The media’s double standard on Muslims and crime One of the most persistent failures in Western media is not overt hostility toward Muslims, but selective
Pointing to something real, documented, and widely criticized in media studies. This is not a fringe complaint and it is not paranoia. It is a
Emergence of the Phrase in the 19th Century The phrase “Judeo-Christian tradition” first emerged in the 19th century, serving as a way to distinguish the
By Dr. John Andrew Morrow On December 21, 2018, Jayson Casper, a Cairo-based writer who covers the minority Copts, published an article titled “Covenantal Theology”
The graffiti that was spray-painted last week on the sidewalk in front of the home of a Muslim family in Homer Glen (“Man charged with spray-painting
A Facebook and Twitter meme in circulation these days holds that the only thing any American need know about Muslims can be summed up in
By Roberto Vertutti To ask: “Who fears the Covenants of the Prophet?” is synonymous with asking “Who fears the truth?” This is the issue at hand. Those who fear the
“Why don’t Muslims speak out against terrorism?” This is as much a statement as it is a question. It implies that Muslims do not denounce
After every new terrorist attack in the West, falsely committed in the name of Islam by heretics or mercenaries, some politician tries to profit from
By Charles Upton In early May of 2017, the Library of Congress in Washington DC released digital copies of the Covenants of the Prophet. The
