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People may pretend that it is justice, and good Christians may excuse it upon that ground, but Christ would never have called it by that name.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgPeople may pretend that it is justice, and good Christians may excuse it upon that ground, but Christ would never have called it by that name.
Woodhull challenges the notion that societal injustices can be justified by religious beliefs.
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