Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has a lot on his resume.
Is voting a theological act?
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'We hear you, and now we are reaching out to you'
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Anti-pastor Field Negro's online pulpit
Talk about a loaded image. The Column One feature in yesterday’s Los Angeles Times focuses on how the World Wide Web has raised up some new African-American voices, some new points of view on politics, culture and, of course, religion.
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Hannah, why do you weep?
Ann Rodgers of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette is a prolific religion writer. Using the hook of a seminar scheduled at a Roman Catholic seminary, Rodgers looks at the pain endured by religious adherents suffering from infertility.
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Tearing through a New York Times
A few years ago, I had the joy of watching Dr. Martin Marty tear up a stack of newspapers during a forum (here’s a column on that) about religion and the news at the University of Nebraska.
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The hermit does what with what?
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All religion news is local
For all the navel-gazing that journalists do, one problem area they seem completely blind to is religion coverage. So I love to highlight examples of journalists calling for better religion coverage.
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The passion of Tyler Perry II (sort of)
There’s a big religion story going on in Baltimore right now and it centers on what most evangelical or even fundamentalist Protestants would call a “revival meeting.”
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A quiet story in a holy place
I think this post will break some kind of record for the oldest story ever featured on this weblog, and this news clip is not even from the famous tmatt GetReligion Guilt folder.
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