To Do Justice

<p>Encouraging Christians to call for public policies that benefit those most vulnerable in our nation <I>To Do Justice </I>offers tools for studying complex domestic social problems such as Social Security immigration the environment and public education and serves as a guidebook to becoming involved in social action. Rooted in Christian tradition each essay analyzes a contemporary problem from social biblical and theological perspectives before providing directions for public policy. These engaged ethicists from across the mainline denominations provide concrete examples of how progressive-minded Christians can work for justice in response to these moral dilemmas. With discussion questions in each chapter this book is an excellent resource for classrooms--both in colleges and in churches.</p>