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Media is undermining those who believe in God

Updated on October 19, 2010

Media is becoming anti-Christian

Television is undermining those who believe in God
Thomas H Czech


It seems that the more time passes, so does the original idea of creation. On TV it seems that people are talking about mother earth and also making negative comments about people who believe in creation.

What is the fascination? Why is the belief in God and creation so offensive to some people? On the television show Bones, recently, the character nick-named Bones made a rather rude and offensive comment about people who do not follow her belief and idea of evolution, and she slammed those of us who believe in Creation. She is not alone; there are many people who follow her views, and who are very offended by those of us who believe in God and creation.

The ideas and personalities which were portrayed by the Bones character is gaining momentum in movies and on TV while the opposing side is losing ground. Why is this happening, the show Bones is merely a show, but behind it are writers and producers who wrote the script, they are real people having actors playing out their written words. Why are they so determined to slam the belief in creation? Why is there such an attack on us now? Some will say that the end is coming to the way life is and was being lived; some are saying that the battle between satan and God is at hand.

We can turn on the TV any evening and during the day and see that there is a definite downfall to society, we can witness this on the news as well as shows that are derived from someone’s mind. The pure and wholesome entertainment is falling to the wayside and the more impure shows, those with more nudity, foul language and violence are taking over. This is not only on TV but also in movies, games and the internet such as social media, as well as many other sites.

What are we to do with this? Do we watch it because there is nothing else on? Or do we turn it off and read a good book? Well, ultimately the decision is your own, but think about it and do what is right. Do what you would feel God would want you to do, as we know, He is always watching.

©Thomas H Czech, 2010

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