Shake Hands With the Devil

May 18, 2004
NPR’s “Fresh Air,” a daily interview program hosted by Terry Gross, often comes under attack for what conservative critics...

NPR's Little Gods

May 17, 2004
Kathryn Joyce examines NPR’s mild religion. It might be a natural reaction, considering the “uptick”of religion-associated violence in the world, to...

Real Live Preacher

May 10, 2004
Scott M. Korb reviews a blog of freaky belief that’s more-and-more common. He fancies himself something of a freak, a...

Cookies and Coffee Served Afterward

May 6, 2004
Today begins the three day public conference of New York University’s Center for Religion and Media, the institution at which The...

How to See Evil

May 6, 2004
Why do so many Americans believe that Saddam supported Al Qaeda when even the White House denies it? The...

Welcome to the Pantheon

May 5, 2004
Thomas Hamill escapes from Iraq and gets drafted into the cult of American Heroes. By Jeff Sharlet First there...

The Buddha-Whale

May 5, 2004
The good people at Powell’s, the best-stocked independent bookstore in America, requested a tour report from my Killing the Buddha co-author Peter...

Who You Calling Feminist?

May 4, 2004
Revealer contributor Julia Rabig writes: The unfolding of abuse scandals that accelerated in the Catholic Church over the past few years has...

Darwin-Free Fun

May 1, 2004
Not everything at Dinosaur Adventure Land, a creationism theme park in Pensacoloa, Florida, is about dinosaurs. For instance, there’s the...

Pictures from an Inquisition

April 30, 2004
By Jeff Sharlet “Inquisition,” by Francisco Goya. Crucifixion, by U.S. Army specialist Sabrina Harman.) The picture on the left...
Review

Secular Confessions

April 28, 2004
Revealer contributor Scott Korb confesses reservations about an online confessional:   Mitzi Confesses (The Wedding March, 1928) Notproud.com is black and white, simple,...

Coffins

April 26, 2004
by Michael Lesy Military Coffins (Photo: the Pentagon, via The Memory Hole) Everyone thinks they know what they see here....

Better than Mudwrestling

April 24, 2004
“It is easy to think of Vatican II, which convened during Armstrong’s convent years, as a switch that was...

The Invention of Journalism

April 23, 2004
“Junior used to say he liked to live in hotels because he was a son of Englishmen. When he...

Who's a Jew?

April 21, 2004
Not Kimya Zahedi, a Muslim Iranian-American, orTaylor Lasley, a Presbyterian African-American. AndClark Buden, great-grandson of Nelson Rockefeller, sure isn’t a M.O.T., regardless...

One Wicca, Two Wicca, Three...

April 21, 2004
“The notion that Wicca is America’s fastest-growing religion has achieved meme status. Everyone says it, but who started it?” Chas...

The Rise of Religious Studies

April 20, 2004
Last week Raymond McInnis, a columnist for Daily News Online, responded to a Revealer post by asking: “Why, currently, do I –as a secular humanist...

"Not This Way"

April 20, 2004
A daily collage of of religion news from the war in Iraq. Also new on The Revealer today: The Rise of Religious...

A Pigroast in Cordoba

April 19, 2004
A short report in last week’s Financial Times (subscriber only; click on #42 here to sign up for a free trial) describes one...

Welcome to Godsend

April 17, 2004
Revealer associate editor Kathryn Joyce writes: In the title story of his collection, Welcome to the Monkey House, Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.tells us what all...

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