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Hypocrite, journalist, Catholic or what? You make the call
I’ve been on the road again this week, only this time headed west to Phoenix to speak at the annual North American Christian Convention. This means I’ve been struggling to catch up with some news events that I wanted to get onto the blog for discussion.
Just another old-fashioned, fundamentalist way to die? Part III
Just another old-fashioned, fundamentalist way to die? Part II
As I write, the world continues to await news of the fate of Lebanese-born Corporal Wassef Ali Hassoun. The story is getting more confusing by the moment, with Reuters just reporting:
Finding (first person) ghosts in a stack of newspapers at Heathrow
Sitting on my office desktop is a stack of British newspaper stories full of ghosts. Some easy to see and some a bit dodgy.
Back in the door: GetReligion cut off in Korea?
Just back in the door from Turkey and Greece and I am way, way jet-lagged. But there is always all of that back email to triage.
Searching for "pottage" in Associated Press style
I am online again briefly in Thessaloniki and, whoa, there’s two ghosts in the same Associated Press story.
A bomb, an earthquake and a religion story in Istanbul
Greetings from Istanbul. Isn’t WiFi interesting. Just think, someone from NATO security is probably reading this message as I type it. The airport here really is locked down.
Just another old-fashioned, fundamentalist way to die?
It is getting harder and harder for the mainstream press to ignore the importance of the word “infidel” in Iraq and around the world.
