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Pat Robertson sent to hell

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He had no soul. He's in the Lost Souls Room, death for the dead ....

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tweaker2 said:
Excerpts from a dated New York times article: https://www.nytimes.com/1987/12/27/us/the-record-of-pat-robertson-on-religion-and-government.html


"Pat Robertson, the Republican Presidential candidate who resigned his ministry to allay concern that he would impose religion on government if elected, said emphatically when he was a minister that he believed only devout Christians and Jews were qualified to govern.

A review of his writings and commentary on the religious television program he headed for two decades, ''The 700 Club,'' also shows that Mr. Robertson maintained that government is subservient to the will of God and that democracy is ''next best'' to ''government controlled by God.''

''I think anybody whose mind and heart is not controlled by God Almighty is not qualified in the ultimate sense to be the judge of someone else. . . . No one is fit to govern other people unless first of all something governs him. And there is only one governor I know of that is suitable to be judge of all the universe, that's God Almighty. Yes, I did say that. You can quote me. I believe it.''

So I can safely assume he thinks the USA should be a theocratic form if gov't, if not a very heavily influenced one with everyone else subservient to the tenets of their faith and beliefs then?

Ha, fuck that shit. He'd have to (metaphorically) burn Our Constitution down into ashes and make a statue of Jesus out of it first, of which I believe he would've had no problem with.

Freedom of religion must be of equal prominence with the fact that we should also be free from it.
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There’s always been a significant faction of the US that wants a theocracy, to include religious taxation (taxes collected from everyone directed to religious organizations/churches…forced tithing), from the US’s creation.

Geo Washington, for instance, was not opposed to the religious taxes paid by the citizenry of Virginia. Nor was Adams of the same sort of taxes paid in Mass.

Just Christian Taliban, throughout history.
 
Anything and anyone on TBN has always made me cringe in disgust. Jesus warned us about these people and warned them about what will happen at the Great White Throne judgement.
 
hell has since gotten much hotter to endure for the rest of the damned. even he is too scummy for hell.
 
Title is misleading. Pat Robertson earned his way to hell... save for the fact heaven and hell are just some of the snake oil he was peddling to dupe the stupid out of their money.

And he doesn't even realize he's not in heaven, cause he is just dead... but that fact makes it just a little bit better for those not dead yet.
 
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