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Cecil Andrews, PO BOX 13, Ballynahinch, BT24 8AL, Northern Ireland. Telephone/Fax 028 9756 5511. E-MAIL - takeheed@aol.com WEBSITE - http://www.takeheed.net |
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Please
send your protest to BBC NI over the use of
licence fee money to tell the 600 million year theoretical 'history' of the island of Ireland |
Dear friends of 'Take Heed',
I
received an email from a concerned parent about a series of programmes that BBC
Northern Ireland will be airing on TV/Radio/Internet as from 31st March. It
will be their biggest single ever expenditure on a series of programmes. In it
they will teach the theoretical 600 million year history of the
I
have spoken with the presenter, William Crawley, who is a 'theistic
evolutionist' and explained to him that this will cause great offence to many
Christians in Northern Ireland who accept God's account of His own creation as
recorded in the book of Genesis. Such Christians will view this expenditure by
the BBC as an offensive abuse of their TV licence fee money. He said he hoped
that wouldn't happen but I confirmed to him that it has already happened as in
the case of the lady who emailed me and myself also.
I
will set out shortly the email I received from the concerned parent and then I
will set out an email that I would ask you to copy and send to William Crawley
as your personal protest to the BBC about this offensive abuse of the licence
fee money of Christians in Northern Ireland who accept Genesis as God's account
of His own creation.
Yours for His truth and glory
Cecil Andrews
'Take Heed Ministries
Dear
Mr Andrews,
I am a Christian in Northern Ireland and I am very disturbed to discover that
the BBC is about to screen a 3-part series on natural history that is a
celebration of evolution.
The programme is called BLUEPRINT and is presented by William Crawley, who is
well-known in NI as a leading pro-evolution campaigner. He interviewed Ken Ham
on radio a couple of years ago.
My daughter's school has received information about the programmes, which start
running on March 31 (Monday, 9pm, BBC 1 Northern Ireland). Her school
will be using the programmes to teach the story of Ireland's "600 million
years" as an island.
I have made some enquiries and discovered the following:
1. This is the biggest TV/radio/internet project the BBC has ever done in NI on
any subject. That's my licence fee at work defending evolution!
Three TV shows with three follow up tv shows, radio
programmes and a new website which must have cost a fortune.
(bbc.co.uk/blueprint)
2. Creation has been deliberately removed from the series. No mention of any
alternative account of how the world was formed. Jesus has been edited out of
our children's education. The schools are going to be using this resource
to teach a whole generation about the world without reference to God.
3. The series, according to one person I know who has seen an advance viewing,
deliberately refuses to use the word "designed" at any point.
It celebrates the accidental evolution of the world in 3 hours of TV which I
have helped to pay for.
I am very angry that the BBC, yet again, is siding with evolution in the debate
about the origins of the world. These programmes are about to launch a massive
attack on the Christian values of our country and I hope Christians can be
persuaded to make their voices heard with the BBC. I think this is the
most dangerous TV series in NI for years. If possible, I would like to
see Christians gather in prayer outside Broadcasting House in protest at this
insidious attack on our society's foundational values.
Perhaps your website and network will be able to bring this disgrace to other
Christians attention and perhaps we can bring together a sizeable group of
people willing to take a stand, literally, outside the BBC on March 31st.
Yours in Christ
MB
Suggested email to sign
and send to the presenter William Crawly on william.crawley@bbc.co.uk
Dear Mr Crawley,
In
relation to the upcoming series of BLUEPRINT programmes I wish to register my
protest to the BBC NI about this offensive abuse of the licence fee money of
the many Christians in Northern Ireland who accept God's account of His own
Creation as recorded in His Word in the book of Genesis.
I
would ask, for the sake of balance, that BBC NI expend a similar amount of
finance and give a platform to Scientists, who are Christians and 'Biblical
Creationists' to explain the visible scientific evidence that concurs with
their beliefs on the origins of the island of Ireland.
Yours faithfully
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