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Radical Feminism, Radical Marxism, Radical Love

Mary Poplin
University of Wyoming
26 October 2010
Mary Poplin, professor of education at Claremont Graduate University, shares her dynamic spiritual journey that carried her from radical feminism and marxism to radical love on the doorstep of Mother Teresa's mission in Calcutta. Along the way, Mary Poplin learned some incredible lessons about life, worldview, and the purpose of the university.
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