Shulem Deen spent his formative years in one of the most insular Hasidic sects in America. He talked to Libby Boulter about his painful realization that he could no longer believe in God.

Michael Shermer argues that moral progress is rooted in science, not religion. And he shares the strange story of a dead radio that came to life on his wedding day...which tested his famous skepticism in the paranormal.

Arch-skeptic Michael Shermer on the secular roots of moral progress. An ex-Hasid on losing his faith. And an exclusive performance by the Hasidic soulsters of Zusha.

Philosopher Stephen Cave calls the urge to live forever a "universal obsession" and the driving force behind humanity's greatest monuments, scientific advancements, and world religions.

Nearly all religions address what happens after we die. This is our hour on (im)mortality, resurrection, the Rapture, and the human desire to live forever.

Deepak Chopra’s 2015 book, The Future of God, is about many things. It is an answer to the New Atheists, a handbook on how to be spiritual without being religious, and a popular work of mystical theology.

Along with fellow religion-detractors Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris is fiercely smart and never wishy-washy. So when his new book on "waking up" to spirituality arrived in our office, we did a doub

Sam Harris and Deepak Chopra, the militant atheist and the New Age mystic, side by side in one show. What do they have to say about the future of religion?

There's a kind of pain that damages the soul in war: moral injury. It’s a deeply human response to witnessing or participating in an event that is morally repulsive, from killing another person to handling human remains.

We talk to 2 chaplains who have been working on the sharp end of their profession, in high-security prisons, and in combat zones. They share the questions they're asked, and the ways their work has changed them.