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VIDEO – Pat Robertson Gives Religion A Bad Name With His Disaster Comments – CNN

Posted on January 16, 2010 by Administrator

Arianna Huffington joined The Nation’s Ari Melber and former evangelist Frank Schaeffer on The Joy Behar Show Thursday. The panel weighed in on evangelist Pat Robertson’s claims that the earthquake in Haiti is the result of that country’s “pact with the devil.”

Arianna  Huffington thinks Robertson is giving religion a bad name. “For anybody of faith, even if you’re not God, Pat Robertson is giving religion a terribly bad name, again and again. Remember, this is not the first time. Remember after 9/11, when he blamed 9/11 on the ACLU, and People For The American Way, and gay people. So there’s a pattern here of blaming every disaster on something other than what actually happened.”

h/t http://www.huffingtonpost.com/huff-tv/arianna-pat-robertson-giv_b_424097.html

Category: Human Rights, In the News

1 thought on “VIDEO – Pat Robertson Gives Religion A Bad Name With His Disaster Comments – CNN”

  1. London Kentucky says:
    February 2, 2010 at 12:30 am

    excellent post, thank you for sharing! I will have to come back more often 🙂

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