Televangelism a Powerful Addiction

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Televangelism a Powerful Addiction

Author	: Kenneth D. Johns
File Size	: 44,6 Mb
Publisher	: Xlibris Corporation
Language	: English
Release Date	: 27 March 2006
ISBN	: 1462819117
Pages	: 246 pages

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Televangelism a Powerful Addiction by Kenneth D. Johns Book PDF Summary

This book is about televangelism, and the televangelists who have no doubt they speak for God, and in his best voice. Yet, it is so shallow it could slide under a squeegee This book will show you how to: Avoid being exploited by Christian celebrities and televangelism. Throw off dependency on Super-sized-Christians. Realize that the Christian life is not a toll roadno begging. Understand religious abuse and addiction, and heal from them. Recognize the patterns of seduction that the televangelists use to obtain your loyalty and your money. Discover how God wants you to be something, something and how this encourages you to cling to the futurethe best God can create.

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