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Kenneth Copeland, James Robison, et. al. convene with Pope

By sifilings on Thu, 07/03/14
Fundamentalism & Evangelicalism
Pope Francis
Kenneth Copeland
James Robison

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Mark_Smith

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Fri, 07/04/14

FWIW I used to be charismatic/word of faith. I was saved watching Copeland’s Believer’s Voice of Victory “way back” in 1991. I still have lots of friends inside that movement and I receive emails from various groups.

Kenneth Copeland is convinced that Pope Francis is a charismatic Catholic and has been heavily promoting this to the pastors and ministers in his special by invitation only minister’s meetings. (In the Word of Faith world you are something if you have been invited to this meeting) The local large word of Faith church in my town is fully on board (something I never thought I would see—the pastor used to say Catholicism was in error) and they now include Catholics as brothers and are teaching this is part of God’s “end times revival”.

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