gravitybow

KXAS, the NBC television affiliate here in the Dallas area, is hardly prayer-neutral. They often run "power of prayer"-type stories, and it's not the human interest fluff that appears at the end to kill the remaining time, mind you. It's often part of the feature stories. And the newscasters say things like, "Our thoughts and prayers are with them." So, I can't imagine anyone on the staff questioning prayer. I don't know what the other stations do since I only watch them once in a while.

atheist_in_foxhole

My local paper has a whole *section* devoted to "faith and values" (with a heavy emphasis on Xianity), but not a single section or page devoted to science. And we wonder why society is so screwed up?

Ice

Not anymore, thanks to Bush and his little crusade. Allow me to refer to the April 14th issue of Time Magazine. In it, you will see an Arab man in Baghdad standing the rubble of his home, arms oustretched, with the caption, "Prince of Peace".

Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but you've got the wrong prophet.

American media.
Bah.

hinduwoman

It can also be that most of the media people also believe in God?