Tucker Guests: Bush 'High on Jesus'; Romney Wants Religion in Politics

Following the recent GOP debate in which CNN chose to air a YouTube question putting candidates on the spot as to their belief in the literal truth of the Bible, there was much breast-beating as to the inappropriateness of religious tests for office.But that didn't stop Tucker Carlson's two liberal guests this evening from taking potshots on religious grounds at President Bush and Mitt Romney.…

CBS's Hannah Storm Hints at Catholic Faith in Blog Post

Media personalities, particularly television journalists, are not typically known for sharing their religious faith, or indeed, in many cases, even having one.So that's why, her history of bias aside, it was nice to see CBS reporter Hannah Storm blogging about trusting in God's will in a blog post marking her departure from the "Early Show":Hi everybody! Thanks so much for all your well wishes…

'View' Panel Discusses Naming a Teddy Bear Jesus

After discussing the British woman in Sudan charged for naming a class teddy bear Muhammad on Friday’s "View," with no outrage directed towards the Sudanese government, the ladies again discussed the topic. Barbara Walters inquired to the panel what would happen if someone named a teddy bear Jesus in the United States.Unlike Rosie O’Donnell, who exclaimed "radical Christianity is just as…

CBS’s Pelley: American Barbarians Have 'Driven Out' Iraqi Christians

On Sunday’s CBS "60 Minutes," anchor Scott Pelley, who referred to Iranian President Ahmadinejad as "friendly," "modest," and "incorruptible," compared American forces in Iraq to barbarian hordes of the past while examining the plight of Iraqi Christians since the war began in 2003: "The Iraqi Christian community, which had survived invasions by Mongols and Turks, was driven out under American…

CBS ‘Early Show’: Religious Right Turns Left for Hillary

Furthering the media’s love affair with Hillary Clinton, Friday’s CBS "Early Show" featured a segment on her recent speech at Saddleback Church in Southern California and how Evangelical Christians may be moving to the left in 2008. As co-host Harry Smith wondered at the top of the show, "Hillary Clinton addresses an Evangelical megachurch in California. Is it really possible that the Christian…

Newsweek Writer Enjoys Atheist Denouncing the Conservative 'Nitwit

Time: Sunday School for Atheists

Will Time magazine come and cover MY Sunday school class? You know, the one where I teach my kids that their Christian faith is under attack on a weekly, if not daily, basis from the mainstream media?I think its a valid question because Time just did a lovely send-up to a Sunday School for ..... atheists. Yep. Seems the atheists, or rather humanists, in Palo Alto, California think believers…

St. Patrick's, Catholics Getting Raw Deal In 'Sweatshop' Claim

The New York Times reports that the man behind the claim that crosses and crucifixes are made under "horrific sweatshop conditions" in China admits that his information is "sketchy" and "anecdotal." Charles Kernaghan is the head of the National Labor Committee (NLC), a well-known organization that has challenged the working conditions under which companies like GAP have manufactured their clothes…

Reader Writes About Clergy Abuse Story In Way That LAT Staff Won't

PBS Slammed For Error-Laden 'Nova' Episode

Olbermann Mis-states Bible History While Correcting O'Reilly on Bible

CNN Misleads on Catholic Bishops’ Abortion Views, Quotes Only Libera

CNN, during a report on Thursday’s "The Situation Room," mislead its viewers by reporting that a new document issued by the Catholic bishops on voting stated that "the candidate who supports abortion rights shouldn't necessarily be counted out for your vote." Besides this misrepresentation, the report also highlighted the issue of denying pro-abortion politicians Communion. CNN correspondent Mary…

LAT to Pope Benedict: Don't Listen to Conservative Catholics

LAT Spreads Church Abuse Falsehoods But Ignores Teacher Abuse Study

An opinion article by author Jason Berry in Sunday's Los Angeles Times (11/11/07) claims that United States Catholic bishops "released data [in 2004] showing that they had identified about 4,400 abusive U.S. priests." The truth? That number refers to the number of priests who had allegations of abuse.This discrepancy is significant for a number of reasons: