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The newspaper’s right wing TV critic charges that Amanpour, an Iranian-born journalist, can’t be objective on Israel.

When power is abused, it is important to have regulatory structures in place that can hold the power-holders accountable to the people. Those are the institutions that have failed in Rome.

In a poverty-stricken nation with a failed state and rampant political corruption, the recent violence between Christians and Muslims has been blamed solely on religion. But to a reporter who spent two years covering Nigeria, it’s far more complicated than that.

Controversy is sparked as the eminent organization hosts the Templeton Prize.

What you won’t find in the Bible: Immigrant, go back to where you came from.

David Sloan Wilson is a biologist who claims that the so-called “selfish” gene is a myth. What if we have evolved to do what’s best not for ourselves, but for the groups we live in? The implications for religion, the ultimate social organism, are huge.

Has the incivility and outright hostility finally wound down, or is it just getting started?

Is it the inhumanity of the machines that will prove to be the tragic pivot in this science fiction world, or will it the inhumanity of the humans? Again we find ourselves asking: where does human consciousness begin?

This week’s episode asks big questions about psychology and religion, and reminds us that a dog is a robot’s best friend.

Why is the right launching a War on Easter?