Justice

Wolterstorff presents a compelling argument for justice as inherent rights, challenging the traditional view of justice as right order. His exploration spans from biblical texts to medieval and modern theories, offering a comprehensive analysis of justice across time. A key thesis posits that both secular and many religious theories of justice fall short, prompting readers to reconsider their understanding of justice. The clarity and rigor of his arguments will engage even those skeptical of his theistic perspective, making this work a significant contribution to the field.