Televangelists' reportedly lavish lifestyles draw senator's scrutiny

None of the governments business. It seems perfectly legal for these charlatans to milk the gullible citizen. If these citizens would understand their Bibles, instead of understanding the propaganda from these people, this issue would disappear. PT Barnum pegged it, if he actually did say, “There's a sucker born every minute”.

 

We can't have these T.V. faith healers and preacher boys taking advantage of the poor American suckers out there, that's the job of our government servants.

 

If they are breaking the law, they should be held accountable.

 

I figured it was the democrats...:laugh:

 

Everyone knows the government hates competition!

 

You know, I understand what you are saying and I agree with it to a point. It is perfectly legal. However, I think these charlatans should, at the least, lose their tax exempt status, and if they are breaking any exiting laws, they should be prosecuted.

 

A day of reckoning is approaching.

 

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Or the Democrats or both. Does it make a difference? They are both the same to me.

 

What?

 

My point concerns those men that amass untold millions of dollars, and lead ungodly life styles, who are supported by people that watch them from their easy chairs. As the point of the OP presents.

 

It is sad, my brother.

 

While I could agree in principal, because of my anger at these folks and the damage they do to the Body of Christ. I wouldn't take the tax exempt status away, because of it's value to the Church. Though I do not like the strings attached with that exemption. Yes, prosecute if in violation of the law.

 

It sure is, and it really does anger me.

 

I'm afraid I'm lost on this one, friend.

 

I believe he's trying to say people aren't given a fair raise in pay to help out with the rate of inflation.