ABC
seems to delight in playing the part of the snake in the Garden of
Eden. The fifth episode in its Christian hate-mongering series “GCB”
unleashed some forbidden fruits of its own, with more religious slurs
and a few racial digs.
Sunday’s
sacrilegious episode included a knock on African-American churches,
when character Cricket performed an overly dramatic rendition of
“Amazing Grace.” Her daughter’s friend commented that Cricket “doesn’t
even sound like a white woman.”
Resident
housewife Sharon found passion in the church, and her husband accused
her of being attracted to the pastor. Sharon is severely affronted and
exclaims, “Being attracted to a pastor is the HOV lane to hell! No one
should EVER be attracted to a minister.”
Obviously ABC’s lefties believe all Christian ministers are hopelessly unattractive with absolutely no marriage prospects.
“Forbidden
Fruit” ended by focusing on the typical liberal view on Christian
conversion. The left is notorious for depicting the spread of
Christianity as militant and bigoted, shown when main mean-girl Carlene
Cockburn says she has almost “worn-down” a few visiting Sikhs into
attending Sunday school.
“I saw a table of turbans and I went for it,” Carlene said.
“GCB” is suffering in the ratings. According to The Wrap, “'GCB' slid 10 percent,” dropping to 5.8 million total viewers.
