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The Compassion Forum is a nonpartisan forum sponsored by Faith in Public Life that has invited Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama, and John McCain to discuss faith, religious views, and ideological issues. Clinton and Obama are scheduled to attend. McCain has not yet confirmed. Unlike a debate, each candidate will have a separate discussion with the moderators. The Compassion Forum takes place a little over a week before the Pennsylvania Primary which is April 22, 2008.
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Fast Facts:
- Date: April 13, 2008
- Network: CNN
- Time: 8-9:30 (Live)
- Moderators: Jon Meacham and Campbell Brown
- Location: Messiah College in Grantham, Pennsylvania
- Expected topics:
- Poverty
- Human rights
- AIDS epidemic
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Compassion Forum Questions
What is compassion? 2 AnswersCompassion is a profound human emotion prompted by the pain of others.Its a desire to free others from their suffering. Compassion can be cultivated by formal m... read more
Is compassion only a feeling, or does compassion require you act upon the feeling in some way? 4 Answershttp://www.sxc.hu/pic/m/h/hd/hdabed/1176741_homeless.jpg The emotion that qualifies you as a compassionate person will naturally strive to find outlets in your ... read more
At what point do you reach your compassion limit? 11 AnswersAs a limited, flawed human being, I occasionally feel drained of energy and contemplate my own shortcomings with disappointment but never sense an end to my cap... read more
Why are the OpenSUSE forums closed? 1 AnswerI just visited the forums at http://forums.opensuse.org/ and they were up and running. Were you looking at a different forum? read more -
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- CNN Political Ticker: CNN to air exclusively The Compassion Forum (April 7, 2008)
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