I’d make a lousy Church Lady
: Eric Berlin took the so-called Parents Television Council so-called report on the treatment of religion in the devil’s workshop otherwise known as Hollywood and turned it into a quiz. Could you be a PTC censor?
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I’d make a lousy Church Lady
: Eric Berlin took the so-called Parents Television Council so-called report on the treatment of religion in the devil’s workshop otherwise known as Hollywood and turned it into a quiz. Could you be a PTC censor?
Why so? I matched up pretty closely with the results provided. You find Bart’s sarcastic
Dann,
I rarely hear folks thanking God for their talents. What I do hear, is people thanking God for their victories – as if by their win, God has ignored the entreaties of the vanquished in the competition. There is a big difference between praising God and selfishly invoking His name for one’s own ends.
Derby,
I won’t doubt your experience, as I find TV to be a vast wasteland unworthy of a significant portion of my time. By the same token, Kimmel’s attempt to pre-emptively stop anyone from thanking God was a callous comment regarding religion. Essentially saying “God doesn’t care” is a denigration of the individual’s faith.
Regards,
From here:
On the 31st American Music Awards, November 16, host Jimmy Kimmel gives his audience a brief list of rules, which concludes,
Thank God, they never saw the Irish comedy series “Father Ted”, which apparently was quite popular with the Irish priesthood.