Day: October 8, 2011

Parish fights spreading online

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The Internet give us extraordinary tools to communicate a message to a large group of people. In recent months this ability has started to cause the fall of governments and given new life to populist movements. But there’s a downside. The anonymity of the Internet can allow people to take the every day squabbles of […]

Faith and the Republican race

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Yesterday an important Evangelical leader in Texas, Robert Jeffress, introduced Rick Perry (his governor) as a “genuine follower of Jesus Christ” and then went outside to meet with reporters to state that Perry’s opponent Mitt Romney is “not a Christian”. This represents the first real attack on Romney’s faith background of this election year, and […]

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