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Shout it from the Housetops (The Autobiography of Pat Robertson)

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Outside of the Lord Jesus Christ I don't know of any man that has ever walked this earth that never sinned or made a mistake. For that very reason Jesus died to be the propitiation (substitute) for our sins and mistakes. Pat Robertson is a flawed man who sins and makes mistakes everyday. The only difference between him and most of us is that he's very well known and open to criticism by the unsaved or the mentally ascended who just doesn't get it.

Having said all of that; this book thrilled and inspired me in my Christian walk. To see a man with such faith to trust God in an area that he knew nothing about is simply astonishing. Pat expresses the hardship and adversities that he had to go through in fulfilling Gods perfect will in his life. At times they seemed almost unbearable, but Pat being the mighty man of faith that he is was not moved by his circumstances, but by the will and Word of God.

If you are "truly" seeking Gods perfect will in your life; this book is a must read. You will be so blessed by this book. God Bless.

This is one of the funniest books I've read in a long, long time; unfortunately for Pat Robertson, the comedy is all unintentional. The man who once claimed that feminism is "a socialist, anti-family political movement that encourages women to leave their husbands, kill their children, practice witchcraft and become lesbians" now tries to paint himself as every women's best pal; the man who claimed, in "The New World Order" that Woodrow Wilson, Jimmy Carter and George Bush were doing the secret bidding of a hideous "cabal whose goal is nothing less than a new order for the human race under the domination of Lucifer and his followers" tries once again to be psychotic and credible simultaneously. (...)

Pat Robertson's photo should be placed next to the word egotistical in the dictionary. This autobiography is very well-written, as it should be by a Yale lawyer, but the work conveniently fails to mention some of Pat's life story, including his fathering an illegitimate child, his barefaced lying about his war record, and his father being a Freemason. Pat Robertson is a very intelligent, dangerous man.

I'm a recent born again Christian, and the 700 Club really woke me up that 89 percent of America identifies with a specific denomination, time for Manson wannabes to wake up as well. Patrick Roberston runs the 700 Club now its main chairman to reclaim white people's Christian heritage in America. He's southern Baptist, same as President Busch. I first got out of my juivenile satanic wannabe with the terrorist attacks of 2001, which was by the government of the United States on its own people. If a sizable percentage of the wealthy working class is getting on the satan bandwagon, that spells bad news for the 700 Club, the most dangerous Christian group in America. This is his life story in own words, with my only bitterness being that this is like reading something from Jim or Tammy Fay Baker. They don't want you to watch the 700 Club once you become a member. Once you wake up and become a member, they want it to be a life long thing.

The two reviews above are illustrative of the hate a good number of people in the U.S. have for the Christian faith. Willing to tolerate good little nebishes (if a Christian can be a neb) if they sit on their pews and keep their mouth shut; but woe to those who express a political or social opinion. Most wouldn't recognize the truth even after bitten. Pat does a good job in this book and I'll take his word, his intellect and his integrity over his truth-hater detractors' any day.