Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Paul Root Wolpe Extended Interview
Clip: 2/21/2014 | 12m 55s
Watch more of our interview about the Dalai Lama and secular ethics.
“It doesn’t matter which ethical system you use, it can always be enhanced by a compassionate approach.” Watch more of correspondent Kate Olson’s interview about the Dalai Lama and secular ethics with Emory University Professor of Bioethics and Center for Ethics Director Paul Root Wolpe.
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Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly
Paul Root Wolpe Extended Interview
Clip: 2/21/2014 | 12m 55s
“It doesn’t matter which ethical system you use, it can always be enhanced by a compassionate approach.” Watch more of correspondent Kate Olson’s interview about the Dalai Lama and secular ethics with Emory University Professor of Bioethics and Center for Ethics Director Paul Root Wolpe.
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