Talking about her new book, Shameless, the former pastor of House For All Sinners and Saints explains how church teachings on sexuality have driven many away from religion.

We talk to a renegade Lutheran pastor, a prayful U.S. senator, and community of Jews, Muslims and Christians worshipping on the same patch of Nebraska land.

Historian Kevin Kruse talks about religious and other divisions in American society since 1974, the subject of his new book with Julian Zelizer.

Our panel looks at President Trump's Bible signings, religious messaging from Democratic presidential candidates, reaction to the Christchurch massacres, religion in space -- and more.

Our guest journalists delve to the beliefs behind the latest religion news headlines. And a historian tracks religious and other fault lines in America since 1974.

Michelle Brooker is an Australian woman who didn't publicly transition until her 60s. Raised Catholic, she came to embrace Buddhism, and credits Buddhist practice for her transition to the woman she feels she always was.

Mesma Belsare says Hinduism never left her conflicted about her gender identity. At an early age, she was facsinated by Bharatanatyam, a 3,000-year-old dance that originated in the Hindu temples of Southern India.

Joy Ladin, poet and a professor of English at Yeshiva University, decided in the wake of the 2016 election to reach out to people who thought that East Coast, academic types like herself might look down on them.

Religion isn't always a welcoming place for trans people, but we hear the stories of some who have found a place for themselves in Judaism, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

Just days after a white supremacist gunman killed Haroon Mahmoud, his sister -- Sabeen Durrani -- agreed to talk about him with Interfaith Voices.