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Bernie Kunkel:  Viewer Says We Were Wrong! Book of Daniel Is Worse Than We Reported!
 

Below is the letter I sent to Jim O'Sullivan who is president of Mazda North American Operations.  I also wrote to the other advertisers listed below in the alert from The American Family Association.  Please send your letters and encourage others to call or write.  Let's demonstrate to these businesses that they will suffer consequences for their sponsorship of such filth.
      Bernie
 
 
Dear Mr. O'Sullivan,
I am deeply disappointed that your company helped sponsor The Book of Daniel.  Perhaps this was simply an oversight on your part.
As you know by now, the program demeans Christians and Christianity.
I will wait to see if you sponsor the program in the future, and if you do will conclude that you agree that demeaning Christians and Christianity is worthy of your corporate funds. And if you continue your sponsorship of The Book of Daniel, you will lose my family as customers ---- forever.
Sincerely,
 Bernard J. Kunkel
 12199 McCoy Fork Road
 Walton, KY 41091
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, January 09, 2006 2:15 PM
Subject: Viewer Says We Were Wrong! Book of Daniel Is Worse Than We Reported!

 
AFA Online - America's Largest Pro-Family Online Action Site!
Please forward this e-mail message to your family and friends! Donald E. Wildmon, Chairman, American Family Association

Viewer Says We Were Wrong! Book of Daniel Is Worse Than We Reported!

Dear Bernie,

Visit the new AFA Superstore today! The Book of Daniel was aired by NBC on Friday night. Several NBC affiliates did not carry the program including those in Beaumont, TX; Tupelo, MS; Meridian, MS, Little Rock, AR; and Terre Haute, IN. In addition, NBC lost several million dollars when advertisers pulled out. NBC ended up selling the time for pennies on the dollar. The review below before sums up the emails we received by those who watched the program.

 

"I watched the Book of Daniel show on NBC tonight just so I could see if it was as bad as you said. Mr. Wildmon you have it wrong - it was worse than you described. The so called pastor takes drugs, smokes, drinks, takes the Lord's name in vain. He supports homosexuality and drug use. He broke the law by giving out prescription drugs to a Bishop. Two Bishops were committing adultery. They mis-quoted the Bible. The program portrayed our Savior in a joking way. There was a corrupt Catholic priest. The maid smokes pot. The Bishop drinks, the pastor's wife is a drunk and her sister is a lesbian and the son is a homosexual. One son sleeps around. I found this program very offensive to my Christian beliefs. They were poking fun at our Savior."
WBIR in Knoxville invited ministers in to see the program. Here are some of their comments. Rev. Brian Kearns, minister of Lighthouse Christian Church: "I think it's very demeaning to Christianity. If this is their view of Christianity, it's going to be as a joke. It's an assault on the Christian faith." Rev. Tom Seay, pastor Bearden United Methodist Church: "It's just a pretty sorry piece of work." Dale Powers from the Catholic Diocese of Knoxville: "You're portraying something as normal that is just absurd." Rev. John Stuart (no church identified): "Christ is at the center of my worship. What the show has done is demean my faith. You've diminished the person I worship...you've wounded me."

These comments are typical of those who watched the first episode. Since the tone and content of the show is now known, call your NBC affiliate and ask them not to carry any more episodes of the program. Very important: Ask your local advertisers to pull their adverting from your NBC affiliate if they continue to air the program.

TAKE ACTION

Click Here
to print out the NEW Pass Along sheet. Copy it and pass it out at your church. [ http://www.afa.net/passalong/pdf/nbc_bookofdaniel2.pdf ]

Click Here to send a letter to the handful of advertisers who bought ads for pennies on the dollar. [ https://secure.afa.net/afa/afapetition/takeaction.asp?id=178 ]

The advertisers include Combe (Just For Men products), Mazda, H&R Block, and Burlington Coat Factory.

 

Sincerely,

Don

Donald E. Wildmon, Founder and Chairman
American Family Association

P.S. Please forward this e-mail message to your family and friends!


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