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Episode Synopsis
In recent days, there has been outrage among the general public, especially from those on the political left, regarding the decisions handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States in June 2022.
Among the indignation, there are cries for reform to the judicial branch, which includes (but not limited to) setting term limits for justices, having justices democratically elected rather than appointed, and even dissolving the system entirely. Today, I’d like to talk to you about three things: First, I’d like to give you a crash course in American civics. Second, I want to help you understand why the US judiciary functions the way it does, and lastly, I want to give you a Christian perspective of justice that ultimately deals with verdicts in eternity.
Essay edited and proofread by Clay Montgomery
Among the indignation, there are cries for reform to the judicial branch, which includes (but not limited to) setting term limits for justices, having justices democratically elected rather than appointed, and even dissolving the system entirely. Today, I’d like to talk to you about three things: First, I’d like to give you a crash course in American civics. Second, I want to help you understand why the US judiciary functions the way it does, and lastly, I want to give you a Christian perspective of justice that ultimately deals with verdicts in eternity.
Essay edited and proofread by Clay Montgomery
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