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11:10Now PlayingIt's been a difficult week for televangelists in this country like Joel Olsteen, Pat Robertson, and Jim Bakker because they keep showing how averse they really are to Christ's message, thus inadvertently revealing their own hypocrisy. In this segment we'll talk about these fraudulent, self-interested preachers and discuss their true intentions: exploit religion to profit off of their followers.
Megachurch Pastor Shamed Into Following His Religion’s Message
Former 700 Club Producer Admits Robertson is a Fraud
Televangelist Claims Christians Will Start a Civil War if Trump is Impeached
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