Agreed.Yitzchak said:Everyone is biased to some degree. I guess the real question is are they unusually biased. I expect every channel that I watch to reflect some biased though.
When I was younger I once pulled a chair out from under someone who was just sitting down. It was pretty funny. The rest of the day though, I kept an eye on each chair I tried to sit in.Neverstop said:Why does anyone believe PBS is biased to the point they actively engage in deception?
Liberal chains and winding-sheets move of their own accord in PBS's attic. LOL.Norseman said:Because they've come from beyond the grave to make sure that PBS is biased!
Neverstop said:Even if that is 100% accurate, does it mean PBS is Fox-like biased?
Annapolis, MD. March 2. In an open letter to Bill Moyers sent today, author Robert Bowie Johnson, Jr. has called upon the PBS icon to cease promoting the work of atheist mythologist Joseph Campbell or renounce Christ, one or the othe (emph. added)
from article said:Athena and Eve
by Robert Bowie Johnson, Jr.
Ancient Greek religion, what we call mythology, tells the same story as the Book of Genesis, except that the serpent is the enlightener of mankind rather than our deceiver. Athena represents Evethe reborn serpents Eve in the new Greek age. She and the Parthenon and the entire ancient Greek religious system celebrate the rejuvenation and re-establishment of the way of Kain (Cain) after the Flood. Though on one hand Greek idolatry violates the teaching of the Word of God, on the other, if properly understood, it reinforces the truth of the Scriptures.
The first couple
There is no Creator-God in the Greek religious system. The ancient Greek religious system is about getting away from the God of Genesis, and exalting man as the measure of all things. You may think to yourself that the Greeks are exalting gods, not man; but havent you ever wondered why the Greek gods looked exactly like humans? The answer is the obvious one: for the most part, the gods represented the Greeks (and our) human ancestors. Greek religion was thus a sophisticated form of ancestor worship. You have no doubt heard of the supposedly great philosopher, Sokrates. In Platos Euthydemus, he referred to Zeus, Athena, and Apollo as his gods and his lords and ancestors.1 Greek stories about their origins are varied and sometimes contradictory until their poets and artists settle upon Zeus and Hera as the couple from whom the other Olympian gods and mortal men are descended. This brother/sister and husband/wife pair, the king and queen of the gods, are a match for the Adam and Eve of Genesis. Figure 2 is Hans Holbeins Adam and Eve. This couple is the beginning of the family of man, and the origin of the family of the Greek gods, Zeus and Hera. Figure 3 shows us Zeus and his wife Hera, sculpted on the east frieze of the Parthenon, c. 438 BC. With no Creator-God in the Greek religious system, the first couple advances to the forefront
Voegelin said:Nixon and Republicans tried to ban government from funding "news"
Illuminatus said:WOAH! Stop the ride! Isn't secretly funding journalists to support his policies one of the things Bush has been getting slammed lately? :
Voegelin said:I did find the alarm by the left most amusing. PBS and NPR have sopped up tens if not hundreds of millions over the decades. A few journalists are hired to promote administration policies and our Republic is in danger.
Vic owns the Kamber Group. Under Clinton, it became one of the top ten PR firms in the country. Millions in contracts from government agencies.
Nothing wrong there!
Cheers to the CBC. Candian tax dollars at work! PBS is biased. Here is my beef with PBS:Illuminatus said:You assume I'm a "leftist". However, PBS also shows Sesame Street, so it can't be that bad.
What, you think that I'm saying that corruption is new to Bush's administration? Of course not! There hasn't been a single non-corrupt administration of the US in the past hundred years. I won't even say that it's unique to the US, that'd be foolish. I'm a Canadian, and our politicians are just as corrupt as your politicians. However, Bush's covert buyout of journalists is an attempt to subvert the free press, and that's a very, very dangerous thing.