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“The Opposite of Poverty is Justice” – Part 2
I’m reading Bryan Stevenson’s book Just Mercy, A Story of Justice and Redemption. It is both brutally honest and extraordinarily encouraging. As Desmond Tuto says, “Bryan Stevenson is America’s young Nelson Mandela, a brilliant lawyer fighting with courage and conviction … Continue reading
Posted in Hope Changes Everything
Tagged Bryan Stevenson, capital punishment, injustice, Just Mercy, mass incarceration, mercy
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An Antidote to Slacktivism*
QUOTES You asked for my hands, that you might use them for your purpose. I gave them for a moment, then withdrew them, for the work was hard. You asked for my mouth, to speak out against injustice. I gave you … Continue reading
Posted in From My Reading..., Living as Apprentices
Tagged Acceptable Worlds, injustice, Joe Seremane, Prayers for the Writer, service
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Living as Apprentices 