A Powerful Culture-Changer
How much is our culture shaped by journalists, writers, reporters, and news media? A lot? A smidge? Not at all?
Truth is, journalism is a powerful culture-shaper.
According to the most recent Pew Research Center "State of the News Media" report, an increasing share of the money funding journalism is coming from mega-wealthy individuals and huge foundations. People like the following:
Jeff Bezos. He's the founder of Amazon. He bought The Washington Post last year for $250 million. Bezos' best-known political commitment so far has been his substantial support for gay marriage in his home state of Washington, so he seems like the perfect philosophical fit for The Post.
Pierre Omidyar. He's the billionaire founder of eBay, and he also is investing in an ambitious news organization. Already, he has populated his newsroom with the most liberal journalists available, pulling reporters and editors from The Nation, The Guardian, and The Washington Post.
Herb and Marion Sandler. They are the ones who bankrolled ACORN and other activist groups. Now they are pouring more than $100 million into ProPublica, a news organization that funnels agenda journalism to NPR, The New York Times, and other mainstream sources.
George Soros. He's famous for financing news organizations to promote his agenda, and continues to do so, despite being called out for it.
In addition, at the end of every National Public Radio (NPR) news program, the host reads a long list of massive foundations that fund NPR's coverage. You'd better believe those foundations are getting what they pay for.
These billionaires and foundations understand the culture-shaping power of journalism.
Do we?
I believe the Bible is the best foundation upon which to build a worldview. If you didn't know it, there exists a news organization whose mission is to report the news accurately and truthfully, using God's Word as their guide. The difference is, this trustworthy and excellent news organization does not have a Jeff Bezos, a Pierre Omidyar, a Herb and Marion Sandler, a George Soros, or numerous wealthy foundations funding them like at NPR.
You can make a secure donation quickly and easily at wng.org. Just click the Donate button.
Let's make an effort to shape our culture in a way that points to God's saving grace, rather than to worldviews, lifestyles, and agendas which further deprave us.
Sincerely,
Churchgirl :)
Truth is, journalism is a powerful culture-shaper.
According to the most recent Pew Research Center "State of the News Media" report, an increasing share of the money funding journalism is coming from mega-wealthy individuals and huge foundations. People like the following:
Jeff Bezos. He's the founder of Amazon. He bought The Washington Post last year for $250 million. Bezos' best-known political commitment so far has been his substantial support for gay marriage in his home state of Washington, so he seems like the perfect philosophical fit for The Post.
Pierre Omidyar. He's the billionaire founder of eBay, and he also is investing in an ambitious news organization. Already, he has populated his newsroom with the most liberal journalists available, pulling reporters and editors from The Nation, The Guardian, and The Washington Post.
Herb and Marion Sandler. They are the ones who bankrolled ACORN and other activist groups. Now they are pouring more than $100 million into ProPublica, a news organization that funnels agenda journalism to NPR, The New York Times, and other mainstream sources.
George Soros. He's famous for financing news organizations to promote his agenda, and continues to do so, despite being called out for it.
In addition, at the end of every National Public Radio (NPR) news program, the host reads a long list of massive foundations that fund NPR's coverage. You'd better believe those foundations are getting what they pay for.
These billionaires and foundations understand the culture-shaping power of journalism.
Do we?
I believe the Bible is the best foundation upon which to build a worldview. If you didn't know it, there exists a news organization whose mission is to report the news accurately and truthfully, using God's Word as their guide. The difference is, this trustworthy and excellent news organization does not have a Jeff Bezos, a Pierre Omidyar, a Herb and Marion Sandler, a George Soros, or numerous wealthy foundations funding them like at NPR.
You can make a secure donation quickly and easily at wng.org. Just click the Donate button.
Let's make an effort to shape our culture in a way that points to God's saving grace, rather than to worldviews, lifestyles, and agendas which further deprave us.
Sincerely,
Churchgirl :)
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