a review of religion and media
FCC Gets Biblical Biblical values for the FCC? Media Week reporter Todd Shields talks to “On the Media” about the regulatory commission’s new “decency docent,” a former board member of the Concerned Women for America, Continue Reading →
Intelligent Design: Yes! No! Today, 9 am eastern time: C-Span’s “Washington Journal” debates “Intelligent Design.” For: some activist. Against: some other activist. Our point: Why do advocates of ID — Continue Reading →
Polish Your Headship From Vision Forum, a San Antonio-based organization that offers books, toys, retreats, and “biblical law” training sessions from a Christian Reconstructionist perspective: The Vision Forum catalogue “In defense Continue Reading →
Dumb Monkey Nation Bush has “roiled” the evolution debate with his comments that “both sides” of the question should be taught in public schools. The NYT dutifully follows suit by presenting “both sides” of Continue Reading →
Slut for Faith A self-described “slut for faith” offers a tip for marital bliss: Don’t fake it. That is, don’t get married in a house of God unless you need his blessing Continue Reading →
Shortly before meeting with Vatican officials, Archbishop Sean P. O’Malley of Boston, made a rare public statement of his frustration with the Vatican’s slowness in resolving the backlog of priest Continue Reading →
Shortly before meeting with Vatican officials, Archbishop Sean P. O’Malley of Boston, made a rare public statement of his frustration with the Vatican’s slowness in resolving the backlog of priest Continue Reading →
30 June 2004 Describing the intentions behind his visit to Sudanese officials, Colin Powell told reporters: “I hope to give them a very direct message about how the United States Continue Reading →
“Pastors say they never instruct their congregations how to vote, but in many ways they don’t have to. Even in churches with no overt sign of political activity, the link Continue Reading →
NPR’s Barbara Bradley Hagerty begins a three part series on religion in the workplace with a profile of the HomeBanc Mortgage Company, wherein employees are encouraged to join employee prayer groups or Continue Reading →