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Author: Tony Carnes

Transformational Journalism 2024: Sympathetic Objectivity

Posted by Tony Carnes | Jun 10, 2024 | Journalism Strategy 2024, Sympathetic Objectivity |

Unquestionably, we are today experiencing a breakdown of community in America. The social...

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1-YEAR AGO PAT ROBERTSON PASSED TO HEAVEN, STARTED AS BROOKLYN MINISTER

Posted by Tony Carnes | Jun 8, 2024 | Biographies, Evangelical Protestants |

Photo of Pat Robertson provided by CBN. Illustration by A Journey through NYC religions Marion...

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Revelations of secular make-believe from a child’s playground in Brooklyn

Posted by Tony Carnes | May 22, 2024 | Bay Ridge, Norwegians, Sunset Park |

Richard Wagner Munich. Faithful reproduction of a painting by Franz Hanfstaengl, 1871/Public...

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A Reflection on Tim Keller of NYC who Moved to Heaven 1-year ago

Posted by Tony Carnes | May 19, 2024 | Biographies, Catastrophe theory, Evangelical Protestants, Personalities A - M, Postsecular City, Theology & religious studies, Upper East Side |

Tim Keller. Photo: Tony Carnes/A Journey through NYC religions Timothy James Keller went to Heaven...

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What can a child’s playground teach us about Viking religion in New York City?

Posted by Tony Carnes | May 18, 2024 | Gardens, Norwegians, Sunset Park, Urban design |

The religious history of Norwegians in New York City has hardly been written upon. There is so...

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