Oprah Denies The Faith

Says "God Is Jealous" Of Her And Denies Jesus

June 9. 2008

The feedback online to the above posted Oprah video is overwhelmingly negative towards her.

Many notable publications have tried to figure out why Oprah Winfrey has been experiencing such a big drop in ratings, readership and viewership.

Some questioned if it was due to her supporting Barack Obama, but how could it, when he won the nomination. A more likely cause is Oprah’s descent into unbelief and New Age teachings that she is promoting on her show.

When I was a teenager I use to watch the Oprah Winfrey show, but then some of the things she started saying became quite unsound and I stopped tuning in. I've written about this before on my sites.

The public should have known when she brought this dude on that something had indeed gone wrong

She seemed to be abandoning her roots as a Baptist and I love the Baptist church. Furthermore, John Hagee is on for half an hour during her time slot and I watch his show.

While, God loves us and grants us free will, Oprah seems to forget that America has a Christian majority (70%). You start talking that New Age mumbo jumbo and speaking words that go against God and Jesus, trying to diminish Their role, and people will tune out.

Here’s hoping one day you will return to the faith.

Obama numbers up, Oprah ratings down

They also seemed angered over her public advocacy of new-age spiritualism, including among her book club choices.

Now come new TV ratings showing that her daytime audience, which is still the largest and was nearly 9 million at its height in 2004-05, has fallen for the third straight year, to 7.8 million a year ago and now to 7.3 million.

Her monthly publication, "O, The Oprah Magazine," has also lost 10 percent of its circulation in the last three years, according to a New York Times story. And a new editor is being sought. Officials of billionaire Winfrey's company, Harpo Productions, profess no concern over the dip in numbers.

They say daytime audiences have generally declined and her audience is still about one-third larger than the No. 2 daytime program, Dr. Phil. Many Ticket commenters also said they had switched their viewing habits to The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Figures also show that Winfrey has lost about 25 percent of her female audience between ages 25 and 54 in the last 36 months.

Harpo sources point to last winter's opening success of Oprah's ABC reality philanthropy show, "Oprah's Big Give," which drew more viewers than all shows but "American Idol." However, the "Give" audience fell by almost 33 percent in its next seven weeks. And Winfrey decided to discontinue production of the program.

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