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Stories at Digital Journal

Aug 25th, 2007
by Michael Krahn.

I’ve put a number of pieces up at Digital Journal over the past couple of weeks. Click on the titles to go to the stories.

Bob and the New Dylans
Those of you who are fans of old Bob will enjoy this article about a potential successor to his throne, a young man named Ezra Furman.

Triumph In Waiting: The Rise of Digital Journalism
This was a very popular piece among other journalists. if any of you have writing ambition and talent, you should check out this article about writing online and how to make money at it.

 Reporter Seeks To Defend Religion, Loses Faith Instead
An interesting story about a reporter who asked to be put onto the religion beat at the Los Angeles Time. He ended up becoming disillusioned with religion.

Amnesty International Adds Access to Abortion to List of Human Rights
An important story that in my opinion has been under-reported.

Dawkins Launches Campaign to ‘Out’ Atheists
Richard Dawkins, author of The God Delusion , has started a campaign to encourage in-the-closet atheists to come out and be proud about it.

I did a 4-part series called “Can Faith and Science Be Reconciled?”
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4




Posted in: Digital Journal, Writing.

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  • http://ig-clair.blogspot.com Gina

    It was inevitable~ Thowing off the old robes of religion to reveal a flawed creation, capable of all kinds of sin and depravity is the beginning of a search for a God who is able to reach man in is flawed and sinful state. Isn’t it great when we come to realize that it’s not about a man’s position or power or tradition, our lame attempts to create holiness. Everything that is not of God fall away. How important it is to point to God as the way, the truth and the life and not to man-made and useless traditions.

  • http://www.michaelkrahn.com Michael Krahn

    I assume you are referring to the story about the reported who lost his religion. It is very interesting… but not terribly surprising. I mean, if you go looking for bad things about any one religion you will find them.

    Maybe Mr. Lobdell will find his faith again. God only knows.