Why do evangelicals have nothing to say about justice?
Barrister in commercial and employment lawAsks how evangelicals came to leave justice largely out of their Bible study and theology.
Edition contents
Volume 22 Number 2 (2005)
A special theme issue on justice, guest edited by Alan Storkey
In this edition. Each entry below names the writer, their stated role at the time of publication, and a short description of the piece. Full texts are held in the printed journal.
Loving One's Neighbour and Justice
Emeritus Professor of Old Testament Studies, King's College LondonTraces the command to love the neighbour into questions of state justice and international relations.
A Biblical View of Law and Justice by David McIlroy: A Review Article
Barrister, Christian Lawyers' FellowshipAn extended review of a substantial evangelical treatment of Scripture, law and justice.
Just Prices Today
Economist and theologianContrasts neo classical economics with the Christian tradition of just price theory and its revival in fair trade.
Confessing Christ in the 'War on Terror'
Reader in Christian Ethics, University of EdinburghSets witness under Amin in Uganda beside American cultural Christianity's support for war, and asks what confessing Christ costs.
Submitting to Justice? Christian and New Labour Visions of Global Economic Justice
Ordinand, Diocese of CarlisleIntroduces Catholic social thought on economic justice and evaluates New Labour development policy against it.
Lifelines: Justice
Author and guest editorA guide to Christian literature on justice, offered as a resource for further study and action.
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