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'A great many Americans don't really believe in God. They just believe in America--which they often take to be the same thing. God was hacked by the American dream some [...]

The Faith of the Faithless: Experiments in Political Theology Simon Critchley Verso, 3o2pp, £16.99 'I feel as if I would like to found an order for those who cannot believe: [...]

Jeniece Learned's early years were a catalogue of misery. She was sexually abused by a family member. Her mother was beaten up by her father, who upped and left them [...]

Last Rites: the end of the Church of England Michael Hampson Granta, 244pp, £12.99 It was the Archbishop of Canterbury's weekend from hell. For weeks the Church's increasingly confident evangelical [...]

The present incumbent of Lambeth Palace has recently received unwelcome visitations from the ghosts of archbishops past and future. From the past, George Carey pitched in to the debate over [...]

The author discusses the importance of silence to physical and mental health and that one needs to think and sleep to recover from life's frenzy and mentions that in religious traditions, silence is great proving drawer of prayer.

The article offers opinions about former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey. Topics include his support of a government program for cuts to benefits, his views on homosexuality and gay marriage in the country, the possible appointment of bishop John Sentamu in the church, and the relationship between politics and church officials in Great Britain.

The article presents quotes from several people related to the LGBT people including New York governor David Paterson on the same-sex marriage legislation, journalist Jeff Sharlet on a proposed anti-gay legislation in Uganda, and Canon Mary, a lesbian elected to serve as a bishop in the U.S. Episcopal Church, on the future of the Episcopal Church.

The article offers information on the circulation of fake news related to the local government of Great Britain and the U.S. armed forces on online and social media. Topics discusses include kicking off French presidential election; the Leave campaign's claim that the Great Britain sends 350 million euro a week to Brussels; and challenges faced by organizations due to its circulation.

The article presents insights on the success of Apple as the technology brand with the best public reputation, based on the innovative rating it received in April 2011.

The article offers suggestions for public relations (PR) practitioners to enhance their brand marketing skills to avoid being overtaken by other disciplines. Topics discussed include consumers' judgment of digital content on the basis of its entertainment and informational qualities more than on its provenance, need for PR practitioners to learn about consumer insights, consumer behavior and performance marketing, and role of a campaign in engaging customers directly with the brand.

The article reports that 60 percent of journalists prefer to talk to experts inside and outside companies to get the stories they want, according to the Oriella Digital Journalism Study.

The article presents interviews with three religious thinkers, Muslim broadcaster Mohammed Ansar, Reform Jewish Rabbi Laura Janner Klausner, and Anglican Priest Giles Fraser, focusing on the relationship between religion and science. Ansar discusses Islam's encouragement of logic and rational thinking. Klausner struggling and debating over meaning as central to Judaism. Fraser supports the separation of church and state. The idea of non-overlapping magisteria is also discussed.