a review of religion and media
Lunchtime in the Cafeteria of “Spiritual Anorexia”: Linda Stewart Ball, of The Dallas Morning News, reports on the four-day Dallas conference of the International Boys’ Schools Coalition, themed “Broad Shoulders, Open Minds.” Continue Reading →
“‘In heaven there is no beer, that’s why we drink it here.’” The National Enquirer stumbles into Denver’s prayerful nightclub, The Church at the Bar, and in between dreadful puns, manages to Continue Reading →
Crossroads in Sweetwater: The Sweetwater Reporter describes a recent group of visitors to the small Texan town: the prolife pilgrims of Crossroads, who make an annual walk across the entire continental United Continue Reading →
“Put on a church hat and I had instant class, a bunch of class.’” Annette John-Hall writes on black women, church and millinery in The Philadelphia Inquirer. 9:35 am: A California Councilman, Jack Feller, Continue Reading →
A Moscow ruling bans the Jehovah’s Witnesses, after a six-year court battle over the group’s legal registration under Russia’s 1997 law on religion. Fred Weir, of The Christian Science Monitor explains what the Continue Reading →
A Moscow ruling bans the Jehovah’s Witnesses, after a six-year court battle over the group’s legal registration under Russia’s 1997 law on religion. Fred Weir, of The Christian Science Monitor explains what the Continue Reading →