The Democrats Get Religion, Religion in the News, Summer/Fall 2007, by Mark Silk
But, journalists ask, are the candidates religious enough?

Beating Up on the New Atheists, Religion in the News, Winter 2007, by Bernard Lightman.
Journalists are skeptical of the atheist offensive.

Faith and Values Down the Tube, Religion in the News, Winter 2007, by Mark Silk
What happened to the Great Religion Beat Renaissance of the 1990s?

Raising Hell in Alabama, Religion in the News, Summer 2006, by David Stricoff.
Struggling to make sense of the Alabama church burnings.

To Print or Not to Print? Religion in the News, Summer 2006, Andrew Walsh.
American journalism pulls its punch in the Muhammad cartoon controversy .

Blogging on the Religion Beat, Religion in the News, Winter 2006, by Mark Silk.
Editor's column: are religion blogs getting it right?.

Sin and Redemption in Atlanta, Religion in the News, Spring 2005, by Rebecca Fowler.
The media gets it, and Ashley Smith is elevated as a "wounded healer."

Getting Right with the Pope, Religion in the News Spring 2005 by James T. Fisher.
 new, more  conservative, American Catholic commentariat rises to the top.

Cut-Rate Religion Coverage, Religion in the News, Winter 2005, by Andrew Walsh.
The latest circulation panacea disses the religion beat.

The Televangelical Scandal That Wasn't, Religion in the News, Winter 2005, by Rebecca Fowler.
Few join the Los Angeles Times' crusade against the head of Trinity Broadcasting.

"Journalistically Ignorant," Religion in the News, Spring 2004, by Mark Silk.
Editor's column.

"What Would Jesus Drive?," Religion in the News, Spring 2003, by Christine McMorris, editorial associate.
A minister's clever question reshapes public debate about SUVs.

"9/11 On Our Mind",  Religion in the News, Fall 2002, [The victims of 9/11 take their place in America's cult of the dead], by Gary Laderman, Emory University.