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Listen to a panel of experts discusses the stance of evangelical Christians toward U.S.-Middle East policy.
Speakers: Eliza Griswold, Fellow, New America Foundation
Paul Marshall, Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
Timothy P. Weber, Senior Consultant, Higher Education Practice, EFL Associates; Former President, Memphis Theological Seminary
Presider: Rachel Bronson, Vice President, Programs and Studies, The Chicago Council on Global Affairs
November 30, 2007
This event is part of the Religion and Foreign Policy Symposia Series, which is made possible by the generous support of the Henry Luce Foundation.
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Listen to a panel of experts discusses the stance of evangelical Christians toward U.S.-Middle East policy.
Session III of a Council on Foreign Relations symposium on evangelicals and foreign policy, which discusses the role of evangelicals in the...
Watch a panel of experts discusses the stance of evangelical Christians toward U.S.-Middle East policy.
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