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Follow on Google News | ![]() Pamala Sayers Justice vs Mercy Mans Law vs Gods Law Hosting the Been There Done That ShowJoin us on at the Been There Done That Show on Saturday 10-12-13 www.beentheredonethatshow.com Pamala Sayers Justice vs Mercy Mans Law vs Gods Law how does this affect Recovery? Join us from 6pm call in at (646) 200-0112 skype marshasabc
By: 360 Media LLC Pamala is also the co-founder of The Women’s Big Book Retreat, a conference exploring spirituality in social recovery. Pamala frequently speaks at and attends spiritual recovery events, sharing her passion for all things socially and spiritually responsible .Pamala has been a counselor for 10 years, with a emphasis on Women’s spirituality. Pamala has presented at weekend retreats, been a speaker and attends retreats for the enhancement of spiritual wholeness. Having had the opportunity to be a participant in the NAADAC organization, Pamala continues to be interested in supporting responsible social recovery. Supporting spirituality to men and women so they can become productive members of society following a proven basic plan to physical, mental and spiritual health is her goal. To be a ‘feels the love of God’ fanatic and to adore sharing knowledge with others is Pamala’s priority. Any questions you have about spirituality and recovery, she is the person with whom to chat. Who are you when no one is looking? God’s Justice and Mercy Now that we have considered God’s love, we have to discuss His justice and mercy. This is a topic you do not want to miss. On this topic there are several questions: · Is there justice in God? · Can God’s justice be called Truth? · Is there mercy in God? (4) Do justice and mercy exist in every work of God? Can a thing be good and terrible at the same time? What is the cost of Mercy? · What is the cost of Justice? · Mercy and justice: Can they coexist? Mercy and justice can be viewed as two separate virtues. While justice seeks resolution, mercy seeks forgiveness. According to dictionary.com, justice is “the quality of being just; righteousness, equitableness, or moral rightness: to uphold the justice of a cause.” The virtue demands that people have equal rights and opportunities. Everyone, from the poorest person to the wealthiest deserves an even playing field. From a political point of view one can say justice is equal rights. However, the law does not necessarily mean justice. Mercy is no more important than justice According to the definition of justice in Miriam Webster's dictionary, the verb, justice is a process for fair judgment. Mercy is a noun described as "a kind or forgiving treatment of someone who could be treated harshly". In this sense, mercy cannot be used without some form of justice because a judgment needs to be made in order to use mercy. In essence, one cannot exist without the other, they are equally important. According to an article “Wit or Wisdom, the law, or justice, dictates that we all deserve hell forever. We are sinners and a stench in the nose of God” This shows that while law is supposed to be right and just and true, it is not always, and there are exceptions to many rules. Is justice fair all of the time? In its narrower sense, justice is fairness. It is action that pays due regard to the proper interests, property, and safety of one’s fellows… The principles of justice and fairness can be thought of as rules of “fair play” for issues of social justice… Social justice requires both that the rules be fair, and also that people play by the rules” Maiese says that justice is fairness and that society requires both that the rules be fair, and also that people play by those rules. Join us on at the Been There Done That Show on Saturday 10-12-13 our website www.beentheredonethatshow.com Marsha, Cord and Mike talk with Pamala Sayers Justice vs Mercy Mans Law vs Gods Law how does this affect Recovery? Join us from 6pm-7pm click on the listen now button and join our show online you do not want to miss this show call in at (646) 200-0112 with questions or comments for our host. Also join us on skype marshasabc Blog Talk Radio Link:http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ Face book Event: https://www.facebook.com/ Guest Web Site: http://www.aa.org/? End
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