It is very interesting and self-evident how the mainstream media's programming is specifically steered to a Godless message. A constant denial of knowledge that may lead to the concept of God, or sometimes any Godly religion altogether.
If you examine the purpose of the Separation of Church and State, for example, a clear agenda that is not to "separate," but more actively to deny the Church altogether, which is what it actually has done, it's serving the same purpose that the secularized media programming is serving. Most TV watchers, including myself for sometime, don't look beyond the presentation that they're watching and examine the overall message. That's how the programming part of TV programming works on the individual also, but when you do examine all the programming that you watch you will see a clear big picture. This clear big picture is that there is a constant agenda to deny any believe in God, and specifically the believe in God from a protestant/reformed Christian point of view. This is the unseen handle being steered in all popular shows like Oprah, The View, 60 Minutes, morning shows, sitcoms, music videos, including Hollywood movies, etc. So, who is/are behind these programming scripts, edits, screenplays? The same common anti-Godly belief system, that's for sure. This agenda gets more blatant and loud over time, and it's really easy to see this on any program running right now. A denial attack on God, that it's not by accident or coincidence, like they would want the viewer to keep subconsciously believing. This gets great help from the overall secularized TV programming, including commercials altogether. Do you see the whole system structure now?
I was watching a show on the paranormal sometime ago, and these shows are a theme on TV for the last ten years or so, evermore popular. Though, the message being put out by these shows is what is disturbing! One example, and outer-body experience: "I saw a tunnel," "I saw bright lights," "there was nothing but space, stars, darkness," and they will not show ever, very rarely, someone that has had an outer-body experience "seeing Heaven," or those that "have seen Hell." No! Never, they cannot have the viewer listen an visualize these testimonies, that leads the viewer to the concept of Heaven and Hell, God and the scriptures. This is just one case of programming of the many line-ups. Our TV's programming stream is toxic. The level of lying stinks!
