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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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