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 1   1,4 |     developed devices to obtain justice without violence, win social
 2   1,18|   rootedness in the concepts of justice, service, family cohesion,
 3   2,34|       committed to the cause of justice, development and peace.
 4   2,35|    directly in the struggle for justice, for example. But one thing
 5   2,35|   violated, equality is denied, justice is distorted, family values
 6   2,36| involvement in the struggle for justice may be, and for many it
 7   2,36|         all action in behalf of justice. Religious Life is a theological
 8   3,40|         ideals for fighting for justice and striving for our rights,
 9   3,42|     that they are wrestling for justice for their own people. Correspondingly,
10   3,42| interests. Thus, perceptions of justice clash. And when justice
11   3,42|         justice clash. And when justice clashes with justice, the
12   3,42|       when justice clashes with justice, the peacemaker becomes
13   3,43|    their goals and the sense of justice that motivates them, or
14   3,49|        who have fought hard for justice need not consider themselves
15   3,69|  someone may be using the word ‘justice’ to refer to the advantage