And we are back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Matt Kittle's senior

elections correspondent at The Federalist and your experience Sherpa on today's quest for knowledge.

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Our guest today is Dr. Christina Crenshaw, assistant professor at Arizona Christian University.

She serves as a fellow as well at the university's

Cultural Research Center. She's also author of the fascinating new book, Redeeming Justice,

reclaiming God's vision for doing good in the world. It is out in the world right now,

wherever you find your books. Christina,

thank you so much for joining us on this edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

Yeah, thank you for having me, honored to be here. Yeah, you bet. This is a great concept.

It is so important these days. Over the last several years in this country, there has been, I think, a battle for the soul of

this country and for individuals in this country. And it is a battle between the ephemeral,

the political, and the spiritual, and the biblical. And that is exactly what your book is about.

It delves into what seemed like a

catchphrase a few years back. It's a term that's been around and steeped in Marxism.

It's social justice. And this book is really all about the difference between social justice and its aims, its motives, and biblical

justice and the road to eternity. Give us a sense of the difference that you see between the two.

Yeah. Well, you know, I think just to kind of set up for your listeners,

you know, the heart behind why I wrote this book, like most of us, 2020 was so eye-opening.

And I think particularly if you were in church spaces, which I am, you know, I was at a Christian

university, heavily involved in the church. And I started to realize, oh, wow, even within the church, we don't have the kind of language

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