Arthur S. DeMoss Foundation – Research Resources
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NPR “All Things Considered:” Power For Living
NPR’s Guy Raz reports from Berlin that Germany’s Federal Broadcasting Commission has banned a series of ads offering free copies of a religious book called Power for Living. The ad campaign was sponsored by the evangelical Arthur S. DeMoss Foundation. German law forbids commercials promoting an ideology or religion. Members of Germany’s traditional Protestant clergy say the Power for Living ad campaign represented a dangerous trend toward American-style, mass-appeal religion.
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Power For Living The official website, where you can order a free copy of Power For Living (US addresses only).
Power For Living (Japan) archived version of the Japanese Power For Living website.
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