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May 3, 2013
Season 16
Episode 35
Haris Tarin of the Muslim Public Affairs Council talks about what US Muslims can do to stop extremism. We meet Iraqi refugees resettling in San Diego and talk with groups such as Catholic Charities and the International Rescue Committee who are helping them adjust to life in America. And we interview John Wood, a former Microsoft executive who founded a nonprofit called Room to Read.
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Vietnam Trafficking Activist; Endangered Churches
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Religious Outreach to Veterans; Dhammakaya Temple; Upanayanam
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Bloodless Surgery; Poet Christian Wiman; Shavuot
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Pope Middle East Trip; Pakistan Polio Campaign; Mormon Missionary Expansion
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Pope Francis Middle East Trip; Religious Freedom in Mississippi
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Rwanda Genocide: 20 Years Later; Young Gay Men and HIV in Chicago; The Meaning of Yoga
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Death Penalty, Women, Religion, Violence and Power; Jordan River Baptism Site
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Difficult job prospects for Protestant pastors; The December Project explores mortality.
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Papal Canonizations; India's Domestic Workers; Jerusalem the Movie
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Atrocities in Myanmar; Jesus and Resurrection
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Technology allows critically ill infants to survive; a rare Jewish book survives 600 years
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Hollywood releases Bible-based films; Calvinism finds rising interest among evangelicals