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The study explores whether God acts justly, analyzing contrasting perspectives of divine punishment and mercy.

May 3, 2026Open Access

The (In)justice of God: Wildness and the Love of Jesus Christ

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The study explores whether God acts justly, analyzing contrasting perspectives of divine punishment and mercy.
Multidisciplinary approach including biblical exegesis, systematic theology, legal philosophy, and personal testimony.
Analysis of scriptural examples of God's actions, such as punishments and acts of mercy.
Examination of the significance of the Incarnation and its implications for understanding divine justice.
God's actions are portrayed as frequently disproportionate and unjust by human moral standards.
Instances of divine mercy and care for marginalized individuals are highlighted as counterevidence to perceived injustices.
Jesus Christ is presented as a transformative response to divine wildness, embodying grace over wrath.

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Investigates divine justice, mercy, and the role of Jesus Christ in responding to perceived injustices.

Vincent Liu (2026) studied this question.

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