Had to eat a lot of mushrooms to come up with this argument. You want fake worship? Attend any district campmeeting, you'll see 80% showboating with or without video present.
The debate is well beyond smokescreens. Try a substantial point.
Video would be intrusive if the camera is in someone's face....
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Originally Posted by Steve Epley
My problem is this with videoing or televising or webcasting services I fear it could interfer with the worship and the preaching like it does in the court room. Anyone remember the OJ trial? I have been to services where this is done and to me it seems there is some attention given to the camera? It seems to be an intrusion?
Then to watch folks being blessed and their worship and response to the Spirit it seems like sitting up a camera in someone's bedroom? Worship though public is private and to sit back on screen and watch this most intimate moment between the worshipper and their God seems intrusive to me. I know I know someone may ask about tapes and cds but they are audio you can't see them or know who is being touched. The majority of preachers I have heard disregards to audio taping and just preaches but from my limited experience they seem conscious of the camera.
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