"Resurrecting Justice" by Douglas Harink. A Review
She was a young military intelligence officer who had recently become a Christian. I was about mid-way through my Air Force career and had been a believer for over a decade. We orbited in different constellations of friends and relations. Nevertheless, she invited my wife and I over to a dinner party she was having with her associates. The group was primarily made up of Democrats who were probably “centrists” and I was a Republican and committed conservative. But we played well together until the discussion came around to politics. The oldest guest and I began to have a vibrant discussion that loudly and energetically took over the dinner conversation, with our young host speechless and stunned. My dialogue partner was firm and thoughtful in his position, raised questions I had never thought of, and received rebuttals from me he had never considered. In the end, to the astonishment of our host and the other dinners, we shook hands and complimented each other, leaving the scene wi...