Hey guys, my name is Johnny Artivantis and this is dial-in. In this episode, I sit down with

Darrell Harrison of the Just Thinking podcast and ask him, what does social justice even mean?

Let's dial in.

Daryl, thanks for sitting down again. I wanted to ask you, so much has said today about social justice.

It's hard to turn on an NFL or an NBA game and not hear it constantly.

But I think many people don't really even understand what social justice is by the definition

of the people promoting it.

Yeah.

Can you please give us some insight?

What does social justice even mean?

Yeah, so social justice is a very outcome oriented versus biblical justice, which is very

income oriented.

And let me explain what I mean by income and outcome.

In scripture, God is

concerned about balanced weights. He doesn't want prejudice or bias going into a situation that

needs to be adjudicated, you know, where a decision needs to be made, a judgment needs to be

made, a conclusion needs to be drawn. The scripture is clear that we cannot show partiality towards

anyone. I think it's in Leviticus 1915 where God outloss partiality even towards

the poor. Nexus 23 as well, bingo. So you have in social justice, social justice is

especially biased towards the poor, especially bias towards those who have not.

And what we as believers have to understand is God is so against partiality that he really

doesn't care whatever special circumstances there may be.

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