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Religion and status quo
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religion has a role in politics and society
journalists are trying to find ways to cover it well |
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religion and advocacy journalism
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should be separate
religious beliefs of reporters should not be something that you use to get a story or popularlize yourself |
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political fundamentalism: characteristics of
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- intertwining of conservative religious faith, politics, strategic communication
- binary view of the world (good v. evil) - intolerance for other beliefs - belief in universal gospel |
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reporters' religiousity
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should be separate
WREG-TV reporter uses it in a story that he tells of a woman who has a child of wedlock with the mayor, he is compelled to do it because he is a christian |
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"values voters"
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those who vote on moral issues
in the election 80% of those who decided who to vote for based on moral issues voted for bush |
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religion's place in public sphere
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has always been present
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journalism and religion: historic shift of?
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traditioanlly separate
coverage of religion: traditionally not much (journalism is drawn to power and conflict) |
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civil religion
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presence of religion in civil society (everyday societY) - very present in the things we say
god bless america our prayers are with you |
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religion in US politics: historic shift of?
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speaking to god (asking god to hold the nation accountable) v. speaking for god
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president george w. bush and religion
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makes a lot of reference to religion
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religion reporters' religiosity
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they tend to be even more religious than the general public
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