A panel looks at President Bush's plan for increasing the federal role in faith-based programs. What it means to be an orthodox Jew and a politician. The contentious debate over homosexuality and the Church. Teaching religion in public schools.
Regional commentators discuss religion and politics in America.
A report on faith-based religious organizations and tax laws. Joining us to debate the question are Stephen Goldsmith, who was tapped by President Bush today to head the Corporation for National Service. He will work with a new White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives. A Republican, he's also the former mayor of Indianapolis. A Democrat, he's also a former congressman from New York.