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07-20-2002, 05:48 PM | #1 |
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PAX TV network
My wife noticed a Mary Higgins Clark movie was showing tonight on the PAX network.
Locally, the affiliate is a Christian station, WSFJ (Winning Souls For you know who). Well, the premise of the story is that a lady is the only witness to a murder. So she goes into the witness protection program. She is therefore, living a lie. Isn't this a good example of situational ethics? Shouldn't a christian station be showing us stories which present an absolutism theme? And to top it off, they just had a Hanes for Her commercial. Lovely young lady in a brassiere and panties. Do any of you have any local christian stations that are willing to compromise good christian values like this one? Are all PAX affiliates christian stations? |
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I love those commercials!!! I don't watch much TV and I abhor xtian stations. I think they probably would justify the movie's situation with "it's OK because she's ultimatly doing the right thing." or some such hand waving type thing. I doubt they even think about that sort of thing anyway. |
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