Network TV coverage continues to explore religious issues through secular and political lenses, skeptical of religion's place in America.

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A new MRC study finds the ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts have tilted their recent coverage of the Terri Schiavo case in ways that favor the arguments of those, including her husband Michael, who believe the severely disabled woman should be starved to death. Not one of the three broadcast networks have shown any of the dissenting experts who believe Schiavo has been misdiagnosed and could possibly be helped.

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Can nothing spare us from the arrogance of liberal media figures, still parading around as Guardians of the Facts and Solely Anointed Professional Disseminators of the Truth?

Brent Bozel http://www.mrc.org media watch dog organization

Journalistic ethics are indeed suffering in the States. Even though we got rid of Dan Rather, a few minutes of listening to Peter Jennings confirms the veracity of [this] statement.

Mike S. Adams, http://www.Townhall.com

The circumstances surrounding Terri Schiavo's death last week raised profound questions about the sanctity of human life and societal responsibility toward the disabled that will resonate for years. But instead of offering responsible coverage, reporters and editorial writers at the New York Times engaged in an unfortunate pattern of distortion and political cynicism, a pattern encoded deep within its coverage of the long Schiavo saga.

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The liberal press has declared war on Christ. In fact, it has taken a strong stand against the Body of Christ, His Church.