After posting Part 1 of this series, I discovered that many people associate social justice with one political debate or personal issue. Social justice is a very broad topic, and it cannot be limited to health care or immigration, for example. This conversation definitely has a connection to those things, but my intention is not to try to answer specific questions through a general discussion of a movement...

Let me be very clear about this: Justice is biblical. Social justice is not...

Today it is popular to talk about ’social justice’. I’d rather talk about ‘charity’. (I’ll write a post explaining why next week.) Charity is a biblical word that has lost most of its true meaning today. Being charitable doesn’t mean pretending that liars are telling the truth. Nor does it mean giving money to United Way. In fact, it doesn’t have anything to do with liars or money, except tangentially. Charity is love. So doing the work of charity is doing the work of loving others...