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Church Economics Prize; Rabbi Jonathan Sacks; Losar
Season 18
Episode 24
Bay Ridge United Methodist Church in Brooklyn offers a $33,000 prize for the best explanations about why the U.S. economy is doing so poorly; Britain's former chief rabbi Jonathan Sacks leads a global effort against religious extremism and violence; and Tibetan Buddhists prepare for the upcoming new year, the "year of the sheep."
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Religious employers challenge Obamacare; "The Story of the Jews"; Women leading on Purim.
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Faith groups gather against gun violence; Dorothy Day; Sikh children learn to tie turbans.
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Journey of the Real Philomena; Solitary Confinement; Ash Wednesday
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Detroit Bankruptcy and Worker Pensions; Secular Ethics; Racial Reconciliation
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Edward Snowden and the ethics of whistle-blowing; and Christians in Jordan
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Rev. Tom Reese on UN criticism of Vatican; coping with grief; India's sacred cows
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Sisters of Loretto oppose gas pipeline; an American apparel maker pays his workers fairly.
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Faith-based groups aid Syrian refugees; ethics of refusing to vaccinate children
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Ministering to the poor in Camden; New Jersey; working to end poverty in the Philippines
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Prayer and recovery in the Philippines; a Jewish celebration of trees; Jews and humor
