Defining “Public Justice” in a Pluralistic Society:1 Probing a Key Neo-Calvinist Insight individual subject, a class or an entire society can get out of the state, to the legitimacy of its commands and the rights its

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Date: 2011-01-31 09:22:37 Political philosophy Calvinism Neo-Calvinism Abraham Kuyper Christian apologists Social justice Sphere sovereignty Cultural mandate Anti Revolutionary Party Christianity Protestantism Christian theology		Defining “Public Justice” in a Pluralistic Society:1 Probing a Key Neo-Calvinist Insight individual subject, a class or an entire society can get out of the state, to the legitimacy of its commands and the rights its Add to Reading List Source URL: www.dordt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 164,81 KB Share Document on Facebook

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