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Randy Cohen (New York Times) comments on media coverage of religion

Check out this link for an interesting column of the obligations (and problems) involved in media coverage of the media. While certainly not written in a fashion that is complementary to the Catholic Church, as well as his holding of liberal/left wing positions, he does raise some interesting points. http://ethicist.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/27/can-we-talk-about-religion-please/
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  1. Anonymous27 October, 2009

    Hello Father.My housework is being neglected since I started following your blogs.Most interesting Reading.Learning a lot.

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  2. Fr. Tim29 October, 2009

    Thanks! I hope that the posting are worth a few dust bunnies!

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