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Connie Bertka

Dr. Connie Bertka, Ph.D., Unitarian Universalist

Francisca Cho

Prof. Francisca Cho, Ph.D., Buddhist

Elliot Dorff

Dr. Elliot Dorff, Rabbi, Ph.D., Conservative Judaism

Fred Edwords

Mr. Fred Edwords, Humanist

Betty Holley

Rev. Betty W. Holley, Ph.D., African Methodist Episcopal

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Prof. Nancy Howell, Ph.D., United Methodist

Randall Isaac

Dr. Randall Isaac, Ph.D., Protestant/Evangelical

Wes McCoy

Dr. R. Wesley McCoy, Ph.D., Presbyterian

James B. Miller

Dr. James B. Miller, Ph.D., Presbyterian

Mustansir Mir

Dr. Mustansir Mir, Ph.D., Muslim

Thomas Weinandy

Fr. Thomas Weinandy, OFM, Cap., Ph.D., Roman Catholic

Dr. Mary Evelyn Tucker

Dr. David Haberman

Dr. Lee Meadows, Presbyterian (PCA)

Fr. Peter Ryan, S.J., US Conference of Catholic Bishops

Dr. Joe Watkins

Dr. Jamie L. Jensen, PhD Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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