Reverend Michael Beckwith, founder of Agape International Spiritual Center, speaks with WIE editor in chief Andrew Cohen about the evolution of the divine principle.

Karen Armstrong, former nun and author of the best-selling A History of God, speaks with WIE about the need to redefine spirituality and reaffirm its relevance for civilization in the twenty-first century.

Health and wellness icon Deepak Chopra and Sikh spokesman/leader Mohinder Singh spoke with WIE editor Carter Phipps about the need for change and adaptation within the religious traditions—as well as the pursuit of good old-fashioned virtue.

Jim Marion, author of The Death of the Mythic God, speaks with WIE's Carter Phipps about the polarized state of America's religious landscape and the need for a new, evolutionary spirituality.

In their ongoing online dialogue, WIE's Carter Phipps and author/journalist Robert Wright discuss the development of morality and an emerging global consciousness.

Rev. Joel Hunter, pastor of one of Florida's biggest mega-churches and author of Right Wing, Wrong Bird, speaks with WIE's Igal Moria about his personal commitment to a spiritually inclusive, broadly humanitarian agenda, and why he chose to step down as president-elect of the Christian Coalition because of it.

WIE’s Carter Phipps speaks with evolutionary Christian theologian John Haught about his sharp critiques of the “New Atheism”—a highly-publicized attempt to debunk religious faith led by Richard Dawkins, Daniel Dennett, Christopher Hitchens, and Sam Harris.

Marc Gopin explores what the great religions have to say about God, pacifism, just war, and the challenges of telling right from wrong in a morally ambiguous universe.

Islamic scholar Dr. Munawar Anees traces the history of Islam from the Middle Ages to the present day, touching on its defining and defaming moments as he outlines a progressive path forward for the fastest growing religion in the world.

WIE speaks with scholar of Asian religions Mary Evelyn Tucker about the future of religion in a rapidly changing world.

Michael Dowd, former Evangelical minister, believes that as we integrate the story of cosmogenesis into our lives a worldwide spiritual revival will occur.

Cohen and Wilber turn their attention to how large-scale change actually takes place. They find that both including and excluding previous levels of development are part of the process of transcendence as they investigate how higher expressions of consciousness emerge.

What would “spirituality appropriate” to our rapidly evolving times look like? Ken Wilber and Andrew Cohen consider new religious structures and the potential they have for bringing people together in a context that transcends the individual.

Read why one of the most revered scholars of world religion thinks that, in the face of apocalyptic times, our future salvation may be out of this world.

Enter a multidimensional journey through history, cyberspace (and small-town America) as a broad spectrum of religious authorities takes on the burning question: How can the world's great traditions cope with the complexities of human life in the 21st century and beyond?

What happens when 9,000 people from all walks of faith spend a week together crossing the cultural divide? A WIE team descends on Barcelona to take the pulse of religion at the dawn of the new millennium.