If you knew the tricks these ministries use that I've learned over the years, you'd think that financial transparency was not even possible.

Louis L'Amour said: "We teach a child to creep when he should be
running; education becomes a task rather than excitement."

http://www.sermonaudio.com/new_details3.asp?ID=32221

I find the emphasis on a "personal relationship" odd because a lot of people who advocate theological aberrations are insulated from the masses. I can't imagine getting past Creflo Dollar's security people to talk to him. I have heard other people say that Norman Geisler is quite difficult to approach. And the Pope has this special car.

This is my historic comment on the story, by the way.

Seems like the church Pastor Quigley is preaching puts their sermons online, but the site hasn't been updated recently. Maybe his American sermons will be there some time. (Or maybe this isn't the right web site.)

I've slowly come to the opinion that I want the harshest laws and most draconian punishments possible for copyright violation. Maybe when SWAT teams come arrest fathers in dawn raids for alleged copyright violations, leaving the family weeping and wondering what happened, people will start wondering if today's copyright is a good idea. Maybe when a family totals up the amount of money they've spent on copyrighted entertainment over the years, and realize that they've paid more to the corporations who had family members arrested than they can afford to pay a lawyer to defend the family member, will some sanity be restored. Imagine being accused of copyright violations by a prosecutor who used to work for the copyright industry, and trying to defend yourself in front of a judge who used to work for the copyright industry.