More solid proof that networks like NBC are full of Liberal Christian haters. On one hand, they are going to broadcast Madonna mocking Christ.

If you are into a cult like Kabbalah and wish to mock Christ, NBC has room for your garbage, no edits required.

On the other hand, if you’re a successful Christian DVD series trying to get on their network. Check the talk of God at the door. NBC wants to make money off you, but no positive messages referencing God or the Bible are allowed.

(The above write-up is best read in full.)

Also, remember that ratings flop NBC ran called “The Book of Daniel”, that they actually thought might go over well with Christians?

And remember who I mentioned was behind that garbage.

Because of the stance of the church against the gay lifestyle, nobody should be surprised that the newest filth on TV named The Book Of Daniel was started by a gay man, that was upset the church would not accept his sin. (In that case it happened to be the Catholic Church, although the show is supposed to involve an Episcopal priest.)

Now of course, Christians are not out burning peacocks in effigy. We’re not calling for the head of anyone for insulting our faith repeatedly. But we know what would happen if they did this mess to something like the cult known as Islam. Christians need not launch attacks as orthodox/radical Muslims would do over this. Because frankly, the Christian faith is superior to the cult of Islam. We Christians know that this is part of a spiritual warfare, that is not fought with physical violence, but rather through speaking the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, girded with the whole armor of God. As Paul wrote.

Christians don’t try to kill people who insult our faith, because we know our God reigns despite what those who mock the Lord broadcast. You don’t see any known evangelical minister calling for laws to prevent insults against the Christian faith. But you can’t insult Islam in the Muslim lands that follow an orthodox brand of Islam. Their leaders have also called for the West to make laws that protect the cult of Islam from insults outside of Muslim lands. OK enough about that cult, but given how they continually are showing their true nature on the news I had to bring it up.

Now, although Christians would never consider violence over something like this, does it make sense for Christians to continually feed this tree of garbage known as NBC? I mean, NBC has shown from its fruit that it really is evil. So should Christians continually watch NBC? I say not. Even when we watch NBC programs that don’t offend the faith, they repeatedly use the ad revenue from those shows, to find and fund new and more inventive ways to insult the faith. When are Christians going to finally turn away from NBC and understand they really work against the faith? If Christians stopped watching NBC tomorrow, the entire network would tank. NBC’s biggest problem is really not its own filth, but the fact that Christians who know the truth continue to support this network. Should the person dying from drug usage primarily blame the drug dealer or themselves? It is the same with the body of Christ (the church). If the church hurts its own health, well being and growth via supporting filth, than should we really be most upset with NBC? We need to let our own know, that they must be true to supporting the advancement of the Gospel and not network endorsed sin. NBC is giving the injection of filth and way too many people who call themselves Christians are tuning in. We have to be determined to turn away from NBC as a network. Because NBC continues to insult our faith without pause and they do it while using our viewing time of any of their shows, to increase their ad rates and fund more attacks on our faith.

So at this point, I’m not asking NBC to stop anything. They have shown the way they wish to go. I’m asking YOU to consider what networks YOU are supporting. I personally don’t watch anything regularly on NBC and anything I get from their show “Meet the Press” I get via C-Span feeds or the show’s web site. Same with any of their news exclusives that I cover here. So I can’t say I’ll stop watching NBC, because I already don’t watch the network. Even if Christians cut back on their prime-time viewing of NBC programs, it would have a major impact. I don’t think any change at NBC is up to NBC at all, it’s up to us. In an age of literally hundreds of channels at our disposal, turning off one should be easy.