Justice in a fallen world is not equality of outcome but equal treatment under a fair law. — Kevin DeYoung, What is the Mission of the Church?: Making sense of social justice, Shalom and the Great Commission
Justice in a fallen world is not equality of outcome but equal treatment under a fair law. — Kevin DeYoung, What is the Mission of the Church?: Making sense of social justice, Shalom and the Great Commission
Justice in a fallen world is not equality of outcome but equal treatment under a fair law. — Kevin DeYoung, What is the Mission of the Church?: Making sense of social justice, Shalom and the Great Commission
Justice in a fallen world is not equality of outcome but equal treatment under a fair law. — Kevin DeYoung, What is the Mission of the Church?: Making sense of social justice, Shalom and the Great Commission
Justice in a fallen world is not equality of outcome but equal treatment under a fair law. — Kevin DeYoung, What is the Mission of the Church?: Making sense of social justice, Shalom and the Great Commission
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Justice in a fallen world is not equality of outcome but equal treatment under a fair law.

— Kevin DeYoung, What is the Mission of the Church?: Making sense of social justice, Shalom and the Great Commission
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