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Justice for Christ's Sake winter and human error to tell'Read this for the chapter on Hillsborough alone' JEREMY VINE'Makes a powerful plea for the "earthing" of God's vision of justice' BARONESS HALE'A plentiful source of comfort, strength and, most importantly, hope' ANDY BURNHAMFor twenty five years, Bishop James Jones has been working on the frontlines to try and create a more just and merciful world. In Justice for Christ's Sake, he reflects on the work he has been a part of and the ways in which