Not only has The Revealer raised questions about what content is, or is not, fair game on this blog, but now the web czar at ChristianityToday.com is questioning the size of the beat we will walk.
Civil rights & gay marriage
Michael Paulson of The Boston Globe wrote an even-handed story earlier this week about black clergy in Boston who want to preserve the historic definition of marriage.
Oops, she's born again! Again!
Warning to Kerry: Ethnic Baptists ahead
Doing the ABCs of the "faith factor"
Honoring a lion of journalism
West meets East in John Cleese
Don Lattin of the San Francisco Chronicle must be the envy of every religion writer who loves the comedy of John Cleese. Lattin nabbed an interview with the Monty Python veteran before Cleese made a series of Bay Area fundraising appearances for Esalen, the Big Sur-based institute known for spreading Eastern thought in the West.
I'm crazy, crazy for feeling so blue
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.
Madalyn Murray O'Hair's legacy
Reason‘s Web editor, Tim Cavanaugh, reaches wryly contrarian conclusions in his review of The Atheist: Madalyn Murray O’Hair by Bryan F. Le Beau. Cavanaugh builds his case with such delicious pacing that cutting to his money paragraphs almost demands a spoiler alert.
