Pat Robertson is retiring. Here’s the good, the bad and the ugly of his 55 year ministry
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Tim Bechervaise2021-10-05T18:01:00
As one of America’s most controversial Christians retires from his influential position as host of The 700 Club, Tim Bechervaise considers the legacy of Pat Robertson
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