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Here’s what’s coming up this weekend on State of Belief Radio: American education and religion: what’s helping, what’s hurting. The creationist assault on science education is pouring [...]

You likely heard about the recent law passed – and thankfully withdrawn – in the Kansas State Assembly, which would have enshrined in law protections for discrimination against coupled LGBT [...]

Later this year, the Peace and Justice Academy in Pasadena, Calif., will begin its inaugural school year as the first fully-accredited, officially-interfaith high school in the country. The [...]

There are many critics who see the progress of marriage equality across the country as a sign of secularism triumphing over religion. However, millions of Americans support equality not despite, [...]

There’s a creationist assault on science education pouring into classrooms like Noah’s flood. In South Dakota, for example, there was a bill that would have made it illegal to stop teachers from [...]

This weekend on State of Belief, hear about one young activist’s fight against teaching creationism in schools; to explore the positive role Christianity has played in the campaign for marriage [...]

Welton has a few thoughts on the recent National Prayer Breakfast. With the deluge of claims that President Obama disregards religious freedom that have followed the President’s support of access [...]

On the happier side of Valentine’s day, Welton brings back Nura Maznavi, who first made waves with the book Love, InshAllah: The Secret Love Lives of American Muslim Women and now is back with [...]

While we celebrate Valentine’s Day this week, it’s important not to forget the terrible price far too many people are forced to pay because of whom they love. Jeff Sharlet is back on our program [...]

Washington might have been hit with an onslaught of freezing rain this week, but is there any hope that one of the most contentious political issues can become unstuck in Congress? Welton will [...]