» Selected Audio: Sunday Mornings in Plains
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Jimmy Carter has taught adult Bible study at Maranatha Baptist Church for 25 years. With a congregation of just 135 members, the church hosts several hundred visitors during Carter's Sunday classes. We've selected three clips from his audiobook, Leading a Worthy Life. Carter talks about his grandfather's life and death, the role of women in the church, and the necessity of love and equality.

» SoundSeen | Video: Appealing to the Religious Voter
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Personal faith has been a frequent topic of conversation during the more recent presidential campaigns. So, when we saw this television commercial for Jimmy Carter's 1980 reelection bid, we were caught off-guard by the direct appeal to religious voters. Watch it and tell us what you think.

» The Carter Center
[http://www.cartercenter.org/]
The site for the non-profit organization Carter and his wife founded is a great learning tool in all types of ways. We particularly like that the campaigns they are waging against diseases and for peace not only talk about the program but the root causes. You learn as much about the issue being fought as in the way it's being combatted.

» Carter Writes about His Infamous Playboy Interview
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In 1976, Carter campaigned as a born-again Christian, but his most widely-quoted, biblically-toned remarks were those he uttered to a Playboy journalist after he thought the tape recorder had been turned off. If the New Testament's pivotal Sermon on the Mount is true, the journalist prompted him, did that mean that even Jimmy Carter had lusted after women other than his wife in his heart? As Carter recounts in his memoir, Living Faith, he responded candidly, not cannily, and as a result his lead in the election suffered.

» Carter's 2002 Nobel Lecture
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Read Carter's ideas about what it means to win the 2002 Nobel Peace Prize and the work he has undertaken.