-branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of the universe. It comes from the Greek kosmos, usually translated as "world" or "universe."
Kosmos actually contains that additional notion that the universe is a thing of beauty because it is balanced and harmonious. While it doesn't always seem that way, of course, the universe (or God, the governing principle of the universe), 'balances things out' sooner or later. When we say things like "Everything happens for a reason," we are thinking in cosmological terms.
Q: Do you think the universe is best understood as a kosmos? And if so, does that mean that justice/injustice should be understood in cosmological terms as well?