When experienced journalist and Christian William Lobdell asked to be put on the religion beat for the Los Angeles Times, the last thing he expected to discover was that his doubts would become stronger than his faith…
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These stories about Catholics covering for their predators and religious channels behaving in a way that is hypocritical concerning money – are not new (Catholics did this in Canada on a horrendous scale to Aboriginal people and the Miracle Channel in Canada is also weird this way). I like this guy’s stand – I wouldn’t become an atheist – but I think we also need to ‘speak the truth’. I used the piece you wrote as a link on my blog on MySpace (found the story quite fitting).