Posted By: LouiefromBrooklyn
All mafia members should become preachers - 04/05/22 08:44 PM
They could literally make millions of dollars without ever going to prison, just like these fucking fake church preaching charlatans have been doing for centuries; it's the easiest scam ever, and there's so much money in it.
One of them even received a $70 million jet thanks to the donations of his followers.
“Creflo Dollar, a televangelist and leader of the World Changers Church based in Georgia is one example of the pastor/con-artist persona. Dollar recently petitioned members of his church for donations to prove how faithful they are so he could buy a $70 million private jet “in order to fulfill the mission of the ministry.” The 30,000 members delivered, completely playing into what’s known as prosperity theology, or the idea that giving one’s own money to the church will result in the subsequent flourishing of personal wealth.”
Kenneth Coplan is another one of these fucking phoney preacher, who owns a $6 million lakeside mansion and only travels in his Gulfstream V private jet, which costs millions of dollars and his reason for it “ you can’t talk to God while flying commercial.”
One of them even received a $70 million jet thanks to the donations of his followers.
“Creflo Dollar, a televangelist and leader of the World Changers Church based in Georgia is one example of the pastor/con-artist persona. Dollar recently petitioned members of his church for donations to prove how faithful they are so he could buy a $70 million private jet “in order to fulfill the mission of the ministry.” The 30,000 members delivered, completely playing into what’s known as prosperity theology, or the idea that giving one’s own money to the church will result in the subsequent flourishing of personal wealth.”
Kenneth Coplan is another one of these fucking phoney preacher, who owns a $6 million lakeside mansion and only travels in his Gulfstream V private jet, which costs millions of dollars and his reason for it “ you can’t talk to God while flying commercial.”