700 Club News

Televangelist Pat Robertson is under fire once again after telling the wife of a cheating husband to get over the infidelity and provide a better home so he doesn't "wander." Robertson was responding to a letter from a woman identified as Ivy during Wednesday's episode of The 700 Club .

Televangelist Pat Robertson has been dishing out his own unique and off-base brand of marriage advice again, this time telling the wife of a cheating husband that she needs to "get over it," reports the Huffington Post on May 16 .

At the Catalyst Conference in Dallas, Texas, controversial pastor Mark Driscoll ignited the Twittersphere yet again when he made it known that he isn't concerned with caring for creation.

The longer he talks, the easier it becomes to discount almost anything Rev. Pat Robertson says.

Pat Robertson, a longtime mouthpiece for the religious right, made the unusual suggestion during Tuesday's episode of his daily "700 Club" program on the Christian Broadcasting Network.

Television preacher Pat Robertson warned viewers of his "700 Club" program on Thursday not to listen to "false prophets" that have a "poor track record" and "shoot their mouth off." The CBN host was responding to a question from co-host Terry Meeuwsen, about how to identify "false prophets." He replied: "By their fruits you shall know them.

Televangelist Pat Robertson compares gays to murderers, rapists and thieves, claiming gays and lesbians can "change their sexual preference" just like murders, rapists and thieves can change their preference for murdering, raping and stealing.

Television preacher and former Republican presidential candidate Pat Robertson said Tuesday on "The 700 Club" that he believes plans to expand the use of security cameras in Boston in the wake of the marathon bombing are really the heralds of the coming apocalypse, brought about by "the mark of the beast." Citing noted author and atheist George ... (more)

Insane television personality Pat Robertson used his 700 Club soapbox yesterday to offer his own two cents on the recent anti-gay remarks made by ESPN reporter Chris Broussard during a live discussion about Jason Collins.

ESPN hoops reporter Chris Broussard wasn't quite ready to declare free agent C Jason Collins an American hero for the latter's coming out yesterday afternoon, with Broussard adding that adulterers, fornicators and those engaging in pre-marital sex are Collins' teammates "in opposition to God". But enough about Steve Phillips, while most reasonable ... (more)

Televangelist Pat Robertson has made a slew of outrageous statements over the last several decades.

That's the inflammatory claim made by controversial evangelical leader Pat Robertson on Thursday's episode of Christian Broadcasting Network's "The 700 Club" program, which began with a discussion of President Barack Obama's appearance at a Planned Parenthood fundraising event .