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Published on October 26, 2005 by Sherrie Jackson
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"Turn Off The Darkness", indeed. Start by throwing this in the wastebasket.
Well, he sure didn't pick a good title. Religion, fundamentalist / evangelical / backward thought in particular IS the darkness. This fellow is the CEO of a religion channel. I cannot tell you how completely and totally bizarre an experience it is to watch mindless garbage like INSP or TBN. It is voyeurism. It is open display of mental sickness, distributed to thousands...
Published on October 4, 2005 by Wes
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This review is from: Turn Off the Darkness: Changing the World for Good (Hardcover)
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"Turn Off The Darkness", indeed. Start by throwing this in the wastebasket.,
By Wes (World Citizen, Earth) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Turn Off the Darkness: Changing the World for Good (Hardcover)
Well, he sure didn't pick a good title. Religion, fundamentalist / evangelical / backward thought in particular IS the darkness. This fellow is the CEO of a religion channel. I cannot tell you how completely and totally bizarre an experience it is to watch mindless garbage like INSP or TBN. It is voyeurism. It is open display of mental sickness, distributed to thousands of viewers. It is uncomfortable to watch, yet, like a horrific scene of tragedy, you cannot turn away. The compulsion to see actual people regressing to a state of infantilist dependency on a "God" or his "son" cannot be denied. Unfortunately, there are too many people whose minds are so unquestioningly pliant, that this insanity and its mode of delivery is rendered "legitimate", all because it IS available to see. Religious programming IS the darkness, the trojan horse, seeking to infiltrate otherwise potentially healthy minds.
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Turn Off the Darkness: Changing the World for Good by David Cerullo (Hardcover - Nov. 1999)
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