A special place in Hell...
 

Reserved right next to Hitler.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/16/us...l.html?_r=1&hp

While I don't want to discount the need to tithe, something doesn't sit right with me about this Copeland fella.

Phil Collins said it best, i.m.o. -

"Get on your knees,
and start payin' " :rolleyes:

what song was that? "Jesus He Knows me?"

I'm sure he can have a pulpit in the netherworld right next to that roasting fat pig Jerry Falwell...Imagine that swine actaully aked God for another 20 years.:laugh:Guess he didn't have as much influence as he thought.

Ouch. I hope no one here is related to ole' Jerry.

Yup, running even a moderately attended church in the right neighborhood (newly constructed middle/upper class bedroom communities are always the best places to target) can be quite lucrative.

and let's not forget poor hitler's relatives.

Thank you!:thumbsup:

I am actually related to one of hitler's top men but I won't say which and I wouldn't ever be offended by anyone speaking negatively of him! it's quite disgusting who he was. But I get what your saying, exactly right. Who cares if anyones related to him he still deserves the words that would be said about him.

That quote is great. How does this guy get away with that?!

:laugh:

Does anyone view him in a positive light?

I guess the same could be asked about Jerry Falwell. There are probably about 10 people who view him in a positive light, probably the same number that view hitler in a positive light.

Yeah.. I think Fallwell had some very judgemental views considering his... background. It's a shame too because the cynicism of church leadership keeps people from seeking out God.