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Following up on his piece last week on Ann Coulter, Darrell Bock writes: It is called truth in advertising. It means that when one reports about events that the remarks be accurate. Few places are more important that this be the case than in discussing politics. For misquotes inflame not only ideas, but feelings—and misquotations…

A friend passed on this interesting article on John Lennon and Jesus. Lennon, it seems, met Jesus: A television addict for many years (it was his way of looking at the world since he could no longer walk around anonymously), he enjoyed watching some of America’s best-known evangelists—Pat Robertson, Billy Graham, Jim Bakker, and Oral…
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