Pat Robertson Blames Health Crisis on Marriage Equality, Abortion
God won't heal the land because we haven't repented of those sins, says the extremist preacher.
April 21 2020 3:00 PM
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God won't heal the land because we haven't repented of those sins, says the extremist preacher.
In a rare criticism of the president, Robertson says Trump may have lost "the mandate of heaven" over his pullout of U.S. troops from northern Syria.
Add this to the list of catastrophes the televangelist claims LGBTQ people would or did bring upon the world.
Robertson promotes the myth that gays are sexual predators, while showing he just doesn't get technology.
The far-right televangelist somehow manages to mix in nuclear threats and women's combat service, and he laments that women are no longer considered 'the weaker sex.'
This 'organized thrust' by LGBT people and their allies will create tyranny over Christians, says the homophobic televangelist.
Kim Davis and Barronelle Stutzman chime in about 'persecution' too.
Kim Davis is just the beginning, warns the antigay televangelist.
God is mad, and he'll cause a meltdown if we don't change our ways, says the wingnut televangelist.
The televangelist trots out his shopworn and outlandish arguments that marriage equality will lead to legalization of bestiality, polygamy, and pedophilia.
That's his response to a viewer's question about her son's affair with a married man.
'Let the Lord take care of it because there isn't a whole lot else you can do,' says the antigay televangelist.
Nondiscrimination laws that require businesses to serve everyone equally are a 'nail in the coffin of the morality of this nation,' says the right-wing preacher.
Attending the ceremony means they condone homosexuality, the right-wing televangelist says on his 700 Club show.
It raises the question of why he's so worried we might achieve equality.
The right-wing televangelist adds to his string of homophobic hits.
Robertson adds to his string of outrageous claims by saying 'the towels could have AIDS' in Kenya.
The televangelist continues to trade in discredited assumptions.
Jesus wouldn't have baked a cake for a same-sex wedding because the couple would have been stoned to death before the ceremony could take place, says the televangelist.
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