Who are the 50 worst fake Christian preachers?

[DubiousIntentions]

I have seen people ripping Christians on here. These fakes may be the reason people are turned off to Christianity.

Correction, "the most evil FAKE Christians in the world.

[AmeerX]

It's a pretty long 40 minutes video. I will watch it. As much I love common Christian folks. I can just say I hate these preachers and types from all religions. They think they can dictate God's word better than others.

No offense, God gave people holy books not so that these people can make money off such things but so that they would do something for betterment of people. Saints and sages of the past are nothing like people portray just to make them "more Holy then the Prophets" and it's pathetic.

You are better off watching Pk movie and many other Indian movies that expose how people under veil of religion really make religion a business. Not pointing fingers at anyone Templars and Pope nowadays is one example of the extravagant spending they do on themselves.

In my own country the Muslim clergy and Peers (saints) and their gaddi nasheens (disciples) have amassed large swathes of land from gullible followers. And some weirdos end up getting their wives to these that God will give them a son.

Here is how it really works.

100 people went to get a favor of God through these types and then 50 will come true and those 50 will get 100 more and then few years later they will have their following reach thousand with people giving them mknry

[DubiousIntentions]

But the ones that come true may having nothing to do with these Charlesons. It is God who answers prayer, not them.

[AmeerX]

Exactly 💯

[LiamJHayden]

When I see the preacher taking little or no salary, driving a regular car, preaching from the Bible in context, and spending time helping the less fortunate I tend to think "real thing." When I see one preaching stuff that contradicts clear Bible teachings, living in mansions, and flying in private jets, I think "charlatan fleecing the flock." The harder cases for me are those between the extremes.

[Daniela1982]

The last on the list should have been the first. Joel Osteen. I've never seen him read out of the Bible. When you own a house like this, you are in it for the money, not for God. Hell, the guest house is bigger than the Governor's mansion or the President's house combined.

[AmeerX]

That's how our peer (saints/holy men) of modern times have here in my country too.

[collie22]

My bible says there's a life book in heaven and God will judge our works. I wouldn't want to step on his toes.

[DubiousIntentions]

There is the Book of Life in Heaven, which contains the names of all who have accepted Jesus as the payer of the penalty for their sins. If your name is not found in the Book of Life on Judgement Day, you will not be entering Heaven.

[collie22]

I talk with Jesus every day, He knows me 😊

[Anonymous]

I've met a couple on the list who get bad press. Most of them I agree need to shut up.

The issue most people have is the personal income of the preachers concerned. The ones I've met personally practice the concept of a "reverse tithe", meaning what they are personally given or earn through book sales, etc they give the first 90% of that income - before taxes - back to church based charities. The problem where they're accused of hypocrisy etc is where they're still receiving a million or more a year after that.

Funny how nobody criticises JK Rowling or James Patterson for being wealthy authors, but the second any Christian is making money they're somehow corrupt hypocrites.

For most people if they want to see a hypocrite, look in the mirror.

[pathfinder69420]

I am convinced that Kenneth Copeland is something dark. But, really, just look up the names of any 50 Christian preachers and there you'll have your answer. You could probably stack up quite a lineup of bad dudes if you focus on Catholic priests.

[Anonymous]

Have you noticed that no one ever bothers to go after...

fake Jews...

or fake Muslims...

or fake Hindus...

or fake Buddhists...

Oddly, strangely enough, the only religion people feel emboldened to call someone professing it “fake” is Christianity.

Funny how that criticism of authentic faith only seems to ever get leveled at those “fake Christians.”

[Daniela1982]

Because real, genuine Christians have nothing to be criticized about. They are sinners just as anyone else. God does not see their sins because they have repented. God does not take into our sins as the debt of our sin has been paid. Psalms 103:12, Isaiah 38:17, Isaiah 43:25 and Micah 7:19
as far as the east is from the west,

so far does he remove our transgressions from us.

17 Behold, it was for my welfare

that I had great bitterness;

but in love you have delivered my life

from the pit of destruction,

for you have cast all my sins

behind your back.

25 “I, I am he

who blots out your transgressions for my own sake,

and I will not remember your sins.

19 He will pagain have compassion on us;

he will tread our iniquities underfoot.

You will cast all our sins

into the depths of the sea.

[Opinion Owner]

@Daniela1982 I see you completely missed the point.

[Daniela1982]

I'm just saying that there are a lot of fake Christians and pastors out there today that don't follow sound doctrine. 2 Timothy 4:3 - For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine. Instead, to suit their own desires, they will gather around them a great number of teachers to say what their itching ears want to hear.

[strateguy632]

your theory is true despite their sin does not show ANY ERROR in faith. christians oppose those frauds often before they get caught officially.

[exitseven]

The Reverend Moon was the worst. He is no longer with us. He is roasting on the end of a pitchfork for his misdeeds.

[Drewtate]

https://www.youtube.com/embed/lLNZjQ28tPE

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[NathanDavis]

how come is there that many dozens of them

and people making them that rich... lol

[DubiousIntentions]

sadly, yes. We even have Charleton's in our own government.

[Sevenpointfive]

that guy moses. wasn't he the first and he wrote the bible!

[DubiousIntentions]

He wrote the first 5 books, but many people contributed to the Bible, like the Apostles. They wrote most of the New Testament.

[Sevenpointfive]

ok. now the 49 that contributed after moses

[YesterdaysChild]

There are 66 books in the Bible. Remember the old song?
https://youtu.be/KJ8s3hnD8-c?si=o1Fppvd5TpkcCPTV

[Sevenpointfive]

@YesterdaysChild god damn that song is old. like 20 years before me lol

[YesterdaysChild]

But it still holds true.

[Nemesis2k7]

100% of them. Religion is narcissism

Brainwashing. Sooner the people wake up to this fact , the better.

[YesterdaysChild]

The thing is, these false teachers give all the true God fearing evangelists a bad name.

[strateguy632]

learn English those words narcissism and Brainwashing each have meaning so not apply to christians.

[loveslongnails]

Since I don't pay attention to ANY of them, I couldn't tell you many names.

[Anonymous]

They love the fakes, they just hate the holiness of God and his justice

[dolemite58]

peter popoff was always my fave with his miracle water informercials 😂

[slatyb]

The ones that molest children.

[HaveNoName]

Paul, to begin with...

[Alex8736]

The worst preachers are jehovahs witnesses

[Daniela1982]

@Alex8736 Here is what an ex-member said:
As a child, I was brought up in a cult-like community: the Jehovah’s Witnesses. This experience was both traumatic (although I did not realize this at the time) and enlightening, providing me with a unique perspective on organized religion and its effects on individuals and society as a whole. Here are some of the lessons I learned during my time in the cult.

The Power of Indoctrination
The Jehovah’s Witnesses were remarkably skilled at indoctrinating their members, particularly children. From a young age, we were taught to fear the world outside the community, to believe that the end of the world was imminent, and that only those who remained faithful to the organization would be saved. This indoctrination was reinforced through a variety of means, including repetitive meetings, literature, and the constant presence of other members in our lives. We were encouraged to view non-members with suspicion and to see the organization as the only source of truth in the world. As a child, I remember feeling lucky to have been born into the one true faith, and I was taught that everyone else was lost and misguided.

[Alex8736]

Is that similar to scientology?

[jimmy2]

All they want is money

[DubiousIntentions]

Of course they do. How else can they live in humongous houses without your money funding their lifestyle? Some people are being posers, just in a job for money, and maybe not even believing what they tell you.