Tag Archives: Pat Robertson

Shooting Fish in a Barrel

By D. G. Hart | Published: September 26, 2011
off-the-rails

Back around the time that Justin Taylor was yet again calling attention to Calvinist anger issues, Pat Robertson made some embarrassing comments about people suffering from Alzheimer’s. No need to repeat those words here since so many made sure that so many more did not miss Robertson’s embarrassment. What is noteworthy about the recent Robertson… Read More→

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Brit Hume, Pat Robertson, and the Grandstanding Faithful

By D. G. Hart | Published: January 15, 2010

Okay, another post from the netherworld of oldlife contrarianism. But could there be an easier target than Pat Robertson and his comments about the earthquake in Haiti? The gist of Robertson’s gaffe seems to be that the recent catastrophe is God’s payback for the country’s “pact with the devil” during the revolution in 1791 against… Read More→

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Has Keller Lost His Mojo?

By D. G. Hart | Published: November 9, 2009

Almost no one in the blogosphere seems to have noticed that last week Pat Robertson interviewed Tim Keller on “The 700 Club.” The Redeemer pastor was there to promote his new book, Counterfeit Gods. The reason for calling attention to Keller’s appearance with Robertson is not to raise questions about would-be unholy alliances between conservative… Read More→

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