The Pope's Visit to Turkey

By Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham | November 27, 2006; 4:10 PM ET | Comments (786)

Non-Believers and Thanksgiving

Is Thanksgiving a religious holiday? If so, who does one thank and for what? Should non-believers celebrate Thanksgiving?...

By Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham | November 22, 2006; 11:30 AM ET | Comments (276)

Can There Be Common Ground?

If some religious people believe they have a monopoly on truth, then are conversation and common ground possible? If so, what would be the difficulties and benefits of such a conversation?...

By Hal Straus | November 10, 2006; 8:34 AM ET | Comments (986)

About Jon Meacham

Jon Meacham’s book American Gospel: God, the Founding Fathers, and the Making of a Nation, became a bestseller after its publication in early 2006. Newsweek’s managing editor since 1998, Meacham was named editor of the weekly newsmagazine in October, 2006....

By Hal Straus | November 9, 2006; 6:21 PM ET | Comments (0)

About Sally Quinn

The daughter of a U.S. military officer, Sally Quinn was brought up by a Presbyterian mother and an Episcopalian father in non-denominational military chapels around the world. As an adult, her religious beliefs have evolved. First a Christian, she later...

By Hal Straus | November 9, 2006; 6:11 PM ET | Comments (0)

All On Faith Panelists

    Guest Contributors to On Faith Salman Ahmad | Founder, Junoon Rock musician Salman Ahmad founded the popular South Asian band Junoon. The group has sold over 25 million albums and in 2001 became the first rock band invited to...

By Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham | November 9, 2006; 2:40 PM ET | Comments (1)

About On Faith

Religion is the most pervasive yet least understood topic in global life. From the caves of the Afghan-Pakistan border to the cul-de-sacs of the American Sunbelt, faith shapes and suffuses the way billions of people-Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, and...

By Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham | November 9, 2006; 10:19 AM ET | Comments (0)

Welcome to On Faith

We are delighted to welcome you all to a new global conversation about what is perhaps the most pervasive and least understood force in human affairs: religious faith. It is a subject about which many people have strong opinions, about...

By Sally Quinn and Jon Meacham | November 8, 2006; 10:57 PM ET | Comments (205)