So - how do we answer the question - how does an investor in Benny Hinn ministries know if his money is going to spread the Word or going to support Benny Hinn and his private jet and luxury homes?
It should be obvious now from reading this thread that it is easy for an interested reader to discover what many people think about Benny Hinn ministries, including fellow Christians and Evangalists. Many groups are none too happy with him. They take exception to his living the high life and they believe that Hinn is not fulfilling his vows as a pastor or preacher by his lifestyle. Whether Hinn spends 1% of the donations on himself or 100% of the donations on himself, he is presenting the wrong image by his lifestyle and ostentatious display.
So - anyone who is interested in how Benny Hinn is spending his money at least has a foundation (especially in today's information-soaked world) to be able to determine if their "investment" in Benny Hinn is a good one, at least from the viewpoint of someone who wants to spread the New Testament message around the world.
Remember - fraud is stealing money from people through deceipt. I am certainly not defending Hinn here by any stretch of the imagination, but it is clear that Hinn does not hide his lifestyle from anyone. In fact, he even appears proud of it. "Investors" in Hinn's ministries know full well that he enjoys his first-class life and he apparently makes no apologies for it.
In this sense, therefore, Hinn is not committing fraud.
More tommorrow.
It should be obvious now from reading this thread that it is easy for an interested reader to discover what many people think about Benny Hinn ministries, including fellow Christians and Evangalists. Many groups are none too happy with him. They take exception to his living the high life and they believe that Hinn is not fulfilling his vows as a pastor or preacher by his lifestyle. Whether Hinn spends 1% of the donations on himself or 100% of the donations on himself, he is presenting the wrong image by his lifestyle and ostentatious display.
So - anyone who is interested in how Benny Hinn is spending his money at least has a foundation (especially in today's information-soaked world) to be able to determine if their "investment" in Benny Hinn is a good one, at least from the viewpoint of someone who wants to spread the New Testament message around the world.
Remember - fraud is stealing money from people through deceipt. I am certainly not defending Hinn here by any stretch of the imagination, but it is clear that Hinn does not hide his lifestyle from anyone. In fact, he even appears proud of it. "Investors" in Hinn's ministries know full well that he enjoys his first-class life and he apparently makes no apologies for it.
In this sense, therefore, Hinn is not committing fraud.
More tommorrow.
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Have a great and fraud-free day.
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