Sunday at St. Blog’s
Last Thursday, The Revealer shared a stage at the Yale Divinity School with a panel of journalists talking about “The Belief Beat.” Among them were Michael Paulson, a member of the Boston Globe team that won a Continue Reading →
Tag: religion writing
Sunday at St. Blog's
Last Thursday, The Revealer shared a stage at the Yale Divinity School with a panel of journalists talking about “The Belief Beat.” Among them were Michael Paulson, a member of the Boston Globe team that won a Continue Reading →
Enlightening Iraq
We suppose it should come as no surprise that The Salt Lake Tribune, using a Combined News Service report, should give bigger play to the latest bit of Paul Bremer‘s diplomatic theology in Continue Reading →
Saturday Psalm
“The preaching is Baptist, long and good, about the generations springing up and being cut down like grass. The funeral director, the ‘funeralizer,’ the Gullah say, has the ‘catchers’ — Continue Reading →
Get It? Got It. Good.
The Revealer welcomes some competition in the religion-press-critique business from GetReligion.org, a new blog edited by Doug LeBlanc and written, for the most part, byTerry Mattingly. The two bring an impressive range of experience Continue Reading →
Prayers Big and Small
The-God-of-Small-Things is a blog maintained by someone named Bob. As far as we can tell, it has one entry — a rebuke to The Revealer. And we thank Bob for it. The Revealer, Continue Reading →
Prayers Big and Small
The-God-of-Small-Things is a blog maintained by someone named Bob. As far as we can tell, it has one entry — a rebuke to The Revealer. And we thank Bob for it. The Revealer, Continue Reading →
Radio Free Revealer
The Revealer is delighted to announce that a radio show featuring two associates of the Center for Religion and Media — Ann Pellegrini and Janet R. Jakobsen — is a nominee for aGolden Reel award from the National Continue Reading →
Framing Power
Maybe religion reporters aren’t so stupid, after all. By Diane Winston I understand Chris Smith’s frustration with the secular media’s coverage of religion (“Religiously Ignorant Journalists”). While Smith was rattled Continue Reading →
Passionate Letters
The Revealer likes to harp on a theme, a rather vague notion of democratic religion writing — the sort practiced by journalists more intrigued by the many manifestations of faith and Continue Reading →