Pat Robertson Attacks Creationists Again

Pat Robertson Attacks Creationists Again - wnd.com

Excerpt from this article:

"Most recently he said this on the 700 Club: “The truth is, you have to be deaf, dumb and blind to think that this Earth that we live in only has 6,000 years of existence.” He also affirmed he believes in evolution..."
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When I hear the name Pat Robertson, I immediately think of the late Oral Roberts, who in addition to telling is followers he saw a 900 foot Jesus, once told them Jesus threatened to kill him if his followers didn't cough up $1,000,000.

When I think of Creationists like Ken Ham I think godly men who are being faithful to the Bible and to the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Recommended reading and listening:

Six Days and the Eisegesis Problem, by Ken Ham
Pat Robertson Repudiates the Gospel:
By The Way, Have You Had  A Chance to Watch Ray Comfort's Video Evolution Vs. God

Pat Robertson Blasts Ken Ham's Young Earth Beliefs: "Let's Not Make a Joke of Ourselves."

Pat Robertson Blasts Ken Ham's Young Earth Beliefs: "Let's Not Make a Joke of Ourselves." - christiannews.net

Excerpt from this article:

"[Robertson said] "So, let’s be real, and let’s not make a joke of ourselves. I don’t believe in so-called evolution as it is currently presented as non-theistic. I believe that God started it all and He’s in charge of it. But the fact that you have the progressive evolution under His control, that doesn’t hurt my faith at all. But this thing [with young earth teachings], we just can’t be playing this.'  But when Ken Ham learned of Robertson’s comments, he posted his own thoughts on Facebook, stating that he found it sad that Robertson was leading his viewers to believe man’s lies over God’s word."
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Here is an excerpt from another article, titled: Pat Robertson Repudiates the Gospel:

"This week on his television show Christian broadcaster Pat Robertson said a man would be morally justified to divorce his wife with Alzheimer's disease in order to marry another woman. The dementia-riddled wife is, Robertson said, "not there" anymore. This is more than an embarrassment. This is more than cruelty. This is a repudiation of the gospel of Jesus Christ....Pat Robertson's cruel marriage statement is no anomaly. He and his cohorts have given us for years a prosperity gospel with more in common with an Asherah pole than a cross. They have given us a politicized Christianity that uses churches to "mobilize" voters rather than to stand prophetically outside the power structures as a witness for the gospel."

Recommended Reading and Listening: 

Are We Preachers or Witchdoctors?, by Pastor Trevor Hammack

Fact Check: Did Bill Nye Just Tell A Huge Lie About the Fossil Layers?

 

Robertson Admits he Blew Election Prediction he Received from God

Robertson Admits he Blew Election Prediction he Received from God | Right Wing Watch:

"In January, televangelist Pat Robertson told 700 Club viewers that in his annual New Year’s “conversation” with God, the Almighty had revealed to him who the next president would be. Up through Election Day, Robertson harshly criticized President Obama and the Democratic Party while praising Mitt Romney. Then, Robertson’s Christian Broadcasting Network predicted a GOP sweep, leaving Robertson utterly confounded by Obama’s victory."

The Bible says:

"And if thou say in thine heart, How shall we know the word which the LORD hath not spoken? When a prophet speaketh in the name of the LORD, if the thing follow not, nor come to pass, that is the thing which the LORD hath not spoken, but the prophet hath spoken it presumptuously: thou shalt not fear him."