A Justice Primer

A Justice Primer - Paperback

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A Justice Primer

A Justice Primer - Paperback

by Douglas Wilson
$25.85
Sale price  $25.85 Regular price 

Book Overview

Christians should know that social justice internet mobs are a far cry from truly Biblical justice that accords with God's law. But we don't. Biblical justice requires multiple witnesses, matching stories, and objective facts considered by an appropriate authority.


A Justice Primer is written by two longtime pastors who have worked inside denominations, sessions, and institutions, and who have seen more than their share of controversy where people do not know what the rules are. A whispered conversation is not authoritative. An anonymous comment on a blog is not authoritative. A party of disgruntled church members who "feel abused" is not authoritative. Instead, the key to true justice is due process conducted by wise men who know how to weigh evidence.


God is justice, and it is because of His justice that Jesus went to the cross. Therefore, we must care about what justice is and how God says to pursue it.

ISBN9781957905082
Author Douglas Wilson
PublisherCanon Press
GenreReligion & spirituality and Education
FormatPaperback
PublishedOctober 2022
Edition3
LanguageENG- English
Pages254
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Douglas Wilson

Douglas Wilson, who lives in Victoria, BC, was born in Queen Charlotte City on January 7, 1943. He learned the art from his grandfather, Henry Yound, his uncle, Issac Hans, and from Tom Hans, Pat Dixon and Pat McGuire. A member of the Eagle moiety, he is a keen student of Haida history and the argillite art. Leslie Drew is a newspaper report and editor who has written numerous article on Northwest Coast Native arts for The Beaver, and other Canadian magazines.

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