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Arbitration by Faith; Faith Films; Holocaust Remembrance

Arbitration by Faith; Faith Films; Holocaust Remembrance: Reading the Names

05/05/2016 | Rating NR

Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

Arbitration by Faith; Faith Films; Holocaust Remembrance

5/5/2016 | 25m 52sVideo has Closed Captions

Arbitration by Faith; Faith Films; Holocaust Remembrance: Reading the Names

Religious arbitration is replacing settlement of disputes in courts of law; Christian filmmakers have growing success with low-budget, big-screen features marketed through churches; and on Yom HaShoah visitors to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum recite the names of those who perished.

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Arbitration by Faith; Faith Films; Holocaust Remembrance

5/5/2016 | 25m 52sVideo has Closed Captions

Religious arbitration is replacing settlement of disputes in courts of law; Christian filmmakers have growing success with low-budget, big-screen features marketed through churches; and on Yom HaShoah visitors to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum recite the names of those who perished.

05/05/2016 | Rating NR

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