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	Relationships and Social Policy that Foster Moral Development and Caring Segment 1 \| One of the things that could make a major difference in the quality of life and the greatness of America would be to raise children that are almost always safe, secure, happy, healthy, moral, and well-adjusted. But what are the elements of this goal? How will that be accomplished? What effect will a redoubled commitment to the education (including character education) of our children mean in their adulthood? What are elements of caring, healthy relationships? How do you educate a moral person? What types of social policy could actually be enacted? [^]
	Relationships and Social Policy that Foster Moral Development and Caring Segment 2 \| One of the things that could make a major difference in the quality of life and the greatness of America would be to raise children that are almost always safe, secure, happy, healthy, moral, and well-adjusted. But what are the elements of this goal? How will that be accomplished? What effect will a redoubled commitment to the education (including character education) of our children mean in their adulthood? What are elements of caring, healthy relationships? How do you educate a moral person? What types of social policy could actually be enacted? [^]
	Relationships and Social Policy that Foster Moral Development and Caring Segment 3 \| One of the things that could make a major difference in the quality of life and the greatness of America would be to raise children that are almost always safe, secure, happy, healthy, moral, and well-adjusted. But what are the elements of this goal? How will that be accomplished? What effect will a redoubled commitment to the education (including character education) of our children mean in their adulthood? What are elements of caring, healthy relationships? How do you educate a moral person? What types of social policy could actually be enacted? [^]
	Religion and A Life of Value (Religion and ) "...These People Are NOT Acting in Jesus' Name" \| Jason hosted two distinguished thinkers, authors, and people: Judith Barad, PhD, philosopher and Professor of Philosophy at Indiana University, and Mark Albion, former Professor of Marketing at Harvard University. Individually and in dialogue they discus the topic: How religion can guide or hinder us as persons, as a people, and as a world at this momentous time in history. [^]
	Religion and A Life of Value (Religion and ) "Am I Thinking According to MY Values...?" \| Jason hosted two distinguished thinkers, authors, and people: Judith Barad, PhD, philosopher and Professor of Philosophy at Indiana University, and Mark Albion, former Professor of Marketing at Harvard University. Individually and in dialogue they discus the topic: How religion can guide or hinder us as persons, as a people, and as a world at this momentous time in history. [^]
	Religion and A Life of Value (Religion and ) "It's About Who Is the Kindest..." \| Jason hosted two distinguished thinkers, authors, and people: Judith Barad, PhD, philosopher and Professor of Philosophy at Indiana University, and Mark Albion, former Professor of Marketing at Harvard University. Individually and in dialogue they discus the topic: How religion can guide or hinder us as persons, as a people, and as a world at this momentous time in history. [^]
	Religion in Today's World Segment 1 \| If you read the newspaper, you undoubtedly come across story after story about radical Muslims killing themselves to destroy others, radical Christians in America talking about assassinating world leaders, much of the American social service sector being converted to "faith-based" providers, and a litany of issues related to religion such as abortion, gay marriage, and the pledge of allegiance. In addition to the positive, personal aspects of believing in a higher power, religion has, for centuries, been a divisive, misleading factor in civilization. It is also an effective way to influence persons' minds, as can be seen in George Bush's public faith, as well as the Islamo-fascist countries in the Middle East. [^]
	Religion in Today's World Segment 2 \| If you read the newspaper, you undoubtedly come across story after story about radical Muslims killing themselves to destroy others, radical Christians in America talking about assassinating world leaders, much of the American social service sector being converted to "faith-based" providers, and a litany of issues related to religion such as abortion, gay marriage, and the pledge of allegiance. In addition to the positive, personal aspects of believing in a higher power, religion has, for centuries, been a divisive, misleading factor in civilization. It is also an effective way to influence persons' minds, as can be seen in George Bush's public faith, as well as the Islamo-fascist countries in the Middle East. [^]
	Religion in Today's World Segment 3 \| If you read the newspaper, you undoubtedly come across story after story about radical Muslims killing themselves to destroy others, radical Christians in America talking about assassinating world leaders, much of the American social service sector being converted to "faith-based" providers, and a litany of issues related to religion such as abortion, gay marriage, and the pledge of allegiance. In addition to the positive, personal aspects of believing in a higher power, religion has, for centuries, been a divisive, misleading factor in civilization. It is also an effective way to influence persons' minds, as can be seen in George Bush's public faith, as well as the Islamo-fascist countries in the Middle East. [^]

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