Can Giving 10% of Your Income Save Lives? Effective Altruism and Jesus
What if the money you give to charity could save far more lives simply by being spent differently? With household budgets under pressure, is giving away 10% of your income a moral obligation or an unreasonable demand? John Nelson is joined by Princeton philosopher Matthew Adelstein and JD Bauman, co-author…
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