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Virts, Paul H. – 1980
The majority of critics of religious broadcasting, the so-called "electronic church," are members of the "liberal" or ecumenical Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish groups. In a historical context, however, these critics, along with the major radio and television networks, are as responsible for the electronic church as are the…
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Churches, Programing (Broadcast), Radio
Virts, Paul H.; Keeler, John D. – 1982
In order to stimulate scholars to investigate systematically and fully the religious dimension of dramatic television content, the first part of this paper develops a basic framework for such study. After establishing the importance of this kind of research, it defines and explains the four basic variables that would have to be examined: general…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Audiences, Beliefs, Commercial Television