When horrible things happen, we instantly feel the brokenness of a fallen, hostile, upside-down world.
Something deep inside us cries out for justice, and it points to a deeper human truth about the way we are made.
We see a sad, stark reality in contrast with a perfect ideal.
Justice is all about righting the wrong and making sure everyone pays. We don’t like to talk about that until we see the worst a human can do.
I don’t mean to use tragedy as a platform or talking point. We can’t explain away everything as God’s Will or saying “it’s society’s fault.“ No one should offer a theological reason about how this has a “higher purpose,” because even if it did, we’d be pretentious to say so.
Simply: something has been wrong with the human race since the beginning of time, and we all know it. We are free to say: this sucks, and it’s infuriating.
As horrible as this world can be, I also believe the truth: that no one ever gets away with anything, ever. This world is not the final say on our story.
We will all be called to account for our lives.
And secretly, I believe we really want that. We want justice to be final, forever, and finished. Too many people get away with disgusting things. Our righteous anger points to a righteous God who will not let our evil be unpaid. Our crimes are either absorbed in the cross of Jesus Christ, or we pay for those crimes ourselves.
But that’s why He offers grace, too. He knows the depth of human depravity, and it cost the life of His Son. I only pray it will not cost so many more to see we need rescue, we need righteousness, and we need a Savior.
For now, we raise our voice and fight for just a glimpse of that justice today.
— J.S.
J.S. Park: Hospital Chaplain, Skeptical Christian 
I hope we get a glimpse of that justice here on earth. God would have more support, I think.
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all i can say is stand together and stand strong till the time they listn to us and take action.
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I am convinced that Christ did not come to solve our problems. He came to be our solution.
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Where is Justice? When we’re standing before the Great White Throne on Judgement Day… that will be justice. There definitely is something wrong with the human race, and almost from the beginning of time. Since Adam and Eve’s disobedience in the Garden, every generation born after has been born into sin. That was not God’s desire; He loves us and wants fellowship with us. He gave Moses the Law so that we could see our sinfulness and realize our need for a Savior. But God is such a Gentleman, He forces Himself on no person, and we’re here, on earth on satan’s playground with freewill. God doesn’t ’cause’ bad things to happen, but as we read in Job, he will allow it if he chooses. Everything that comes to us passes through His nail scarred hands first, you can be certain of that. May God bless you and make His face to shine upon you, my brother. 🙂
His daughter, Jodee
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