Jimmy Carter 1996

The transcript discusses the concept of faith, its role in personal and public life, and its intersection with politics. It explores how faith can be both a guiding principle and a source of conflict, particularly in the context of religious extremism. The conversation also delves into African conflicts, highlighting historical and colonial influences, and the role of foreign intervention. The discussion concludes with reflections on the responsibilities of a superpower in promoting peace and human rights globally.

What does the speaker say about the equality of all people in the eyes of God?

How does the speaker view the situation in Rwanda and Burundi?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for resolving crises in Africa?

What characteristics does the speaker believe define a great superpower?