:53:00
We are in competition
with the entertainment business.
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- I'm not.
- Then you ought to be. Huh?
:53:07
How about your bingo games?
:53:09
And how about your baseball games
and square dances?
:53:12
Now, ain't that entertainment?
What's the difference?
:53:15
It's up to us to make a success out of
Christianity, keep the churches full.
:53:19
What has religion
to do with filling churches?
:53:22
Once there were only
13 Christians in the entire worid.
:53:26
Was Christianity a failure?
Did God go out of business?
:53:29
Kee-rect! Christianity is a going concern,
a successful international enterprise.
:53:35
If you boys don't get
young people back into church,
:53:38
if you don't keep the train on the tracks,
:53:41
your church boards are gonna
find somebody else who will.
:53:44
Isn't that clear, Reverend Garrison?
:53:53
Speaking for myself,
not my congregation or its church board,
:53:57
religion is not a business.
And revivalism is not religion.
:54:01
And my vote is no.
:54:04
- Good night, gentlemen.
- Phil!
:54:07
Harvard!
:54:10
Well, look around you, boys. Young folks
crying out they're the lost generation.
:54:15
Godless anarchists on every street
corner, and he walks out on a crisis.
:54:20
Do you realise that practically
every president of the United States
:54:25
was a Mason and a Protestant?
:54:27
And every session of Congress
opens with a word
:54:29
from the King James version of the Bible.
:54:32
And right now, in our enlightened age,
a Catholic is running for president.
:54:37
- Mr Babbitt...
- And...
:54:38
Mr Babbitt!
:54:41
Don't say another word.
:54:48
George, I agree with you.
:54:51
Please, John.
If revivalism can do the job...
:54:54
Paul.
:54:55
Zenith had a revival 40 years ago.
It saved everybody in sight for miles,