“Evangelical ‘Bibliolatry,’ A Scholar’s Intentions, And Media Sensationalism”
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After writing several articles about evangelicals, I want to pause for a bit to consider the role of the media and their use of sensational language about religious topics. Read more…
Categories: Main, What Is The Bible Tags: Bible, biblical scholarship, bibliolatry, evangelical, Evangelical Theological Society, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, inerrant, infallible, J P Moreland, media, news media
“Does Religion Matter?”
For many years, I subscribed to a newspaper that had a “Religion” section once a week. The Religion section was location on the last page or two of the “Home and Garden” section. Some weeks there was only one page, with one or two articles. Other weeks, there were two pages. The articles themselves tended to be human interest stories about religion. These minor articles followed pages devoted to helpful hints about redecorating your house or tending to your rose bushes. Read more…
Categories: In The News, Main Tags: news media, newspapers, religion, religion in the news, Tony Blair
