Social justice demands a focus on society’s problems, a necessary concern that conservative Christians have disregarded for centuries. As Spirit-filled, Bible-believing theologian Kenneth Archer puts it, “Social justice is the Spirit’s cry for the poor and the marginalized, for creation polluted and in decay, and for the victimizers and victims. Healing is found in relationship with Christ and his communities and in just societies.”
Throughout the Gospels, Jesus demonstrates love, showing his followers that true love is attending to the needs of others.
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