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Although the 2014 election cycle ended a few short months ago, it (sadly) is not too early to start thinking about 2016 campaign politics. Especially when several nakedly theocratic potential [...]

Welton is joined by Rabbi Jack Moline, the new executive director of Interfaith Alliance. Jack will be a regular presence on the show, and this week we’ll focus on his background in [...]

The announcement of a planned three-minute broadcast of the Muslim call to Friday prayers on the campus of Duke University was met with ugly fearmongering and bigotry. Franklin Graham, who has a [...]

What about the religious freedom cases on the high court’s docket – is there a Hobby Lobby 2.0 on the way? Holly Hollman, General Counsel at the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty [...]

Nationwide marriage equality at last? The Supremes have agreed to hear four cases that analysts say could lead to just that. The Campaign for Southern Equality is the plaintiff in a current Fifth [...]

As simple as they sound, these words have been incredibly controversial over the past weeks. So we welcome back Dr. Mark Juergensmeyer, who wrote a recent article making that very argument in [...]

The tragic attack in Paris earlier this month reignited perennial debates – constantly bubbling below the surface – about immigration and Islam in Europe. The past weeks have seen massive [...]

As 2014 – the year that saw tragic deaths and demonstrations from Ferguson, to Staten Island, to Cleveland – came to a close, we knew that 2015’s commemoration of MLK Day would be particularly [...]

The past week saw the loss of two tireless champions of religious freedom: Governor Mario Cuomo, whose legacy of coupling his faith and his progressive politics laid the groundwork for the [...]