Charlie Hebdo and Newsweek: Two Magazines, Two Worldviews, Two Outcomes

By Wallace Henley
If Charlie Hebdo was offensive in its cartoons of Mohammed and other religious figures, Newsweek's Eichenwald was repellent to many Christians in his characterization of evangelical conservatives and pro-life, pro-traditional marriage Catholics as, among other things, "God's frauds." (A link to this page will be included in your message. )

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