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I had no idea Hinn was HQ'd in DFW. It's just one crooked jesus-jockey after another in this place.

But the "big J" was all about the Sandals. For someone who is clearly trying to emulate by bringing back the dead, you'd think Hinn would at least start small and begin with the iconic footwear.
If I saw anoyone, much less a televangelist, wearing sandals all winter--I'd toss him a buck--surely it's unnecessary to write ALL collections down.

I always hear Boots Randolph's "Yakety Sax" when I see Benny Hill..er..Hinn performing "healings" and the follow up reactions on television accordingly. Am I alone in this??

Anywho, I watched the interview and I was really impressed Dan Harris handled up accordingly..

I love The Benny Hinn show. I'd used to stay up late and watch him run around in sandals and ride bicycles then those wacky British women would pop out bare chested and do some silly bit with that wacky song playing. Oh wait.......I read those last two consonants wrong.

Every time I see a televangelist, any televangelist, I think of Elmer Gantry. I've got to re-read that book sometime. It was way better than the movie.

It seems like I'm not the only one who flips through the TV Guide and goes "Alright, Benny Hill! Oh, damn, it's the scam artist."

I'd like to see a mashup of his "healings" set to Yakety Sax.

I think Benny Hinn deserves some credit and respect.There are multitudes of people that have been positively affected by his ministry in material, emotional and spiritual ways.It would be interesting to actually see an unbiased research of what Hinn's ministry has contributed to people's welfare in monetary terms.