Justice Worriers
Justice Worriers podcast
Some confused Christians who worry about justice: the gap between rich and poor, the oppression of people within our society, and many other things. Join us for rambling conversations, lots of questions, and very few answers.
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Justice Worriers
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Latest episode
Jun 28, 2026
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Episodes
Climate Emergency | Justice Worriers Episode 3 14.06.2020 1:07:21
Discussing ways we can think about the ongoing world climate emergency as Christians who take the Bible seriously, Andy, Leah and Jörg express our confusion and fear, and talk about how we can act in the face of hopelessness. Contact us on justiceworriers@artificialworlds.net or look for JusticeWorriers on Mastodon , Twitter , Facebook , LinkedIn , or YouTube . Subscribe and rate us on Apple Podc...
The poor will always be with you | Justice Worriers Episode 2 31.05.2020 1:04:35
Jesus said "the poor will always be with you" but does that mean it's fine that inequality exists in the world? Andy, Leah and Jörg struggle with how to live in an unfair world. Contact us on justiceworriers@artificialworlds.net or look for JusticeWorriers on Mastodon , Twitter , Facebook , LinkedIn , or YouTube . Subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcasts , YouTube , Spotify , Stitcher, tunein, So...
What does Christianity have to do with Justice? | Justice Worriers Episode 1 14.05.2020 44:55
In the first Justice Worriers episode, Andy, Leah and Jörg discuss whether Christians have any right to contribute at all to a conversation about justice and doing right in the world, and talk a bit about what why we are making this podcast. Contact us on justiceworriers@artificialworlds.net or look for JusticeWorriers on Mastodon , Twitter , Facebook , LinkedIn , or YouTube . Subscribe and rate...
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