#media The template of disaster journalism – Jack Shafer from Reuters sums up the template that news editors use to cover catastrophes, and argues it leads to a “sameness” of what we hear on the news. Objecting to video preaching – Christopher Ash makes some worthwhile objections to the shift to regular preaching through video …
Category Archives: Curations
Web curations: Boston Marathon explosions (16 Apr)
(More to come, I’m sure, of this terrible tragedy) Carson Khan: By now, you’ve surely heard the horrific accounts of twin explosions at the 2013 Boston Marathon. As of 9:30 EDT, what is known is this: at 2:50pm, two improvised explosive devices containing ball-bearings were detonated in an act of terrorism near the finish of …
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Web curations (13 Apr)
#worldview Abortionist Kermit Gosnell and the silent media – This is a heartbreaking story that ultimately reveals the moral bankruptcy of the militant pro-choice ideology. Pennsylvania Family Institute sums the facts up with an infographic. Joe Carter and Trevin Wax offers additional input. Thus says the LORD: “A voice is heard in Ramah, lamentation and …
Web curations (9 Apr)
#worldview Generation Why? A bit of a writeup on workplace tendencies for my age group (those born between 1982-2000). According to the experts interviewed, Gen Y workers: tend to be highly self-reliant and have a high sense of self-worth believe they’re more employable, have higher intentions to quit their current job, and display more job-switching …
Web Curations (5 Apr)
#apologetics Basic facts about the books in the New Testament – Helpful to refer to, since the reliability of the Bible and what’s in it today is commonly the question posed by skeptics. The atheist’s dilemma – Jordan Monge shares how she gradually turned from skeptic to a follower of Jesus. I’m encouraged that while …