religious pluralism

Pluralism is an answer to the challenges and threats to democracy faced by our nation.

Religion holds a central place in American life as a force for positive change and love.

A conversation with the executive director of the Institute’s Religion & Society Program.

Learning to operate and serve in a pluralistic and diverse context is central to the work of chaplains.

A year ago, Rabbi Shoshanah Conover became Temple Sholom of Chicago’s first female senior rabbi.

Rev. Dr. Gabriel Salguero is a co-founder of the National Latino Evangelical Coalition and a member of our Racial Justice and Religion Task Force.

We hope that as you read these reflections, you note the common threads and shared hopes for a more inclusive America.

Many younger evangelicals see America changing and are reaching out to get to know their neighbors.

The executive branch can support a robust vision for religious freedom that includes all religious traditions.

The Inclusive America Project examines how Muslims and Evangelicals can build common ground through a framework of vulnerability and a shared goal of religious freedom.