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Does NBC hate Christians?

That�s what I was wondering over the weekend as I watched 
�Saturday Night Live� blaspheme Jesus Christ in a violent and 
bloody Quentin Tarantino parody � just three days after Ash 
Wednesday.

The fake movie trailer for �Djesus Uncrossed� featured the 
Savior brandishing guns and blowing away Romans in classic 
Tarantino-style. Blood and gore and profanity spewed across flat 
screens from coast to coast; at one point Jesus sliced a man�s 
head in half.

�Critics are calling it a less violent �Passion of the Christ,�� 
the announcer declared. �I never knew how much Jesus used the N-
word.�

Offending Christians is apparently what passes for entertainment 
these days.

A few days before the SNL episode, NBC Sports blogger Rick 
Chandler wrote a scathing smear against a prominent Christian 
church in Dallas.

The First Baptist Church in Dallas had invited Tim Tebow to 
speak at an upcoming service. Chandler urged the outspoken 
Christian football player to reconsider.

�Tim Tebow to speak at virulently anti-gay, anti-Semitic Dallas 
mega-church,� read the headline on Chandler�s hit piece.

Sing Oldham, a spokesman for the Southern Baptist Convention, 
told me he�s not surprised by NBC�s blistering assault on 
American Christians.

�It�s open season on those who profess personal faith in Jesus 
Christ and pattern their lives by biblical morality,� he said. 
�Evangelical Christians are treated with contempt and targeted 
for ridicule.�

And at the Peacock Network, the contempt and ridicule are on 
steroids.

NBC removed the words �under God� from the Pledge of Allegiance 
during a produced video that aired during the U.S. Open.

NBC medical editor Nancy Snyderman infamously denounced the 
religious part of Christmas during an episode of Today.

�I don�t like the religion part,� said Snyderman. �I think 
religion is what mucks the whole thing up.�

The �religion� she was referring to is celebrating the birth of 
Jesus Christ.

The network has also produced religion-bashing shows like �The 
New Normal� and �The Book of Daniel.� That particular show as so 
offensive it led American Family Radio Chairman Donald Wildmon 
to declare, �We are tired of NBC�s anti-Christian bigotry.�

I wish I could tell you that this sort of anti-Christian bigotry 
is an anomaly. Sadly, it is not.

We�ve seen the networks and national news publications denigrate 
the Christian faith with great flair  -- from the �Good 
Christian B****es� of ABC to Newsweek�s Christmas essay about 
the �The Myths of Jesus.�

I find it interesting that the networks always mock and ridicule 
Christianity � but they give other religions a pass.

Why aren�t the writers at SNL churning out weekly skits about 
Islam � or the Prophet Mohammed? Where�s the mock movie trailer 
for �Jihad Undetonated?�

Where�s the television show called �Good Muslim B****es?� Or the 
magazine essay about �The Myths of Mohammed?�

I suspect we all know the answer to why.

I�ve often wondered why the people at 30 Rock hold Christians in 
such contempt. Maybe they choose to attack Christians because we 
are easy targets.

Southern Baptist spokesman Oldham said it should come as no 
surprise that networks like NBC target Christians for ridicule.

�Jesus said, �the world will hate you because of my name,�� he 
said, referring to a passage in the New Testament.

As best as I can tell, the folks over at NBC are either 
ideological bullies or religious bigots.

Either one is enough for me to change the channel.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2013/02/19/nbc-declares-war-on-
christians/?intcmp=obnetwork

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