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Is Coverage of Liberal Religion a Media Fail?

By Sarah Posner

…age should only produce more powerful white men.” BuzzFeed’s Deputy Editor-in-Chief Shani O. Hilton, who has worked at making BuzzFeed’s newsroom more diverse, noted that how this takes far more effort than a few hires here and a few hires there: In fact, “diversity” doesn’t stop at hiring one person who represents each so-called different viewpoint, be it race or gender or sexual orientation or political leaning. Any newsroom in which the black…

The Night of the Farting Dog: An Atheist in Freefall

By Beatrice Marovich

…other words, when Salzman became your typical American househusband—a stay-at-home dad. While his wife (a figure he describes in such beaming terms that she comes off as a flawless, superhuman, Venus in bronze) went to work full time in the L.A. film industry, Salzman stayed home with their two young children. Every day, while the babies napped, he worked on his novel. After three years he sent it to his editor who told him it wasn’t polished eno…

Religion Profs Critique PBS’ God Documentary, Call it Simplistic

By Matthew Avery Sutton

Well, it’s over. Last week the six-hour, multi-million-dollar Frontline/American Experience production God in America aired on PBS. Now the debate over its merits begins. Reviews from journalists have been mostly positive, although New York Times television critic Mike Hale was not totally impressed. The show, he wrote, was “stuffed with facts and dates and figures” and sometimes strained “to find a way to tie them together.” He also called it “a…

Can a Greek Monastery Be Ground Zero of Global Financial Meltdown?

By Louis A. Ruprecht

…, trading what was for their purposes a worthless lake that generated no income into commercial (or at least commercializeable) real estate that would. By the time they had finished with their full-court press in Athens, the monks at Vatopaidi had been awarded 73 different government properties in exchange for that lake. They were even given the site of the old gymnastics venue from the 2004 Athens Olympics, which they immediately set about conver…

The Varieties of Religious Experience in Indie Rock

By S. Brent Rodriguez Plate

…hose listening will raise their arms skyward to indicate the distance. The new music sees a quasi-mystical immanence in the everyday. On their new album, Scottish favorite Belle and Sebastian sing “I’ve seen God in the sun/ I’ve seen God in the street.” Lead singer Stuart Murdoch has talked about his lack of interest in CCM, yet at the same time finding himself in church on Sunday morning, singing in the choir and being moved by the experience. At…

Romney Goes to Bat Against Reid in Nevada

By Joanna Brooks

…ion jobs, more than doubling the state’s population. Now, those speculation-and-spending fueled good times are gone. That volatility does not treat mild-mannered Mormon politicians well: be they Reids, or Romneys. Just last week, Jan Shipps, a longtime scholar and canny observer of Mormon experience, wagered that Angle would beat Romney if he were on the ticket. I think she’s right. What’s happening in Nevada is the ugly down side of a speculation…

Hajj Journal: Part of the Process

By Amina Wadud

…o with hair still wet I went out in the dark to pick her up. I had that one-on-one with at least my three eldest, and it was as wonderful as they are. Then in the car my daughter told me something she had been holding back for a few years, and that was enough for what I had planned. Even now, some of the disclosures of my children weighs on my heart. But true to her wisdom, my youngest also reminded me of something. Although it is true that I trav…

If Music is Haram, then Allah Made a Mistake

By Amina Wadud

…s, singing the Leonard Cohen song, “Hallelujah.” Wow. I was knocked off my feet and began a search of the singer and this song. It didn’t take much because she was interviewed by the Australian channel covering the Olympics, and apparently already a darling for the folks down under. This week my daughter played another rendition of this song by the Fou Fous and it sent me searching YouTube for k.d. lang’s version again, either at the Olympics or e…

Damn You Auto-Correct: Creationist Edition

By Lauri Lebo

…o the toilet, FTE editors quickly went through the manuscript with a search-and-replace word processor option, taking out “creation science” and replacing it with “intelligent design”. Really. That’s all they did. But when the Kitzmiller legal team went through the earlier creation science version of Pandas and compared it to the intelligent design one, they noticed that other than those small wording changes, practically nothing else had been alt…

Bin Laden’s Death: Redress of a Wrong Suffered

By Pamela R. Lightsey

…ooking at the news hoping not to hear the dreaded “knock on the door” with news of a soldier lost at war, I have mixed feelings about bin Laden’s death. The events of 9/11 influenced my doctoral studies in just war theory. Somehow, then President Bush’s turn from full attention to bin Laden to Saddam Hussein simply did not seem a rational reason for war to my theological perspective. Preemptive strikes to avoid that which did not exist—war and wea…