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Welton talks with Dr. Jay Michaelson, an attorney, rabbi, meditation teacher and columnist on the Supreme Court at The Daily Beast, about conservative activists’ calls for President Obama to hold [...]

Last weekend saw the sudden death of the longest-serving member of the Supreme Court, Justice Antonin Scalia. His tenure was marked with a remarkable shift in the Justices’ willingness to engage [...]

Rabbi Jack Moline comments on the self-perpetuating sense of outrage coloring this year’s election season – and offers a better alternative for the future. CLICK HERE FOR VIDEO AND [...]

Sometimes there are crises and urgent human rights issues that have nothing to do with religion, but everything to do with morality and our values as a nation. The situation in Flint, Michigan [...]

Simultaneously championing economic justice and the rights of immigrants while opposing LGBT equality and abortion, it has always been difficult to map Catholic politics onto the politics of our [...]

A depressingly high number of young LGBT Mormons have taken their lives recently. When we saw the headlines, we knew we had to turn to Mitchell Gold, a leading advocate for opening faith [...]

A word from Welton on dirty tricks in the allegedly values-focused GOP Iowa caucuses

The Iowa caucus is over! Except, something smells fishy. Greg Lebel will join us on State of Belief to talk about what it all means. Greg is Assistant Professor of Political Management at George [...]

Auburn Theological Seminary in New York City has long been a great booster of State of Belief Radio – and we love to feature innovative Auburn initiatives on the air. Joining us are Rev. Dr. [...]

Last month, over 250 Muslim faith and government leaders gathered in Morocco to discuss how religious minorities are treated in Muslim countries. Religious, political, and scholarly leaders [...]