signalsI Have Sinned...Boo-hoo!
September 1st 2008 13:09
I'm sure that before long this story is going to be fodder for the anti-Christians. Now before people think this is a religious diatribe post, think again. It's about a pervert that conned people for his own lusts behind the collar of a pastor. These cons exist in all aspects of society be it religious, race, national origins, etc.
It's about a pastor who was a great inspiration to his congregation as he fought terminal cancer. Needless to say that the gullible gave until they felt good about his cause. His cause wasn't to fight his cancer, but rather his addiction. He faked his illness.
He is a scumbag. He was such a fake that his wife quit her job to care for him. He even forced himself to vomit to make it look good.
So what did he use his cancer fight funds for? His porn addiction, what else? And much like his American Evangelists counterparts, now he cries what a sinner he is and how he is consumed by sin and blah blah blah! Heard it all before.
A lowlife con artist that fools people to pay for his addiction has no right of becoming a pastor or any type of religious minister. Yet they slip through the cracks because of a 'trusting' system that doesn't background check. If you think this is about religion, you're looking at a bigger problem with blinders on.
It's about a pastor who was a great inspiration to his congregation as he fought terminal cancer. Needless to say that the gullible gave until they felt good about his cause. His cause wasn't to fight his cancer, but rather his addiction. He faked his illness.
He is a scumbag. He was such a fake that his wife quit her job to care for him. He even forced himself to vomit to make it look good.
So what did he use his cancer fight funds for? His porn addiction, what else? And much like his American Evangelists counterparts, now he cries what a sinner he is and how he is consumed by sin and blah blah blah! Heard it all before.
A lowlife con artist that fools people to pay for his addiction has no right of becoming a pastor or any type of religious minister. Yet they slip through the cracks because of a 'trusting' system that doesn't background check. If you think this is about religion, you're looking at a bigger problem with blinders on.
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