Apparently, his marriage cannot "BE HEALED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

[Piotr Rasputin]

Benny Hinn's wife files for divorce.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/02/wife-of-televangelist-benny-hinn-files-for-divorce.html

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

It'll be interesting to see what kind of worm can is opened regarding Benny's money.

 

[BitterYoungMatador2]

Who gets custody of his hair?

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

When Benny Hinn first came to my attention, I figured he was just drafting off Benny Hill's heat.

 

[Piotr Rasputin]

When Benny Hinn first came to my attention, I figured he was just drafting off Benny Hill's heat.

Excellent.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Piotr, the really sad thing is that I wasn't kidding. :-[ :-\

 

[Yodel]

Maybe he's the one who counseled Evander Holyfield to try to "heal" his wife of her money problems.

 

[Matt1735]

And I thought that TMZ was reporting that Elin was still filing for divorce.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

Piotr's second YouTube link has a link to , which I found highly appropriate.

 

[hondo]

Who the hell is Benny Hinn?

 

[Piotr Rasputin]

Who the hell is Benny Hinn?

You obviously have Internet access. Go find out.

 

[slappy4428]

Who gets stuck with his Nehru Jackets?

 

[printdust]

Here's what irks me about people like Hinn: If they were spot on, we wouldn't have need of a health care debate. I went to one of them healing services about 20 years ago. Watched intently as a woman on a walker came up to be healed and she walked gingerly out without the walker. Then I watched her after the service out in the foyer waiting for my wife. She had the walker in front of her and she was gazing at it like Evel Knievel gazed at the Snake River Canyon. She stayed there until I had to leave; not knowing I was staring at her.

Being a Christian, I understand one central element in scripture to be the universal will of God when one asks what such is. It's not the name-it, claim-it gospel. It's not a bunch of healing just waiting to be bestowed upon us, insurance card or not. It's that everyone come to know Christ. And to that comes this story: one about a man in Tennessee who somehow made it outside a hospital with his young dead child, heading for a "healing revival". The man brought the child down to the minister who you might guess, was taken aback. They prayed over the child, asked for more to come and lay hands on the child, on the dad. Nothing happened. The child never awoke from her eternal slumber. But, so goes the story, 200 people either accepted Christ that night or rededicated themselves, apparently after confronted with cold, heart reality. Death is real. I guess there was more good religion in that place that night than at 30 roll em in roll em out Benny Hinn circuses. Not to say miracles don't occur, just not as one man demands it.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

So, who's going to take the fall for this divorce?

 

[Piotr Rasputin]

While working for a company that did soccer and college football games, I also worked a Scientology event and I worked security at one of Hinn's events in the mid-1990s at the local NBA arena. Was about 30 feet from where he was doing "The Anointing!"

A surreal experience, to say the least. A member of his staff was telling me about how he healed Evander Holyfield. The audience members were bawling their eyes out during the ceremony. The funniest part as when he started yelling and pointing at the front rows like he Magneto or something. They fell as if shot.

But of course people faint. Who wants 16,000 people to point and say "The Evil One is within them! They did not faint when they received the Anointing! Tear them apart!!!"

 

[Double J]

The prominence of people like Benny Hinn is proof, as if we needed it, that P.T. Barnum's words are timeless.

 

[Bubbler]

I wonder if she had to get a restraining order from his healing hand?

 

[Pastor]

Maybe his hands weren't just for healing...

Who the hell is Benny Hinn?

You obviously have Internet access. Go find out.

What makes it so obvious?

 

[printdust]

While working for a company that did soccer and college football games, I also worked a Scientology event and I worked security at one of Hinn's events in the mid-1990s at the local NBA arena. Was about 30 feet from where he was doing "The Anointing!"

A surreal experience, to say the least. A member of his staff was telling me about how he healed Evander Holyfield. The audience members were bawling their eyes out during the ceremony. The funniest part as when he started yelling and pointing at the front rows like he Magneto or something. They fell as if shot.

But of course people faint. Who wants 16,000 people to point and say "The Evil One is within them! They did not faint when they received the Anointing! Tear them apart!!!"

You forgot to mention how Tom Cruise was set off by this event.

 

[Songbird]

So, who's going to take the fall for this divorce?

That's very funny.