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A Stone of Hope

The newly completed Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial was opened to the public for the first time this week. Watch a slideshow of photos taken the morning of the opening and listen to some early visitors share their thoughts on the significance of the memorial and the legacy of Dr. King.

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Moving Beyond Confederate Flag; Changing Harlem Congregation
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Moving Beyond the Confederate Flag; Changing Harlem Congregation; Flying Eye Hospital
Reactions to Same-Sex Marriage; Ethics of Gene Editing
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Same-Sex Marriage Ruling; Ethics of Gene Editing; Rebuilding Urban Neighborhoods
Supreme Court Rulings; Healing Moral Wounds of War
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Supreme Court Rulings; Healing Moral Wounds of War; Former Mormons
Faith-Based Activism on Climate Change; Recalling Liberation
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Faith-Based Activism on Climate Change; Recalling Liberation Theology
Birth Control in the Philippines; Rancher Nuns
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Birth Control in the Philippines; Rancher Nuns; Ramadan on the Road
Latino Converts to Islam; John Unger; Shinnyo Lanterns
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Latino Converts to Islam; John Unger; Shinnyo Lantern Floating
Micro Preemie Ethics; Diminishing Prospects for Pastors
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Micro Preemie Ethics; Diminishing Prospects for Pastors; Jordan River Baptism Site
Wayne Meisel; Kairos Prison Ministry; Shavuot
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Wayne Meisel; Kairos Prison Ministry; Shavuot
Anti-Muslim Sentiments; Yale Institute of Sacred Music
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Anti-Muslim Sentiments; Yale Institute of Sacred Music; Mark Burnett on Syria Refugees
Making Peace in Baltimore; Same-Sex Marriage Cases
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Making Peace in Baltimore; Same-Sex Marriage Cases; Converting to Judaism
Evangelicals and LGBT Acceptance; America's Incarcerated
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Evangelicals reexamine their views on marriage; the costs of mass incarceration in America
Creating Artificial Intelligence; Church Mass Mobs
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Creating Artificial Intelligence; Church Mass Mobs
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