by Donald E. Williams | Aug 11, 2026 | Opinion
The ancient Greeks were quite concerned about justice in what they referred to as the polis—the city-state. Justice was one of the essential cardinal virtues, alongside wisdom, temperance, and courage. These virtues governed the activity of the soul, establishing the...
by Charlie E. Dates | Jul 29, 2026 | Opinion
The Inseparable Bond of Justice and Righteousness The greatest contradiction throughout the history of American Christianity is that many of those who profess right doctrine about God are the ones who are most opposed to social justice in his name. It happens...
by Craig Nash | Jul 15, 2026 | News
Summer is the most grueling time for justice-minded Christians who long for our siblings to our ideological right to stand up for our neighbors at home and abroad who our government is brutalizing in our names. On July 7, three days after the fireworks went off...
by Craig Nash | May 11, 2026 | News
On Thursday, May 7, a group of faith leaders in Fort Worth hand-delivered a letter to the Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office, expressing concern over what appears to be an overly aggressive approach to charging people with crimes that could result in a death...
by Grace Ji-Sun Kim | May 7, 2026 | Opinion
You can always tell when Mother’s Day is near: the shops and florists remind us to buy flowers, chocolates and cards for your mother. Restaurants prompt us to give our mothers a break and take them out for a special meal. Mother’s Day has become an annual ritual where...
