In the first segment, our panelists discuss the rising discrimination and hate crimes against Christians across Europe. From attacks on clergy to workplace discrimination, the data reveals growing hostility in countries like France, the UK, and Germany.
In the first segment, our panelists discuss Florida’s new policy on school chaplains, which defines religion in a way that excludes groups like The Satanic Temple, Buddhists, and Humanists. Is this a legitimate effort to ensure only “credible” chaplains in public schools, or does it unfairly favor certain religious traditions?
In the first segment, our panelists discuss the mass closure of churches in Rwanda under President Paul Kagame’s government. While officials claim the shutdowns are about safety and regulation, critics say this is a crackdown on religious freedom, particularly targeting Pentecostal Christians.
In the first segment, our panelists discuss Mark Zuckerberg’s revelation that the White House pressured Facebook to censor content in 2021. What does this mean for free speech and religious expression in the digital space?
In the first segment, our panelists discuss the controversy surrounding a North Carolina senior apartment complex banning the word “Bible” from community advertisements. Is this a case of religious discrimination or an effort to maintain neutrality?
In the first segment, our panelists discuss the role of religious faith in contemporary Western societies and its tension with secular values. Does faith make universal truth claims that challenge personal autonomy, or does it provide a necessary moral foundation?
In the first segment, we discuss a North Carolina senior apartment complex banning the word “Bible” from community advertisements.
In the first segment, we explore how Jimmy Carter integrated his Christian faith into his political career. Our panelists discuss how Carter’s deeply held beliefs shaped his presidency, his commitment to service, and his vision for a just and moral government.
In the first segment, we tackle the growing debate over religion in public schools. Our panelists explore whether the influx of religious policies in classrooms is a genuine push for faith-based literacy or an attempt to Christianize public education.
In the first segment, our panelists discuss Project 2025, a comprehensive effort by conservative organizations to shape policy recommendations and personnel for the upcoming administration.
