Culture

I guess that openly enjoying the death of a fellow Christian and utterly distorting his Christian message into a caricature of hate is the mark of the nonjudgmental. I think it's somewhere in the Sermon on the Mount.

Ask yourself this very simple question: How does the Imus ho comment match on the horror scale with this rape-and-murder gag?

Didn't their mothers teach them not to speak ill of the dead?

List points out many major culprits contributing to the media assault on traditional values and personal responsibility.

Couric showcases expert who claims parents can't overcome advertising industry influence on children without assistance.

People magazine and NBC run competitor's ads attacking a company for responsibly turning down applicants unlikely to make good marriage partners.

Is PBS trying to discredit contemporary Christian teachings about morality and personal responsibility by setting up a straw man?

Deciding to bring up your own children is a supreme expression of personal responsibility, but CBS attacks moms who choose motherhood just days before Mother's Day.

The Public Broadcasting System is planning to air a documentary certain to offend Catholics scant weeks after canceling a documentary for fear of offending Muslims.

Isn't it newsworthy that a majority of American college faculty members hold unfavorable views of evangelical Christians?

Manipulation of the media is alive and well in America.

"Where some see a bridge between cultures, others see an 'Islamist agenda.'" Guess which one the Times thinks you should see?