March 23, 2013
This weekend, tune in to State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast, to hear a special word from Welton about the state of State of Belief, to learn about the [...]
This weekend, tune in to State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast, to hear a special word from Welton about the state of State of Belief, to learn about the [...]
Here’s what’s coming up on the next State of Belief Radio: An explosive new report on the well-organized and well-funded campaign to fundamentally redefine “religious liberty” in this [...]
Across the South, attempts to end the veneration of the Confederacy in the public square have brought to light long-hidden racist and even white supremacist convictions. This week on State of [...]
Sarah Posner, senior editor at Religion Dispatches Magazine, discuss her recent article exploring the coordinated push by American Catholic Bishops to redefine the term “religious [...]
Today…an Evangelical Manifesto. Yes, that’s right…Manifesto. Earlier this week, a handful of Christian scholars and leaders convened in Washington, D.C. to announce their united efforts to [...]
Dan Savage, on his new online “It Gets Better” project, aimed at reaching LGBT youths in the aftermath of the recent surge in suicides among gay young people. He is also a writer. [...]
With the presidential election a little over a year away, campaign season is in full swing. For Democrats especially, this is a cycle unlike any other, with a record-breaking number of candidates [...]
This week on State of Belief, Interfaith Alliance’s weekly radio show and podcast, host Welton Gaddy offers a couple of particularly though-provoking segments. He’ll talk with an Atlantic [...]
Weeks after the nationwide chaos that resulted from the Trump administration’s first Muslim ban, the president has signed a revised executive order. This week on State of Belief, Interfaith [...]
Many observers of Washington and the state of our national political system today are concerned about the lack of important legislation passed by our elected representatives in Congress. Are [...]