" Definitely feels like light reading in a certain sense - that is, it isn't a great philosophical work. But it is a strong Biblically grounded book on the practical work to right injustices in the world - it is intended for Christians seeking to understand our part in a suffering world, and in that I think it is a good start. I still think I'd recommend John Stott's Human Rights & Human Wrongs: Major Issues for a New Century over this one (he even gives a very generous nod to the work of Haugen's organization at the end (which was how I heard about them initially)), but then again, this one has some really strong practical pointers and descriptions in the last few chapters regarding how they actually go about their work, working through the international Christian community as well as through local secular entities, so in that sense it stands alone. "
— Trice, 1/30/2014