Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
January 25, 2013
1/25/2013 | 25m 34s
Religion at Obama's Second Inaugural; The Thousand-Dollar Genome; Rev. Lillian Daniel
We survey the expressions of religion on display at President Obama's second inauguration; talk with doctors and parents about the ethics of sequencing a child's genome; and listen to author Lillian Daniel, a Congregational minister, fault the shortcomings of "make-it-up-yourself" spirituality.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
January 25, 2013
1/25/2013 | 25m 34s
We survey the expressions of religion on display at President Obama's second inauguration; talk with doctors and parents about the ethics of sequencing a child's genome; and listen to author Lillian Daniel, a Congregational minister, fault the shortcomings of "make-it-up-yourself" spirituality.
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Religion at Obama's Second Inaugural
Clip: 1/25/2013 | 3m 50s | The rituals of American civil religion were on full display in Washington. (3m 50s)
Rev. Lillian Daniel on "Spiritual but Not Religious"
Clip: 1/25/2013 | 7m 31s | A minister describes all the shortcomings of “make-it-up-yourself spirituality." (7m 31s)
Clip: 1/25/2013 | 8m 34s | Doctors are asking, “What should we tell people? How will they use this information?" (8m 34s)
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