Since Doug has a Christianity Today tie, and thus might be shy, let me jump in and note that the magazine’s weblog has an interesting follow-up detail on the evangelistic pilot.
Colleagues on the Godbeat beat
Readers will have noted several references in our work to another site on the Godbeat beat — The Revealer — which is based over in the J-school at New York University. (I say over at NYU because I live in Palm Beach County, the virtual Sixth Borough).
Evangelicals vs. Religious Right
Still catching up with recent magazine stuff as we get this blog rolling. There was an interesting point recently in the Weekly Standard about religious terms and definitions and labels. This is important, because we are about to enter into another hurricane of election-year speculation on the power or lack thereof of the Religious Right. Right?
Are journalists too ignorant to cover religion? (cont.)
And this just in: a particularly interesting comment from a veteran out there in mainstream-journalism-land. He-she-it wishes to remain “noname” for obvious reasons.
Locked out of the Passion
OK, I understand the tensions between Mel Gibson and his hired guns, when it comes to relating to the secular news media in the months running up to the release of the final cut of his movie.
Paging St. Thomas Aquinas
Nativity wars in Palm Beach
Are journalists too ignorant to cover religion news?
Democrats and God
Anyone (with a high-speed connection) seeking the viewpoints of the Democratic candidates on God issues can pay a visit to the video page of the Interfaith Alliance.
