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How to Become a Catholic Saint, Buddhism Meets Econ 101, and More
April 25, 2014
Summary: Why Popes John Paul II and John XXIII were catapulted to heavenly status with record speed. And "Buddhist Economics" lands in Berkeley's Econ department.  
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The Passover Eve Shootings, Poking Fun at Religion in The New Yorker, and More
April 17, 2014
Summary: After the Kansas shootings--was this really about anti-Semitism? Also, the creative genius behind the New Yorker cartoons on humor and religion; and Barbara Ehrenreich turns inward for a memoir about her mystical encounters as a teenager.
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Jimmy Carter on Women and Religion, Christian-Mulism Violence in Nigeria, and More
April 10, 2014
Summary: Former President Jimmy Carter's new mission to stop violence against women--especially the kind carried out in the name of God. And a Nigerian imam teams up with a former enemy to work for peace.
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God and Government: Guatemala Edition, What We Learned from Rwanda, and More
April 04, 2014
Summary: Maureen travels to Guatemala, a country still debating the legacy of its most controversial leader, Rios Montt; and reflecting on the moral lessons of the Rwanda genocide, 20 years later.
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