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" On the Protestant side Frank Goodman, radio expert of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, testifies that in his 1 8 years of experience with 66 radio problems "the most serious problem always was the conflicting ideas of how religion should be presented over the air. " NBC has one policy: it assigns stated periods to Cath- olics, Protestants and Jews and, subject to a few funda- mental limitations upon sectarian bias, allows each group to devise its own preferred type of bro...adcast. CBS has another policy: it alternates the opportunity to broad- cast over its network between the various churches on a basis of their numerical size in the country as a whole. The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago which operates WMBI there has emphasized through Harold L. Lund- quist the absolute necessity of sects to maintain "proper consideration and kindliness to those of other faiths. " Many clergymen have felt that the church of origin should be publicized on any religious broadcast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On the Protestant side Frank Goodman, radio expert of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, testifies that in his 1 8 years of experience with 66 radio problems "the most serious problem always was the conflicting ideas of how religion should be presented over the air. " NBC has one policy: it assigns stated periods to Cath- olics, Protestants and Jews and, subject to a few funda- mental limitations upon sectarian bias, allows each group to devise its own preferred type of bro...adcast. CBS has another policy: it alternates the opportunity to broad- cast over its network between the various churches on a basis of their numerical size in the country as a whole. The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago which operates WMBI there has emphasized through Harold L. Lund- quist the absolute necessity of sects to maintain "proper consideration and kindliness to those of other faiths. " Many clergymen have felt that the church of origin should be publicized on any religious broadcast.
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