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POX: The Board Game (NHPR)

4/5/2011
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Listen to the interview, which aired on 04/4/11.

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Safety, Community, and Conversations in Greek Life

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10/8/2026
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The Office of Greek Life and Student Societies expands prevention and open dialogue.
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I think that many serious-minded people who study the Bible think that this prosperity theology or prosperity gospel is really a perversion of the words of Jesus.

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Randall Balmer, John Phillips Professor in Religion
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