New York Times memorializes Mormon President less charitably than they did Fidel Castro

The New York Times obituary was taken as an opportunity to demonize a leader who has spent his life and influence trying to better the world through charity and the word of God.

 

(by Bethany Mandel thefederalist.com 1-5-18)

 

Earlier this week, the president of the Mormon Church (a.k.a. the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) died at 90 years old. Thomas Monson was considered a prophet by members of his flock and revered by many in the church, which is arguably the largest and most influential religion founded in the United States.

One journalist told me how the media, in particular The New York Times, reacted to his death is “why nobody trusts media anymore.” This is how The New York Times chose to describe a man who committed his life to charity and service to his church:

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http://thefederalist.com/2018/01/05/new-york-times-memorializes-mormon-president-less-charitably-fidel-castro/