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This weekend on State of Belief, one of the most heated issues plaguing religion and politics today…Clergy endorsements of political candidates. Join host Welton Gaddy as he explores an effort [...]

In Today’s News: Which candidate is your religion voting for? A new poll outlines trends in candidate preferences amongst religious voters. [Pew Research] Two dozen local rabbis are [...]

Christianity Today blogs that the Obama campaign store has removed from sale some campaign goodies that feature the fish symbol that commonly denotes Christianity. There are still some [...]

Here’s your look at the headlines: Bush hosts dinner for American Muslims.  It’s not often we say this about the president: good job.  [Washington Post] Political cartoon goes after [...]

I love the Sunday paper and all that surrounds it; sleeping in, freshly ground coffee, bagels with cream cheese, the Travel section, the ‘funnies’ and the delicious stretch of a long Sunday [...]

Here’s your look at the headlines: As nice followup to yesterday’s post, more good news about the consistency of religious faith and an acceptance of evolution. [Associated Press] [...]

Here’s your look at the headlines: Oy Vey! You will never guess who Barack Obama has as relatives.  [Associated Press] Speaking of Obama and Judaism, someone is organizing phone calls to [...]

Yes, you read that correctly.  According to the London Telegraph: The Church of England will concede in a statement that it was over-defensive and over-emotional in dismissing Darwin’s [...]

Hot off the presses.  Here’s your news: (Worst) headline of the day: “Forum sells ‘Obama Waffles’ with racial stereotype.”  [Associated Press] Who says he is [...]

  This weekend on State of Belief…building bridges across faith lines. Host Welton Gaddy speaks with former religion reporter Gustav Niebuhr about his new book, Beyond Tolerance: Searching [...]