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Are there any TV shows that you feel are Christian based?
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I wouldn't go as far as saying no such shows exist but from my experience the more things present themselves as "Christian" in mainstream media the less likely they are actually be useful. Maybe I've become cynical after seeing so much garbage pumped out under names like "GOD TV".
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About sitcoms or the like, I don't know. However, there is a channel--PosiTV--that shows movies that are usually quite watchable, Christian themed but not especially preachy or amateurish. Hacksaw Ridge and The Woodcarver are examples.
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Nope. At least not sitcom type shows.
I can think of one or two that are compatible with Christian values but none that are "Christian." My boys love Bluey (an animated series out of Australia) and it's pleasantly good in terms of values and what is presented but there's nothing remotely religious about it.
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I can think of one or two that are compatible with Christian values but none that are "Christian." My boys love Bluey (an animated series out of Australia) and it's pleasantly good in terms of values and what is presented but there's nothing remotely religious about it.
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