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“The meaning of the phrase ‘social justice’ has become opaque over the years as it has become a buzz expression”

By Jim on Mon, 01/18/10
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“I’d like to make a modest proposal for Christians of all theological and political persuasions: don’t use the term ‘social justice’ without explanation.” K. Deyoung (Gospel Coalition)

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Ed Vasicek

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Mon, 01/18/10
I think trashing terminology that has become ambiguous is a good thing (which is why I longed for us to come up with a term other than “fundamentalist” to describe the SI crowd).

If you mean poverty, say poverty. If you mean discrimination, say discrimination. If you mean class or race suppression, say it. Then at least we’ll have an idea of what we are talking about.

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