Reformulation of Social Justice

In light of the social justice debates unfolding in the church, this important book seeks to couple the idea and practice of social justice with a biblical worldview and the concept of compassion. Mature Christian thinker Darrow Miller outlines useful perspectives on social justice and encourages personal compassionate action. All people – he states – have received talents from God to offer change and hope to those living in physical and spiritual poverty.

"In his latest book, "Rethinking Social Justice: Redemption to Biblical Compassion," Miller does not try to redefine social justice, but rather to answer the question of "how to ensure that justice upholds general prosperity in all spheres of life: economic, political, social, etc." He teaches Christians how to practice what we preach: "to do justice, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with our God" from a biblical perspective and in the real world. This is the book on justice I've been waiting for, a must-read for all Christians." - Hugh Whelchel, Executive Director of The Institute for Faith, Work and Economics

"At a time when practicing "justice" is becoming increasingly popular, the challenge for the church lies not so much in the activity of doing social justice as in the quality of doing it well and in the name of Jesus. This book is an important addition to the topic surrounding the definition and effective practice of social justice by the church." - Keith Wright, President and CEO of Thrive Global, LLC

"No one explains Christian principles for fighting poverty more clearly than Darrow Miller... If you have embraced social Universalism or social Darwinism, according to the left's and right's definition of social justice, this book will invite you to reflect and react." - Marvin Olasky, Editor-in-Chief of World News Group