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Cheating In Falwell's Pat Robertson Meaning
Pat Robertson is in my opinion a destructive force and demeans the Christian faith, as does Jerry Falwell. He preaches being a Christian yet he fails miserably at being one himself. Robertson once told a caller to his 700 Club show that she should expect her man to wander occasionally, especially if she was not providing a good home for him and his children. The caller had explained she was having a hard time forgiving her husband for cheating on her. Furthermore, Robertson then went on to suggest the woman focus on why she had married her husband and whether he provided for her needs and those of their children, adding, “Is he handsome? Start focusing on these things and essentially fall in love all over again.” Additional scandals also
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