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This chapter is reproduced by permission from
the book
... by David Benoit The problem with writing a book dealing with children's television programs is that they run their course in popularity. After a few years they lose their marketability. Book sales may drop, but the media continues to move ahead with new programs that will further indoctrinate your children. I hope that this segment of the book will be of value to you, as a parent, for years to come. There are seven major themes that may be harmful to your child's emotional and spiritual development. A rating system is given here for you to use. 1. Violence.
This can be divided into two types: 2. Evolutionist mutations. The only way evolution can explain its theory is through the mutation process which teaches that a mutation can evolve to a superior species.Evolutionists would find themselves hard pressed to give one scientific example of this process. If mutations could evolve into a superior species, why don't we find mutated things evolving today? So humanism does what science cannot do-it creates superheroes out of mutations (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, X-Men, Fantastic Four, etc.)
Barney recently had a birthday party. The girl told Barney that she was sorry she could not put 200 million candles on the cake. Evolution is being subtly dropped on your children. (For more information on Barney, see my book entitled Fourteen Things Witches Hope Parents Never Out.) Goddess worship. Today, feminists and witches are attacking the fact that God is a male gender. There is a new Bible on the market that refers to His/Her, or Our Mother/Father, which art in heaven. Mainline denominations are accepting Sophia as a substitute for Jesus Christ! (Examples of this are found in Captain Planet.) 4. Supernaturals. 5. New Age doctrines. 6. Rejection of authority. Bart Simpson, G.I. Joe, Beavis and Butthead. 7. Martial arts. This needs a little explaining. If martial arts is used for self-defense it's all right. However, many cartoons and programs use it as a means of teaching meditation, telepathy, and other occult practices. Many young people are joining martial arts classes because of Power Rangers, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, only to find out it is a breeding ground for Buddhism.
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