What Is Justice and Democracy in History and Faith
A discussion on justice as foundational, linking it to democracy, labor history, and biblical tradition. It argues justice predates human gov ernments, frames modern governance as serving welfare, and warns against exploiting the weak. It calls for active citizen responsibility and social justice beyond wealth.
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