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On Faith

This blog from The Washington Post/Newsweek is titled A Conversation on Religion with Jon Meacham and Sally Quinn. But in truth there is little or no conversation. Instead, every week or so, a question is thrown out to a panel of experts who are invited to submit their opinions. Usually three or four respond, generally with well-written thoughts. The open comments section is magnet for cranks, and because it attracts so many, is not particularly useful.
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