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As the nation once again struggles to cope with a mass shooting – in what has become far too common an occurrence – the portrait emerging of a deeply troubled young man with easy access to [...]

Maybe the worst thing about the “ex-gay” distraction is the way it can leverage sincere faith in the service of a false dichotomy. “God or homosexuality: you have to choose,” LGBT persons and [...]

In the few short months that Pope Francis has been the leader of the Roman Catholic Church, he has sent numerous signals that many have interpreted as portending significant change in the course [...]

There’s a growing number of lawsuits that claim to defend religious liberty in this country. Under further examination, however, a large percentage of them actually serve primarily to protect [...]

Our national conversation about the urgent need to reform our health care system got going in earnest when President Barack Obama made it a centerpiece of his September 2009 joint speech to [...]

This weekend on State of Belief Radio, highlights of some past shows that are as relevant and timely today as when they first aired. You’ll hear a leading Rabbi’s thoughts on the need [...]

Maybe the worst thing about the “ex-gay” distraction is the way it can leverage sincere faith in the service of a false dichotomy. “God or homosexuality: you have to choose,” LGBT persons and [...]

After the humiliating failure to capture July as “ex-gay pride month,” the small but vocal group of activists that see a benefit to creating a false “debate” on so-called “reparative therapy” are [...]

As the nation once again struggles to cope with a mass shooting – in what has become far too common an occurrence – the portrait emerging of a deeply troubled young man with easy access to [...]

This weekend, State of Belief offers some thoughts on how we can begin to comprehend the tragedy of this week’s mass shooting at Washington’s Navy Yard. We will also learn more about so called [...]