KLTY

[rockroll0617]

I don't know why you think choosing a Christian lifestyle means "living in
a bubble". There's a concept called balance.

Well, I fully admit I started a firestorm. I should have known. Politics
and religion....We could argue for days....

So let's call it a truce, and agree to disagree...

My bottom line point about religious stations and their programming
is that there are listeners that will take it too far, and choose to let a
radio station, programming, broadcast, etc. dictate every aspect about
their lives and family. It's a matter of those that make up their OWN
minds about matters, and those that let OTHERS (the church,
the radio station) make up their minds for them.

Personally, I choose NOT to be a robot. I make up my own
programming and consultation, not OTHERS. ;D

You can say the same about Rush Limbaugh's listeners, or Sean Hannity's.
The radio station, however, is not forcing it's listeners to do this or that.

 

[ChuckTiller]

Exactly! That's why there is a knob on the radio. If you don't like what you hear, change the station! That way, nobody will be forced to become a Christian. Why, those mean old Christians want to ruin the world. Please! Just change the station.

 

[rockroll0617]

Exactly! That's why there is a knob on the radio. If you don't like what you hear, change the station! That way, nobody will be forced to become a Christian. Why, those mean old Christians want to ruin the world. Please! Just change the station.

The problem is the perception by the un-un-believers and some of that can be blamed
by the scandals on the far religious right. However, many of those whackos are fringe,
anyway.