'The Real O'Neals' Continues to Ridicule Christian Values

ABC's newest sitcom "The Real O'Neals" is described as "just your typical all-American, Catholic, divorcing, disgraced, law breaking, gay family" and continues on to say their family is "a perfect mess." The program continues to air on Tuesday evenings at 8:30/7:30 p.m. CT.

"The Real O'Neals" mocks Christianity and insults Catholicism. 1MM recognizes this show ridicules people of faith, and Christians across America are offended by it.

Almost every scene is filled with s-xual innuendos, implications, or mockery of faith. (A dash '-' is used to bypass internet filters.) It is impossible to list them all, so here are a few scenes from the past couple of episodes:

• Brothers view p-rn on laptop. Gay p-rn made to appear normal and acceptable. Comments between brothers and between father and sons show no form of guilt in watching p-rn. Jokes and other references such as p-rnado and p-rnward are made.
• Gay character and his brother observe that "10 percent of the population is gay," and suggest that most of those who object to gay p-rn are h-mophobic. In reality, The Centers for Disease Control reports that 1.6 percent of the population is h-mos-xual. That is a far cry from 10 percent, but since a big part of the show's agenda is to normalize h-mos-xuality along with other sins, it makes sense for the show to lie.
• Student at Catholic school holds up middle finger, which is pixelated.
• The daughter skips church, doubts God, disrespects priest as she verbally backs him into a corner, and he (the head of their church) fails at answering her questions.
• ABC network refers to this highly dysfunctional family as "the perfect Irish-Catholic family."
• Foul language (purposely uses every word imaginable).
• One of the show's producers is anti-Christian b-got Dan Savage, and the show is said to be loosely based on his life.

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