Evangelical ‘Charlatan’ Paula White To Pray With Trump At Inauguration

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She’ll fit right in.

A televangelist who encourages her followers to get closer to God by sending money to her has been invited to Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Paula White spent much of the 2016 presidential campaign convincing evangelicals to vote for Trump, assuring them that he “accepts Jesus as his Lord and savior,” she told Politico. Now she’ll be praying with Trump at his inauguration.

But the popular pastor, who Trump originally became smitten with after seeing her preach on television, has some issues of her own. White is often criticized for preaching the “prosperity gospel,” which suggests that God is happiest when his followers are rich, The Daily Beast points out. She’s even written a sermon titled “Why God Wants You Wealthy” (it costs money to download).

And if being rich is an indicator of holiness, White must be in His good graces. White told Politico she was once worth “millions,” and her business practices suggests she knows how to handle money while manipulating her followers.

In 2007, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) launched a congressional probe into the spending habits of White’s ministry, along with five other pastors. Grassley had questions regarding the televangelists’ use of church-owned airplanes and luxury homes. The Senate inquiry was eventually dropped, in part because White refused to cooperate with investigators.

Years later, White declared bankruptcy on the church she initially ran with her then-husband that had been the subject of the probe, Politico reported.

But whatever fortune she’s amassed has been in large part to her followers, who give her money to get in God’s good graces. On her website, she refers to sending money as giving a “seed” to the almighty Himself:

More: Evangelical ‘Charlatan’ To Pray With Trump At Inauguration

Trump sure knows how to pick 'em. Religious charlatans are a plague on society. I'm sure that "true" Christians are not impressed.
 
58653baa1900002a000e2061.jpeg


She’ll fit right in.

A televangelist who encourages her followers to get closer to God by sending money to her has been invited to Donald Trump’s inauguration.

Paula White spent much of the 2016 presidential campaign convincing evangelicals to vote for Trump, assuring them that he “accepts Jesus as his Lord and savior,” she told Politico. Now she’ll be praying with Trump at his inauguration.

But the popular pastor, who Trump originally became smitten with after seeing her preach on television, has some issues of her own. White is often criticized for preaching the “prosperity gospel,” which suggests that God is happiest when his followers are rich, The Daily Beast points out. She’s even written a sermon titled “Why God Wants You Wealthy” (it costs money to download).

And if being rich is an indicator of holiness, White must be in His good graces. White told Politico she was once worth “millions,” and her business practices suggests she knows how to handle money while manipulating her followers.

In 2007, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) launched a congressional probe into the spending habits of White’s ministry, along with five other pastors. Grassley had questions regarding the televangelists’ use of church-owned airplanes and luxury homes. The Senate inquiry was eventually dropped, in part because White refused to cooperate with investigators.

Years later, White declared bankruptcy on the church she initially ran with her then-husband that had been the subject of the probe, Politico reported.

But whatever fortune she’s amassed has been in large part to her followers, who give her money to get in God’s good graces. On her website, she refers to sending money as giving a “seed” to the almighty Himself:

More: Evangelical ‘Charlatan’ To Pray With Trump At Inauguration

Trump sure knows how to pick 'em. Religious charlatans are a plague on society. I'm sure that "true" Christians are not impressed.
yep he will have a cornucopia of jesus kooks
 
I'm pretty disgusted by her also. She is now married to Jonathan Cain, the keyboard player in the band Journey which makes me wonder wtf is wrong with him?
 
A seed offering is different than a tithe and is scriptural. Air time costs money. Big money.
And nowhere does the Bible say God wants his children to be impoverished. Abraham, David, Solomon all did well. Not only that, but there are treasures and mansions awaiting God's children when they are called home, so.. adjust your crown and give the glory to God.
If that woman tithed 10% of her income right off the top, she is guaranteed a huge return on her investment. Don't be mad that God keeps his promises, instead test him on this. It works, or God is a liar. Go ahead. Test Him.
 
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