Is Justice Possible in a World Like Ours? | David Skeel
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In today’s episode, a law professor explores the topic of law and justice. What are the opportunities and limits of the law? And where does our desire for justice come from?
You’ll hear from David Skeel, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania. He explores the historical challenge of creating a just society and how his Christian worldview offers a foundation for justice that doesn’t depend on our human efforts.
This forum was held at UPenn in 2014. Thank you to the forums team for making this event possible.
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