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Warren is a pastor, an author, a global strategist, a toolmaker, a philanthropist, a father, and a grandfather.

As a lifeguard at a Christian campground.

A pastor and an author from both a rural and urban upbringing.

The importance of balancing reflection and activism.

Democracy is ideal for religion.

Gandhi and Mandela

A moral discourse on politics is key.

Start with the income gap.

A political and moral failure

The answer to bad religion is not secularism, but better religion.

Wallis wishes we were more literal about what Jesus said.

The religious right was not founded by religious leaders, Wallis says.

The benefits of the mega-church.

Wallis believes that he is a 19th century evangelical.

The god of the civil rights movement.

Wallis, on the first time he heard about Dr. Martin Luther King.

Richard Meier discusses when an architect can chart their own course.

Without a doubt, the future of architecture is bright according to Richard Meier.

Direct interaction could save us a lot of trouble.

Meier has an interesting historical analogy.

The work America needs to do to re-establish itself is great.

Richard Meier has praise of the international section of the Times.

Meier recalls his grandmother’s example.

Architects are optimistic by nature.

Painting and sculpture are constant inspirations for Richard Meier.

Balancing an idea with its context is a vital step, says Richard Meier.

It is a profession that can take too much time away from family life.

An international market makes new discoveries possible.

Meier revists the Getty.

The computer has enabled certain kinds of drawings and certain kinds of forms to evolve that were not conceivable in terms of making architecture when things were drawn.