a review of religion and media
A bewildering report from the Norwich Bulletin describes the eviction of the God’s House group from the Moosup Manor housing complex. 9:03 am: Yesterday’s cuddly guru: CNN’s Todd Leopold interviews New Age author Neale Donald Walsch Continue Reading →
Washington Times: “The Texas Republican Party plank says, ‘Christian Nation — The Republican Party of Texas affirms that the United States of America is a Christian nation, and the public Continue Reading →
Washington Times: “The Texas Republican Party plank says, ‘Christian Nation — The Republican Party of Texas affirms that the United States of America is a Christian nation, and the public Continue Reading →
Gregg Easterbrook writes: “I’ll tell you what shakes my belief. Not natural selection; not the evil and injustice of the world; not the televangelist hucksters with their flashing 800 numbers; not Continue Reading →
Gregg Easterbrook writes: “I’ll tell you what shakes my belief. Not natural selection; not the evil and injustice of the world; not the televangelist hucksters with their flashing 800 numbers; not Continue Reading →
Now that a European constitution has been scuttled by more worldly concerns, the question of which gods (if any) should find a place in its preamble seems largely moot. But that’s Continue Reading →
“Compared to the upcoming [Supreme Court] case on the Pledge of Allegiance and the use of the words ‘under God,’” David G. Savage writes in The Los Angeles Times, Locke v. Davey— a church/state Continue Reading →
“Compared to the upcoming [Supreme Court] case on the Pledge of Allegiance and the use of the words ‘under God,’” David G. Savage writes in The Los Angeles Times, Locke v. Davey— a church/state Continue Reading →
The editors of The New Republic argue in this week’s edition that the Supreme Court should allow the words “under God” to remain in the Pledge of Allegiance, since “even schoolchildren understand Continue Reading →