War of Two Religious Worldviews
Byline: Keith Hoeller, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
While it's generally best not to get medical information from either Hollywood celebrities or the mainstream media, the recent debate between Tom Cruise and Brooke Shields illuminates two important First Amendment issues: freedom of religion and freedom of the press. For these two actors hew to two very different philosophical and religious views of human nature and the mainstream press has decided to support one view over the other.
While Mr. Cruise believes problems in living are not caused by "mental illnesses" cured by psychiatric drugs, Miss Shields believes the opposite. Unfortunately for Mr. Cruise, Miss Shields' views have in …
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Article title: War of Two Religious Worldviews.
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Newspaper title: The Washington Times (Washington, DC).
Publication date: July 7, 2005.
Page number: A18.
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