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28 July, 2004
28 July 2004Take the headline "Finding friendship, God in the world of pro golf," and add to it the fact that it's a story of how an evangelical Christian "won" a Jewish golfer for Jesus, and you have a formula for offensive, bland journalism. And yet Tim Townsend's A-1 feature in today's St. Louis Post-Dispatch is anything but. We'd even venture to say that it's a model for religion writers -- Townsend enters and explores the world of his subjects, in all its mundane, spiritual, and intellectual dimensions. Read more...
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