Q&A: Faith-Based Hiring and the Obama Administration
President Barack Obama has signaled he may
overturn a Bush administration policy that permits faith-based groups receiving
federal funding to consider religion when hiring. Church-state scholar Ira
"Chip" Lupu explores the history of faith-based hiring law and discusses how
the Obama administration might change it. Go to the Q&A »
See
also:
Graphic: Faith-Based Aid
Favored - With Reservations
Survey Report: Public Views of Faith-Based Initiatives
Q&A: John DiIulio on Faith-Based Initiatives in an Obama Administration
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Special Report: Evolution and Religion
Two hundred years after Charles Darwin's birthday (Feb. 12), evolution and religion remain a combustible mix. A new special report gives an overview of the debate, examines its social and legal dimensions and reviews the life and ideas of an unlikely revolutionary. See resources on evolution »
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Jan. 30 - Religion
News Service
Report: African-Americans Surpass Others in Religiosity
Pew Forum research shows African-Americans are
more religiously observant than the U.S. population as a whole.
Read more Pew Forum in the News articles »
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