Featuring Eboo Patel, Interfaith America; Russell Moore, Christianity Today. Moderated by Tim Alberta, The Atlantic.

Despite declines in faith affiliations, America is still the most religiously diverse and religiously devout country in the world. But in the secularization of America, is religion (or lack of) becoming more of a political identity? Why is partisan and political ideology co-opting and/or displacing religion, and what do we lose as a country when that happens?