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Originally Posted by DanB

I don't even know what to make of that really, I have never ever seen anything like that in the UK though.

I can't really see any good of it though, I don't see religion as a product you need to 'sell' to someone

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You know, I can't recall ever seeing a "church" commercial here in the states, either.

It would be quite a rare event.

Edit: As Vidcc said above, but better than I. Except he meant "satellite"

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Originally Posted by hobbes

You know, I can't recall ever seeing a "church" commercial here in the states, either.

It would be quite a rare event.

Edit: As Vidcc said above, but better

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I've seen a few local(ish) adverts from churches but they weren't "calls to prayer" rather publicising events etc. then at the end mentioning the church

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Originally Posted by hobbes

Edit: As Vidcc said above, but better than I. Except he meant "satellite"

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no i meant satelite, I created my own word to avoid stepping on the toes of those who are married to their dictionary God :D

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Originally Posted by vidcc

However nice dodge but we/I would like to know what you found "ill-advised" about it

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Oh, sorry-

No dodge intended, just thought the piece was a bit crude; I would contend (as one who believes, though in a largely non-denominational fashion) that, especially at this particular point in time, religion is best served by a certain magnanimity I didn't see in evidence.

That is to say, as rough a go as Christian religion is having these days, it does them no credit to act like political rivals, with the attendent vitriol, etc.

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Originally Posted by hobbes

You know, I can't recall ever seeing a "church" commercial here in the states, either.

It would be quite a rare event.

Edit: As Vidcc said above, but better than I. Except he meant "satellite"

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I have seen "Calls to Worship"; the "what" and "where" of it, but not this type of thing.

As an initial effort, a small property, I think.