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Aired: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 7-8PM ET
Fourth of July festivities are over but fireworks continue over the separation of church and state. Recent Supreme Court rulings on the Ten Commandments, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's announced retirement, and the search for her replacement put this hot-button issue back on the front burner.
New York University Law professor and Islamic scholar Noah Feldman puts forth a bold new plan he thinks will achieve a church-state solution all Americans can live with, in harmony.
Hear about Feldman's new grand bargain for religion in America.
| · | Noah Feldman, professor at New York University Law School, author of "Divided by God: America's Church-State Problem--and What We Should Do About It," his article
"A Church-State Solution" was this week's New York Times Magazine cover story | | · | Melissa Rogers, visiting professor of religion and public policy at Wake Forest University Divinity School | | · | Jack Beatty, On Point News Analyst, senior editor at The Atlantic Monthly. |
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President Bush Heads to G8 Summit |
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President Bush is in Copenhagen, Denmark, where he'll meet with Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen to thank him for sending several hundred troops to Iraq. Bush will then head to Edinburgh, Scotland, where the G8 summit begins tomorrow. British Prime Minister Tony Blair is chairing the group of the world's major industrial nations and he's pushing for international agreements on some tough issues -- including the environment and aid to Africa.
Julie Mason, White House correspondent for the Houston Chronicle, reports on the mood of the leaders heading to the conference.
| · | Julie Mason is White House correspondent for the Houston Chronicle. |
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