It's interesting to compare the 1996 Templeton site:

The Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion (especially spiritual information through science) is awarded each year to a living person who shows extraordinary originality in advancing humankind's understanding of God.

to the current site:

The Prize is intended to recognize exemplary achievement in work related to life's spiritual dimension.

Another one. Old:

• Create and fund projects forging stronger relationships and insights linking the sciences and all religions
• Apply scientific methodology to the study of religious and spiritual subjects
• Support progress in religion by increasing the body of spiritual information through scientific research
• Encourage a greater appreciation of the importance of the free enterprise system and the values that support it
• Promote character and value development in educational institutions

New:

Established in 1987, the Foundation’s mission is to serve as a philanthropic catalyst for discovery in areas engaging life’s biggest questions. These questions range from explorations into the laws of nature and the universe to questions on the nature of love, gratitude, forgiveness and creativity.

ETA: I wonder what LessWrong will look like in 13 years. :)