Following his dismissal from Erasmus University, Tariq Ramadan pens a rejoinder to his critics in the Dutch daily NRC Handelsblad.

"On Faith" saloniers Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham ask whether health-care reform is a moral imperative---one, moreover, with deep religious…

At Religion Dispatches, religious studies professor Ivan Petrella argues that the United States would be best served by re-imagining itself…

Guardian correspondent Riazat Butt ponders whether the much-heralded---and debated---appointment of a Muslim, Aaqil Ahmed, will revitalize the BBC's religion programming.

Marjorie Backman at Transitions Online discusses Virtual Shtetl, a new collaborative project dedicated to the preservation and study of the…

Drawing on two recently released surveys, Nick Spencer compares the increasingly prevalent perception of organized religion as a "negative influence…

American Prospect correspondent Gershom Gorenberg offers a trenchant, personal look at the difficulties facing religious Jews who take a critical…

Maurice Glasman reports on London Citizens---a broad-based coalition comprising a variety of faith-based, labor, and other community organizations---which is mounting…

Joel Beinin comments on the controversy surrounding the screening of Rachel, a documentary investigating "the violent death of Rachel Corrie,…

Tariq Ramadan argues that, more than socioeconomic and strategic concerns, it is fear of Islam that confines Turkey to Europe's…