Love-Lived Justice, Part 2 (#1025)

About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of love-shaped justice and its connection to the release of a book on mistranslation in the Gospel.

Wayne, Tobie, and Kyle continue their discussion about the release of Just Love: How One Mistranslation Distorted the Gospel . All three express excitement about the potential impact it could have on those ready to hear it. They see a return to love-shaped justice to not only be more consistent with the through-story of Scripture, but also to a more meaningful expression of their passion and faith. In this episode, they talk about the impact this would have on our religious institutions, the connection between love and fairness, and how we're more aware of injustice when we are victims of it rather than when we're doing it. True justice comes from life transformation through Jesus rather than external systems or retribution. They discussed how the etymology of justice traces back to concepts of life energy, and how Jesus modeled serving others rather than seeking power. Podcast Notes: The video version of this podcast Get your copy of Just Love The post Love-Lived Justice, Part 2 (#1025) first appeared on The God Journey .

People in this episode

Host: Wayne Jacobsen

Guests: Tobie, Kyle

Topics covered

• love-shaped justice
• impact of mistranslation
• religious institutions
• injustice awareness
• life transformation through Jesus

Keywords

• justice
• love
• Gospel
• injustice
• life transformation
• religion
• spirituality

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Just Love: How One Mistranslation Distorted the Gospel

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