Reasonably Religious: believing in a secular world 
Three radio presenters smash religious images and don't see the problem — until a journalist asks one simple question. An honest look at why Christians in Flanders no longer guard their own boundaries, and what happens if you neglect that for too long. With a plea for the healthy middle ground: strong enough to laugh, but clear enough to state what you stand for.
Many people believe everything the media writes. Not me, and when it comes to a subject I'm knowledgeable about, I can get the jitters about wrong facts. Journalists should do their job better, I think then. But let me help, I thought, and so from now on I will give corrections on my blog to articles and broadcasts that, in my opinion, contain errors or incomplete truths...
Recently, a foreign report about the Mormon missionary Josh Field was broadcast on the Evangelical Broadcasting (EO) program "Dit is de dag" (note: the broadcast can only be viewed in the Netherlands or for the clever Fleming with a VPN connection to the Netherlands). The subtitle "A look behind the scenes with the Mormons" suggests that by following one young man...
Reasonably Religious: believing in a secular world 