Every time I see that guy, all I can think is that, if you were doing a horror movie and needed to cast an evil Satanic cult leader, he’d be the absolutely perfect casting.
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Every picture I see of this guy makes me think of vampires… seriously long k9s on this guy.
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His sidekick (Ryan Stiles undercover?) was barely keeping it together.
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Yeah he would fit right in on We Live In The Shadows. He’d be a money vampire, of course.
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I don’t know. Could a vampire appear on daytime TV? Also, aren’t they supposed to have class?
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They let that guy drive?
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That’s some magic.
This Satan character allegedly liberates himself from The Pit, wrests sovereignty over all Creation from Almighty God, exists everywhere at the same time, yet crumbles before Kenneth?
Actually that’s pretty much all wrong from the perspective of the Bible. But I think you’re dead right to suggest that the Devil might not be afraid of a shyster like this nong.
Nope. He’s getting in on the passenger side, and the guy who must be the driver is helping him do that, even.
In the fall of 1967, he enrolled in Oral Roberts University, where he soon became pilot and chauffeur to Oral Roberts.
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Hmm, so that answers the question “Whatever became of those drapes behind the legendary John Daker?”
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What “perspective” of the bible? There are many authors, perspectives, liberties taken and contradictory statements made!
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Anyway, I was paraphrasing “The Age of Reason” (these pages) so if you have issues with the biblical criticism take it up with Thomas Paine. 
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Copeland declared that he could blow the virus away with hot air last weekend, in a bizarre moment broadcast to his followers.
“COVID-19!” he shouted, before blowing a raspberry during a live sermon. “I blow the wind of God on you! You are destroyed forever and you will never be back!”
You have to do it just right, and Kenneth knows the special frequency.
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That’s a wider question. The examples you gave are quite specific and seem to be wrong. For example, I can’t think of anywhere where the Bible talks about Satan liberating himself – though there is one place where he is released. Perhaps Paine is thinking of Milton (you could that idea from Paradise Lost).
Thanks for the reference, though. I should read it.
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