Justice and Hope for the Forgotten

Forgotten Justice and Hope Amos Trust discovered the call based on the words of the 8th century Hebrew prophet Amos. Amos 5: 24. Established in 1985 by singer / songwriter Rev Garth Hewitt (all pastor of London's London pastor, London) this organization promised "to provide justice and hope to the abandoned people" and forgotten People living in the situation.

Justice is the same struggle as either seeking justice for himself to pursue a more real life, or depriving of his righteousness to eliminate their influence or influence. In many cases, culture follows the creed that supports justice, but the way to preserve with justice is a distinguishing factor. - I recently read two articles on science and religion. "Miracle and Interpretation", author Chet Remo provides insight about science and religion, David Ruden, author of Christian Educational Evolutionaryism, argues that science and religion contradict each other. I do not want to think about new ideas after establishing my own beliefs (Raymo & Ludden, 2011)

We sometimes think about punishment mainly in a negative way about justice. But justice is also very positive. In Hebrew, the word mishpat is also valid. Because of God's justice, the poet can be convinced that "poor people will never be forgotten forever and they will not be destroyed by the wish of abuse" (v. 18). Thank you, Lord, you are a god of justice. Thank you, one day, there will be justice in Syria, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Zimbabwe, Sudan, North Korea, Eritrea, and elsewhere where we are seeing wrongdoing in the world today. Thank you, one day, those who are oppressed by the poor will receive justice.