Hacking the news: public interest, propaganda, or sensationalism?
Once again, the news is making the news. Who (or what) does the media serve? The easy answer is the “public interest.” The “how” is a little more messy…
Once again, the news is making the news. Who (or what) does the media serve? The easy answer is the “public interest.” The “how” is a little more messy…
I’ll confess: I really couldn’t have cared less about the Casey Anthony trial. Until they announced the verdict
New Book Project from Prof. Rick Marrs
Is the Bible for or against slavery? Biblical scholar Greg Carey isn’t sure. But it seems he forgot about the movie that made Charlton Heston famous
Rev. Travis Scholl conducts a roundtable with the authors of the two large articles from the Spring 2011 Concordia Journal, Dr. David Schmitt and Dr. R. Reed Lessing
Earlier this spring, a group of Concordia Seminary students had the opportunity to meet with Garrison Keillor, when he recorded “A Prairie Home Companion” in St. Louis. Students Ashley Effken and Sol Grosskopf file this report
Evidently, Facebook lost nearly 6 million users in the United States last month. Is it already going the way of The Fonz?
Looking backward and forward in the present
How to get digital access to the full catalog of CONCORDIA JOURNAL and CONCORDIA THEOLOGICAL MONTHLY
Reflections from a campus pastor, Greg Michael
A look at a Luther quote from the popular book, by Pastor Ben Haupt