Quote of the Day 2-15-10

The Barna survey explored 5 different opinions of the [Focus on the Family] commercial. Nearly 4 out of every 5 viewers of the ad (78%) said they felt the commercial presented a positive message to viewers and 3 out of every 4 (75%) claimed that the commercial was appropriate to show during the Super Bowl. That statistic seems to support CBS’s decision to air the spot despite pressure from many pro-choice advocacy groups to reject the commercial.
…Small proportions of viewers of the ad claimed… that the commercial personally caused them to reconsider their opinion about abortion (6%).
~Church Executive Magazine, February 14

Feb.15, 2010 9:53 am | Quote of the Day |

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