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Audio: Jordan Ballor on Ecumenical Babel

by Marc Vander Maas on Monday, December 12, 2011

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Acton On The Air Acton Research Fellow Jordan Ballor – who also serves as Executive Editor of the Journal of Markets and Morality – took to the airwaves in the Houston, Texas area last night to discuss the ecumenical movement, his book, Ecumenical Babel, and Christian social thought with the hosts of A Show of Faith on News Talk 1070 AM.

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David Capes

Excellent conversation. Thanks for being on the air.

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