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Are We Allowed to Disagree About Justice Issues?

Are we at liberty to reach different conclusions about cultural engagement and issues of justice?

Paul Mallard 2022 Dan Strange Bill James 2022 John Stevens 2021c
Paul Mallard, Daniel Strange, Bill James, John Stevens   ·   06 Dec 2023

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David VanDrunen’s Living in God's Two Kingdoms gives us one model of how Christians should engage with issues of justice. Is it helpful or are there better models?

Paul Mallard, chair of the FIEC Theology Team, hosts this panel discussion with Dan Strange, Bill James, and John Stevens – in the style of “all in the family”.

This seminar is from the 2023 FIEC Leaders' Conference held in Blackpool from 6-8 November 2023.

Paul Mallard 2022
Paul Mallard

Paul is FIEC's Director for the West Midlands and the chair of FIEC's Theology Team. He retired as pastor of Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath in 2022.

Dan Strange
Daniel Strange

Dan is the Director of Crosslands Forum. He lives in Gateshead with his wife Elly and most of their seven children, and is part of Hope Community Church.

Bill James 2022
Bill James

Bill is the Principal of London Seminary and a member of the FIEC Trust Board.

John Stevens 2021c
John Stevens

John has been FIEC's National Director since 2010. He also serves on the Affinity Council and teaches on courses at Bible colleges across the country.

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