Just the news, please

Article Abstract:

British media's treatment of day-to-day parliamentary affairs can influence public perceptions of Parliament and its members. 'The Times' editorial decision to drop the parliamentary page both signals the public's lack of interest and exacerbates it. The press will cover news events which vary from the routine of Parliament, but members object to the loss of routine accounts of government business.

Political aspects, United Kingdom. Parliament, Media coverage, Mass media

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Zen-shan-ren are the sole criteria for judging good or bad persons

Article Abstract:

Li Hongzhi, founder of Falun Gong, discusses 'zhen-shan-ren' (truth, benevolence, and forbearance) as the highest manifestation of Buddha's law. Both Buddhist and Daoist schools practice zhen-shan-ren, but emphasize different aspects, while Falun Gong seeks to cultivate all three factors simultaneously.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Buddhism, Falun Dafa (Sect), Catechisms

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