Religion Reporting Without Religion
The NYT‘s Gardiner Harris manages to report an entire religion story without one reference to religion. And we’re not so sure that’s a bad thing. The story is the latest Continue Reading →
Tag: culture wars
A Time Before the Word “Fuck”
Bernard Goldberg became a hero of the right when he published Bias, his insider account of what he argues is CBS’ liberal agenda. Now, he’s back, with another hard-hitting expose: Continue Reading →
A Time Before the Word "Fuck"
Bernard Goldberg became a hero of the right when he published Bias, his insider account of what he argues is CBS’ liberal agenda. Now, he’s back, with another hard-hitting expose: Continue Reading →
18 May 2005 Daily Links
Everything but the longing: Peter Bebergal: “I have begun collecting psychedelic music again, almost twenty years after I traded my entire original collection for bag of pot, mostly seeds and Continue Reading →
Daily Links 10 November 2004
Let It Boil Bob Jones U. has a glorious message for Bush, lest he be tempted to the “paganism” of bipartisanship: “You owe the liberals nothing.” Culture warriors reporting for Continue Reading →
28 October Daily Links
What are you going to dress up as for “Demonic Spirit Day”? That’s what some evangelicals are calling Halloween this year. Dahleen Glanton of The Chicago Tribune covers the bases on this perennial story Continue Reading →
30 September 2004 Daily Links
Creationism in a lab coat: “better to appear scientific than holy.” Wired News‘ Evan Ratliffreports on the “Intelligent Design” (ID) movement to introduce antievolution theory into classrooms — recently successful in Ohio, Continue Reading →
29 September 2004 Daily Links
“‘In a sense we’ve been having Sukkot the last two weeks!’” Florida Jews experience a more literal celebration of Sukkot, a holiday that traditionally calls on them to dwell in Continue Reading →
29 September 2004 Daily Links
“‘In a sense we’ve been having Sukkot the last two weeks!’” Florida Jews experience a more literal celebration of Sukkot, a holiday that traditionally calls on them to dwell in Continue Reading →
28 September 2004 Daily Links
Chris Walton of Philocrites points us to religion reporter Cathleen Falsani’s Chicago Sun-Times interview with Hugh Hefner. Falsani gets the obvious over with first: yes, Hefner considers himself “blessed,” and is a grateful, grateful man. Continue Reading →