Nick Wolterstorff on Justice, Art, Love and all things Human Flourishing I am often asked who has had the greatest theological influence on me. As far as my Theology of Justice, it’s pretty easy. No modern thinker has had a greater impact on the foundations of my thinking in justice, shalom and the beauty of […]
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This blog post recently appeared on the World Vision blog — it’s a topic that I get asked about a lot so I thought I’d re-post it. ——————————————————————————————————————————– I often use the phrase “Theology of Justice.” In fact, it was one of the founding ideas and goals of The Justice Conference—to discuss and promote a theological
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Eddie Byun is the Lead Pastor for Onnuri English Ministry (OEM) in Seoul, South Korea and is Professor of Practical Theology at Torch Trinity Graduate University. He is author of Justice Awakening: How You and Your Church Can Help End Human Trafficking. He is married to Hyun Lee, and has two children, Emma (who went
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Pursuing Justice is now available in paperback! You can pick up a copy from Amazon here: Pursuing Justice or download free small group and study resources here.
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Guest Post by Kent Annan The rain roars down. That season has arrived. The rain might as well be tears, drenching hundreds of thousands of people in tents and under tarps [after the earthquake here in Haiti]. I’m back staying with the Woshdlo family [I used to live with] as I check on the rebuilding
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“The temptation of this age is to look good without being good.”[1] Brennan Manning Justice requires more than wanting to change the world, but being willing to change ourselves along with it. The word “morality” seems to have fallen on hard times these days. It is often taken as synonymous with purity, seen as negative
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Guest Post by Paul Louis Metzger There are many things that money can buy, but Can Money Buy Justice? I thought of this question as I was reading What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets by Michael J. Sandel. When we think that something can be bought and sold, we end up treating it
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Guest Post by Sam Adams Reality. Justice is about reality: on the ground, gritty, bloody, tear-stained reality. The work of justice is determined by the concrete realness of bodies and violence; it is determined by the reality of social structures, communities, governments, and institutions. Theology, on the other hand, can be abstract, spiritual, theoretical, and
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Guest Post by Rick Gerhardt During a recent long weekend, Ken and I had the privilege of being introduced to a wonderful ministry working hard and successfully on behalf of justice in the beautiful but imperiled country of Honduras. I am still processing what we saw, but thought it would be good to shine a
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