Karen Armstrong

Listeners discuss what two monotheistic religions - Islam and Christianity - do and don't have in common, and why these intersections matter.

Religion: responsible for violence or peace? Karen Armstrong discusses the question in her book Fields of Blood: Religion and the History of Violence.

Karen Armstrong, author of best-selling books on religion and the founder of the Charter for Compassion, addresses the question: How are religious concepts and practices different at different times for individuals and cultures? And we ask immigrants to call in and discuss how God is viewed differently in your country of origin than in the US.

Karen Armstrong, author of A History of God: The 4000-Year Quest of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, previews her talk about "nothing" at the Rubin Museum of Art tonight, and other spiritual matters.

Karen Armstrong, author of  A History of God, previews her talk about "nothing" at the Rubin Museum of Art tonight, and other spiritual matters.

Karen Armstrong discusses the great lengths humans have gone through in order to experience God, and looks into the changing views of religion and faith in our current age. Her book The Case for God focuses especially on Christianity, but also looks at Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism and Chinese ...