The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has just released a study entitled "Without Fear of Discrimination," which documents incidents of anti-Muslim sentiment and infringements on Muslim civil rights. Some of their findings are below.

Chip Ward comments in Mother Jones.

Upcoming at American University, the Sixth North American Baha’i Conference on Law: "Exploring the Intersections of Religion and Governance: Past, Present and Future" (October 9-11, 2008).

Peter Berger offers "two cheers for the prosperity gospel" in the current issue of Books and Culture.

The International Religion Monitor finds that Christianity is still strong in Europe, but that religiosity differs greatly between countries.

The International Herald Tribune on France's Muslim students finding refuge in Roman Catholic schools.

As the elections draw closer there has been more and more media coverage of Sarah Palin. Below we have included a roundup of articles from across the web that touch on issues related to her faith.

Gerald Gaus and Kevin Vallier, in their conclusion to a paper posted at Public Reason: "Our focus has been on “secular” and “religious” reasons..."

Mark I. Pinsky thinks evangelical scientists in the U.S. should take a cue from their British counterparts.