This week we were in scenic Cape Town and had a fascinating conversation with Poet Thandi Gamedze and Reverend René August.
The discussion centers around Thandi’s thought-provoking poem “Let Justice Roll” based on the book of Amos, where we explored the following questions:
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 <li>What is the difference between law and justice?</li>
 <li>Is God neutral in the face of injustice?</li>
 <li>If not, what does it mean for us as followers of Christ to live in a country riddled with socio-economic injustice?</li>
</ol>
You DO NOT want to miss episode 6 of our Inequalooty series:
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Inequalooty Episode 7: Did God really create inequality?

Context’s mission is to empower the South African believer with well researched contextualized answers to the difficult questions including the Big 5 of Race, Inequality, Gender, the Right to Life, and Culture through Biblical teaching, interviews, debates and commentary. Our hope is that Context empowers believers to be bold in their faith being able to preach the word and be ready in season and out of season to convince, rebuke, exhort, with all longsuffering and teaching (2 Timothy 4v2).