I was told that they were booted off the stations because of the way they talked about other religions in earlier years, its not too good for ratings and
your regular advertisers. Anyone ever heard that?
hope4others
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I was told that they were booted off the stations because of the way they talked about other religions in earlier years, its not too good for ratings and
your regular advertisers. Anyone ever heard that?
hope4others
Actually, they had their own radio station for a while... my uncle was an announcer on it...WBBR. They made more money with the "preaching work".
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Ok I'm going to stick my toes in this pond
CONTROL That is what it is about. The WTS just cannot control how the person gets indoctrinated if it is not done by the face-to-face/read paragraph-read question-find answer. The prospective victim must follow the prescribed rules without the interference of non-JW material.
I suspect that is why they don't have a blog or guestbook on their websites - no place for questions that have no good answers.
To me personally, this lack of effective use of media is another example that this is NOT the truth.
If this was a lifesaving work, the WTS should use EVERY method to reach the most people out there. If this was all true, then the bloodguilt would be on the hands of the WTS, since by using ineffective means, they are slowing the preaching work significantly. Even the Mormons were running TV commercials for years...
You can't tell me that a "spirit directed organization" would not know better than to miss using ANY kind of mass media.
It would legitimize them more in the eyes of the media and would open them up to be a much bigger target.
It would be very expensive, and like what was mentioned earlier what corporate sponsors would they have? any corporate sponsor who backed them would cause me to boycott their product.
They would have to have their own network much like TBN, but since there arent that many JW's, then no cable company would carry their channel as it would be cost prohibitive.
These are a few of the reasons I could think of.
If this was all true, then the bloodguilt would be on the hands of the WTS, since by using ineffective means, they are slowing the preaching work significantly.
I hadn't thought of it that way, Good Point, Robert7...
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