Christian network, author Lindsey are back on the same side
TBN and the end-of-the-world series host had split over their attitudes toward Islam. But technology that allows blocking his shows to the Mideast has helped put the writer back on the air.
By Roy Rivenburg, Times Staff Writer
February 10, 2007

The apostle of the Apocalypse is back on the airwaves.A year after his biblical prophecy show experienced its own doomsday on the Trinity Broadcasting Network, controversial and bestselling author Hal Lindsey has returned to the TBN fold.

Lindsey's second coming ends a feud with network officials over his on-air criticisms of Islam.TBN, the world's largest religious broadcaster, yanked Lindsey's half-hour show in December 2005, explaining that the network wanted to focus on Christmas-themed telecasts that month. the rest