A roundup of some of the stories we're reading this morning at Moyers & Company HQ.

In this 2006 Moyers Moment, author Margaret Atwood, a self-described "strict agnostic," talks about the clear difference between atheism and agnosticism.

Poet Christian Wiman reads from an essay about living with cancer, finding faith and being sustained by family.

In this 2006 Moyers Moment, the atheist and author talks about the need to "broaden what we can understand and say, and therefore be."

If human history is replete with people committing atrocities against one another in the name of God, is our democracy strong enough to remedy these tendencies?

The 13th-century Islamic mystic Jelaluddin Rumi is brought to life in this revealing look at his works.

In this episode, Bellah talks to Bill Moyers about the relationship of religion to politics and society.

In this episode of The Power of Myth Bill and mythologist Joseph Campbell compare creation myths from the Bible and elsewhere.

Bill Moyers explores two different visions of Christianity and how each is finding a pulpit and battleground in Central America.

Religious historians Martin E. Marty and Leonard Levy speak with Bill Moyers and offer their views on the separation of church and state in America.