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This past weekend on State of Belief, we featured civil rights legend and San Francisco NAACP head Rev. Dr. Amos Brown, exposing how the so-called Coalition of African-American Pastors is part of [...]

On the next State of Belief Radio, we take an in-depth look at the complicated relationship between America’s first Black president and a population that was astonishingly loyal during the [...]

If the next State of Belief Radio doesn’t provoke some conversations with your friends – you need new friends! Mitt Romney in Israel. Yes he offended the Palestinians – but did he also [...]

“We’re talking about politics. We’re not talking about religion; we’re not talking about security; we’re talking about a very questionable kind of patriotism.” [...]

On the next State of Belief Radio – The Future of Liberal Religion with historian Jill K. Gill. In a recent post at Religion Dispatches, she contends that recent reports of the death of [...]

The July 7th, 2012 State of Belief program featured highlights from an important symposium titled “Reason vs. Rhetoric: Understanding American Muslims.” The day-long event brought [...]

This weekend on State of Belief Radio – Michele Bachmann goes on a witch hunt for alleged Muslim Brotherhood infiltrators in Congress and our national security agencies. Salon.com political [...]

There was intense energy, song, pride, and joy in the crowd outside The United Methodist Building in the Nation’s Capital Monday as I and many other supporters awaited the homecoming of the Nuns [...]

The following is a guest post by Our Shared Future opinion leader Mohamed Younis, who will be a panelist along with Rev. Welton Gaddy at our upcoming event “Reason vs. Rhetoric: Understanding [...]

By sheer coincidence the congressional hearing I attended last week on the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA, Senate Bill 811) prominently featured the State of Minnesota. I hold Minnesota [...]