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| − | [[Love]] and [[Justice]]<ref> [http://spectator.org/archives/2006/12/06/justice-and-love "Justice and Love"], ''The [[American Spectator]]'''s blog by Lisa Fabrizio, posted 12.6.06 @ 12:07AM </ref> are two principles that govern social order<ref> [[Emil Brunner]], "Some Remarks on Reinhold Niebuhr's work as a Christian thinker", pages 84-85 in ''Reinhold Niebuhr: his religious, social and political thought'', Charles W. Kegley (ed.), The Pilgrim Press, 1984, 2nd. Ed. </ref>. In [[Christianity]] | + | '''[[Love]] and [[Justice]]'''<ref> [http://spectator.org/archives/2006/12/06/justice-and-love "Justice and Love"], ''The [[American Spectator]]'''s blog by Lisa Fabrizio, posted 12.6.06 @ 12:07AM </ref> are two principles that govern social order<ref> [[Emil Brunner]], "Some Remarks on Reinhold Niebuhr's work as a Christian thinker", pages 84-85 in ''Reinhold Niebuhr: his religious, social and political thought'', Charles W. Kegley (ed.), The Pilgrim Press, 1984, 2nd. Ed. </ref>. In [[Christianity]] '''Love''' is the supreme principle. In the secular world assertions about [[Justice]] and its practical forms in governmental ''laws'' oftentimes ignore and sometimes even refute [[Christianity]]'s claims about the supreme importance of '''[[Love]]''' within the social order. '''Love and Justice''' may be seen as alternative or complementary philosophical systems. |
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Revision as of 17:36, December 5, 2008
Love and Justice[1] are two principles that govern social order[2]. In Christianity Love is the supreme principle. In the secular world assertions about Justice and its practical forms in governmental laws oftentimes ignore and sometimes even refute Christianity's claims about the supreme importance of Love within the social order. Love and Justice may be seen as alternative or complementary philosophical systems.
- ↑ "Justice and Love", The American Spectator's blog by Lisa Fabrizio, posted 12.6.06 @ 12:07AM
- ↑ Emil Brunner, "Some Remarks on Reinhold Niebuhr's work as a Christian thinker", pages 84-85 in Reinhold Niebuhr: his religious, social and political thought, Charles W. Kegley (ed.), The Pilgrim Press, 1984, 2nd. Ed.