24 Jun 2018
Derek Welch
Religion Newswriters Association Is Changing Media And Individual Views How well do you know religion? Do you know the correct spelling, grammar rules, and accurate definitions? Probably not. A recent...
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Talking to a Scientologist to get your questions answered, or setting foot inside a Scientology Church doesn’t take courage—it just takes doing. Whether you are an amateur blogger, the curator...
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Bigotry has moved from kidnapping and physical assault to flooding the internet and media with vicious lies calculated to destroy the reputation of religions, people and groups. At about five years...
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Jim Marrs: Iconic Searcher for Truth Jim Marrs made his home in the rolling hill country north of Springtown, Texas—where longhorns roam and where, on one excursion, I saw buffalo grazing. With...
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Democrats and Republicans differ sharply in their views. A Pew Research Center survey discovered a strident partisan outlook on a number of national institutions like labor unions, higher education,...
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Pope Francis tears into journalism fixed with lies and says gossip is "terrorism." Pope Francis has been very stiff about unproductive talk. The pontiff, who was until now, severe with the clergy...
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Plain Voter Project is a Traditional Ad Media Blitz for Amish Votes. In his aim to intensify his political campaign and outrun Hillary Clinton, Trump has turned to a new source of voters and one that...
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29 Jun 2016 Gary Nguyen
Media's misinterpretation of conversation on ordaining women upsets Pope Francis. Last month (May), Pope Francis met with around 800 members of the International Union of Superiors General (UISG)...
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