If you didn’t know better, you would think that The Times of London is trying to tell us something.
Rome on the rise in England?
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In praise of "corporate" communion
So far, I think that a new editorial in the Telegraph should win some kind of prize for capturing the atmosphere at the Anglican primates meetings in Dar es Salaam.
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Communion is not a new issue
So here is how things stood early this morning in the ongoing drama that many call “As Canterbury Turns.” A cheery Los Angeles Times story informed the world:
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Tanzania or bust
All together now, repeat after me (once again): “The Africans pray, the Americans pay and the British write the resolutions.”
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Mormons, misconceptions and media myths
Here we go again. It’s time to take another look at mainstream coverage of the White House campaign of Mitt Romney.
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Blue notes, red notes at Grammys
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One Pat story equals two Advils
OK, OK, OK, I admit that some reporter had to write this story, no matter how much I wish it would go away:
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A holy site for Muslims and Jews
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Readers lost in Sea of Reeds?
While I was covering the religion beat for The Charlotte Observer long ago, one of my editors stressed that I should not write in a story that a man said that a key moment in his life was when he “walked the aisle” and “accepted Jesus as his personal savior.”
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