Reporting Religion: Facts and Faith

Religion scholars and media professionals have largely ignored the question of how well religion is reportedif it is reported at all. In these essays, thirteen leading journalists, publishers and teachers review the current state of religion reporting, and show that responsible media must make room for the religious dimension

BENJAMIN J. HUBBARD ( Ph.D., University of Iowa) is professor emeritus of comparative religion at California State University, Fullerton where he was department chair for 15 years. He has been a frequent contributor on religion-related issues to the Los Angeles Times/Orange County and the Orange County Register. His specialties include Judaic studies, the interfaith movement, and religion and media studies.