Leap of Faith - Benny Hinn a Dangerous Fake
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Channel: Prove All Things.....
Views: 1,149,465
Rating: 4.0802832 out of 5
Keywords: Benny Hinn (Author), God TV (TV Network), Trinity Broadcasting Network (Organization), Fraud (Crime Type), Deception (Crime Type), 60 Minutes (TV Program)
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Length: 23min 25sec (1405 seconds)
Published: Mon Nov 25 2013
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My Dad was diagnosed with ALS when I was a child and I lost count of how many of these "crusades" we attended including Benny Hinn. I remember being so hopeful that today would be the day my dad would be healed. And every time destroyed when nothing happened. One time we went to a "prophetic healer" at a regional church. When he heard of my dad he prayed over him and of course nothing happened. This man then went on to say that my dad wasn't being healed because someone in our family was hiding sin from god. I sat there as a five year old contemplating any and all "sins" I had performed. I began to cry and weep. Was I the reason my dad was dying? After the service we got home and my dad sat us all down and I had never seen him so angry. He looked at my siblings with eyes on fire and told us that preacher was wrong and that none of us were to blame. We never went to another "healing" service. Strangely yesterday would have been my dads birthday. He died almost 23 years ago. Fuck Benny Hinn and his ilk.
In the interview Benny Hinn claims that he's not a fake by saying, "You can't fool all of the people all of the time." Clearly he can't fool all of the people, since he can't fool the man interviewing him.
My great grandparents lost their life savings to this crook. Died penniless.
13:40 Hinn basically says "No no no, I'm not a fraud, the people who come to my events are stupid." False dichotomy lol, both are true.
This is really unsettling.
In my mid-teens insomnia, I always loved catching Benny Hinn at 1am or so. He just smacked the hell right out of people! Whack whack whack, and down they go. Push one into a crowd, the whole crowd goes down! Swat an oncoming crowd with your jacket and they all fall, just keep swinging! Having seen lower levels of similar hysteria in my own local church, I found it amazing and frightening, but still confounding. Were they plants in the crowd, or just really susceptible to suggestion? Sometimes it looked like he really hauled off and hit someone good, and of course they went down. Did he just really smack the shit out of someone if he didn't think they'd fall voluntarily? I could never tell.