Netherlands / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / /
Facility
University Press / /
IndustryTerm
relational networks / energy / variable products / /
MusicAlbum
Pluralism / Religion / /
Organization
Anti-Revolutionary Party / Work Research Foundation / Committee for Justice and Liberty / State and Schools / Center for Public Justice / civil society / Institute for Christian Studies / Free Church / Association for Public Justice / Public Justice Resources Centre / Citizens for Public Justice / Oxford University / Pluralistic Society / Public Justice Resource Centre / /
Person
David Koyzis / John Paul II / John L. Hiemstra / Bruce W. Winter / Ray Pennings / James C. Kennedy / Calvin Seerveld / Abraham Kuyper / Peter Heslam / Dan Coats / James Skillen / James D. Bratt / Jonathan Chaplin / Timothy R. Sherrat / Emil Brunner / Michael Cromartie / Michael Walzer / Richard J. Mouw / Christian Perspectives / Christian Scholar / God / Herman Dooyeweerd / Stephanie Baker-Collins / Faith Perspectives / Nicholas Wolterstorff / Luis E. Lugo / Yusufu Turaki / Simon Jenkins / Anthony de Jasay / Christian Politics / Sander Griffioen / Stanley Carlson-Thies / Paul Marshall / Bernard Zylstra / Gerald Vandezande / Jonathan P. Chaplin / Jeong-Kii Min / John Bolt / Ronald P. Mahurin / Douglas Koopman / Karl Marx / Stephen C. Mott / James W. Skillen / /
Position
Professor of Political Theory / entrepreneur / Representative / Associate Professor / /
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