1. Robert Enyart was an American conservative talk radio host and pastor of Denver Bible Church in Denver, Colorado.
18 Facts About Bob Enyart
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Bob Enyart studied at Arizona State University at Tempe, where he specialized in computer science.
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Bob Enyart designed computer software for military helicopters and served as a computer analyst for Microsoft.
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In 1991, Bob Enyart began broadcasting about conservative issues at KQXI.
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Enyart hosted Bob Enyart Live, a daily show on Denver-based Christian radio station KLTT and was a host for Cornerstone Television.
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In 1991, Bob Enyart created a radio show to support creationism and attack evolution.
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Bob Enyart changed the name of the show in 2006 to Real Science Friday as a challenge to National Public Radio's show Science Friday.
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On December 28,2012, Bob Enyart settled a trademark infringement and cybersquatting lawsuit brought against him by NPR and renamed his show Real Science Radio.
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Bob Enyart served as a spokesperson for the anti-abortion group American Right to Life.
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Bob Enyart picketed the homes of doctors who performed abortions, causing one Colorado town to ban such protests in residential neighborhoods.
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Bob Enyart criticized presidential candidates who did not share his view on abortion and advocated for the death penalty for women who had abortions.
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In 1995, Enyart angered families of people with AIDS when he read a man's obituary on his television show, Bob Enyart Live, calling the deceased a sodomite.
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Bob Enyart served a 60-day jail sentence in the Jefferson County Correctional Facility after being convicted of child abuse for hitting a 7-year-old child with a belt so violently that he raised welts and broke the skin of the child.
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In 1994, Bob Enyart agreed to stop making late-night telephone calls to residents of Kenosha, Wisconsin, who were upset with the content of his program on a Kenosha television station.
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Bob Enyart was sentenced to 11 days in jail in June 2009 after he refused to pay a fine upon his conviction of criminal trespassing at the Focus on the Family headquarters.
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Bob Enyart was a proponent of the doctrine open theism which rejects several aspects of the classical theism of traditional Christianity.
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Bob Enyart supported the debunked theory that COVID-19 vaccinations had been tested on aborted fetuses.
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Bob Enyart died from the virus on September 12,2021, at the age of 62.