- June 23, 2025
On Diversity and Democracy With Wajahat Ali
This week on The State of Belief, popular writer and commentator Wajahat Ali joins host Rev. Paul Brandies Raushenbush for a thought-provoking exploration of
Dave Ramsey’s company faces another setback in court over religious discrimination
(RNS) — A federal appeals court ruled that a lawsuit against Christian financial guru Dave Ramsey by a former employee who was fired for being
The LDS historical department just published an 1886 polygamy revelation
(RNS) — In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a religion built on modern revelation, perhaps no revelation has caused as much controversy
In ‘Becoming Baba,’ a Muslim inquires into the nature of a faith-informed fatherhood
(RNS) — As far as Aymann Ismail remembers, his father embraced fatherhood naturally, embodying a strong and pious figure in his household. But when Ismail
Fear and hope for Latinos at Bread for the World’s 50th anniversary
WASHINGTON (RNS) — A mile from where Republicans on Capitol Hill work toward passing a budget bill containing the biggest cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition
Leah Greenberg, Indivisible, and No Kings: “You do not need permission to get started”
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Black Catholics in New Orleans embrace Pope Leo as their own
NEW ORLEANS (RNS and NPR) — Despite being born in Chicago and living most of his adult life in Peru, the first American pope has
The June 10th Procession at the Capitol
This week on The State of Belief, you’ll hear a powerful conversation with Rev. Jim Wallis and host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush, diving deep into
Tim Dalrymple leaves Christianity Today to become new president of Templeton
(RNS) — The leader of a major evangelical publication was named the new president of the John Templeton Foundation, one of the nation’s largest funders
Why Southern Judaism Matters — with Shari Rabin
(RNS) — When I look back on my career as a Reform rabbi, I come to the following observation: For almost half of those years,