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Justice in His Kingdom: Examining the Religious Nature of Justice episodes
- How Common Law Advances Justice and Christian LibertyHow Common Law Advances Justice and Christian LibertyHostJerri Lynn Ward & Roger OliverDescriptionJerri Lynn and Roger interview Brent Allen Winters about Common Law and Brent's book Excellence of Common Law: Compared and Contrasted with Civil Law in Light of History, Nature and Scripture.Stream/Download1 hr 26 min
- The Tragedy of American Relations with Hispanic AmericaThe Tragedy of American Relations with Hispanic AmericaHostJerri Lynn Ward & Roger OliverDescriptionJerri Lynn and Roger discuss the history, causes, and effects of the tragic relationship between the United States and Hispanic America in light of God's law and expectations for justice as it applies to foreign relations.Reading ListNo God Next Door: Red Rule in Mexico and Our Responsibility by Father Michael KennyTree of Hate: Propaganda and Prejudices Affecting United States Relations with the Hispanic World by Philip Wayne PowellMexico's Miguel Caldera: The Taming of America's First Frontier, 1548-1597 by Philip Wayne PowellLibido Dominandi: Sexual Liberation & Political Control by E. Michael JonesStream/Download1 hr 13 min
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Justice is an ever-present topic of discussion, especially so in recent times. But how does our pagan world define and implement it? More importantly, how should Christians determine what is just and by what standard?
Jerri Lynn Ward and Roger Oliver’s Justice in His Kingdom Podcast will help you understand God’s standards for justice and how to break free of pagan, pragmatic ideas about how it should be defined and implemented. It will discuss His requirement to do justice in every area of life including foreign affairs, the laws of nations, courts and more.