Opening Doors to End Poverty
Jim Wallis discusses the moral and political will needed to end extreme poverty, as well as the role of religion in being the conscience of the state. He highlights Gordon Brown's passion for global poverty and the rise of new leaders in the poorest countries. Wallis also reflects on how natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina reveal the unjust structure of society.In this clip
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[Unedited] Jim Wallis With Krista Tippett
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