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When Doing Good is Not Good Enough: Justice and Advocacy

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2014-01-01

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Doing good often requires more than compassionate acts of kindness: justice is required and Christians should not shy away from the call of justice on behalf of others.

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Lockton, H. A. (2014). When doing good is not good enough: Justice and advocacy. In N. Brown, & J. Darby (Eds.), Do justice: Our call to faithful living (pp. 125-130). Warburton, Australia: Signs.

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Do justice: Our call to faithful living pp. 125-130

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9781925044133

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