Heard him say it today on the 700 Club. One of his viewers wrote in that he had a hard time believing in GOD because no one, not even preachers, had been able to give a good answer as to who created God or where did God come. The clownish Robertson didn't do any better. He told his listeners that if God had wanted them to know the answer he would have told them. God feels it's "none of your business," granddaddy Pat said. The former GOP presidential candidate(hey, maybe he will enter the field again this year) claims that he has conversations with GOD all the time . Wonder if Robertson has ever asked the omniscient , omnipotent master of the Universe the question? Maybe God told him it was none of his beeswax.

 

How would you answer the guy's question ? I don't think Pat did a good job capturing this viewer's heart and mind.

You watch the 700 club. :lol2:

:laugh:

:clap: That just made my day.

I don't even watch the 700 club.

Didn't know it was still on. In fact I wasn't even sure Robertson was still with us. Interesting to see people like SF are still filling his pockets.

You watch the 700 club. :lol2:

 

Well-rounded.

Pat Robertson is to Evangelicals what Al Sharpton is to Civil Rights.

The answer is clear....God is from Hawaii.

You watch the 700 club. :lol2:

 

 

Not religiously( pun intended) but, yes, I watch Christian TV on occasion. Makes for some fun stuff to talk about.

 

My guess is that I have watched more hours of TBN in the past year than most of you have . Watched it as far back as Jim and Tammy's PTL Club.

Well-rounded.

 

 

That I am. I even watch Hannity a couple or three times a year to keep abreast of what the nuts on the other side are saying.

The answer is clear....God is from Hawaii.

 

 

Is He Muslim?

I don't even watch the 700 club.

 

Try it sometime. Some fun stuff, especially when Pat answers letters from viewers. I also like when they have a guy doing news stories and then they go back to Pat and he will give his comment on controversial topics in the news.

I enjoy the classic "Praise the Lord" episodes from back in the eighties. It's fun seeing the different shades of pinks and purples in Jan's wigs.

Sad on several levels but to each his own.