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Arbitration by Faith
Clip: 5/5/2016 | 9m 40s
Is justice served when religious arbitration replaces settling disputes in a court of law?
Christian arbitration is required in a growing number of business and employment agreements. Correspondent David Tereshchuk interviews individuals who wanted to take legal action but were bound by their agreements to engage in Christian arbitration. He also talks to Bryce Thomas, an attorney and Christian arbitrator and with Pepperdine University Law School professor Michael Helfand.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Arbitration by Faith
Clip: 5/5/2016 | 9m 40s
Christian arbitration is required in a growing number of business and employment agreements. Correspondent David Tereshchuk interviews individuals who wanted to take legal action but were bound by their agreements to engage in Christian arbitration. He also talks to Bryce Thomas, an attorney and Christian arbitrator and with Pepperdine University Law School professor Michael Helfand.
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