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Improving on the Top 10 Islamophobes It's important to establish the personalities of the anti-Muslim fringe, but journalists would also benefit from knowing who the "reasonable" critics of Islamism are. Read More Richard Potts \| Thursday, September 8, 2011	U.S. integration model losing appeal Until the "Ground Zero Mosque" debates last year, progressive Muslims in Britain, and by extension Europe, had real hope in America. Read More Vishal Arora \| Friday, July 22, 2011
Surveys and the reporters who love them HOW TO avoid the common traps of superficial reporting on 'viral studies' of religion. Read More Sarah Pulliam Bailey \| Wednesday, September 7, 2011	Why not a secular religious freedom? Secular arguments for religious freedom do not protect the right to believe so much as they protect the right not to believe. Read More Vishal Arora \| Thursday, July 14, 2011
When Journalists Don't Get Religion A journalism that ignores or dismisses the role of religion in our common life misses the greatest stories of our time. Read More Media Project Contributor \| Wednesday, August 31, 2011	Covering Islam in the Bible Belt Free travel, lodging and tuition is being offered to reporters to attend the Covering Islam in the Bible Belt seminar in Nashville, put on by the MTSU School of Journalism. Read More Richard Potts \| Wednesday, June 29, 2011
4 tips for covering the Religious Right Bill Keller and Ross Douthat's point-counterpoint on religion in public life provides critical lessons for journalists. Read More Richard Potts \| Monday, August 29, 2011	Press Languages and Religious Freedom Dr. Phillip Johnson says that intellectual elites in secular democracies use biased language, often unconsciously, to marginalize religious thinking. Read More Dr. Phillip E. Johnson \| Friday, June 24, 2011
Q&A with former diplomat Thomas F. Farr The Media Project sat down recently for an extended interview with one of the United States' leading experts on the issue of international religious freedom. Read More Media Project Contributor \| Wednesday, August 10, 2011	The Qur'an from ashes to ashes Book-burning U.S. pastor Terry Jones was preceded in history by the 3rd Caliph Uthman’s order to burn multiple copies of the Qur’an around 656AD. Read More Arne H. Fjeldstad \| Thursday, April 7, 2011

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