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CBS and NBC reject church's "you're welcome here" commercial Posted by RantMaster (6125 views) [E-Mail link] The CBS and NBC television networks are refusing to run a 30-second television ad from the United Church of Christ because its all-inclusive welcome has been deemed "too controversial." Apparently the major networks feel that any church that invites all people to worship their diety is way too controversial. Perhaps if each person was carrying a Pepsi and a Big Mac, things might be different? Details.   Response Posted by FGF on 2005-06-26 17:12:24 Lets see what can we deem a controversial today, ooh ooh how about a commercial that says we wont judge you, so everyone is welcome. Oh ya thats PC if youve ever heard it. ...Incase you are slow, I was being phasicious   Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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