[Mr Rogers]

“I have to question the wisdom of a man who would associate with Ken Copeland.”

I wouldn’t mind the meeting, as long as the other person called on Copeland to repent and convert. Prosperity theology is hard to reconcile with the scriptures.

[Biggirl]

Mr. Copeland is a believing Christian to start, that is important.

John 17.

[metmom]

I wouldn’t mind the meeting, as long as the other person called on Copeland to repent and convert. Prosperity theology is hard to reconcile with the scriptures.

And those people are almost impossible to convince that that is the case.

I've run in Pentecostal circles for a number of years and there is a lot of their theology that is unscriptural but they know what they've experienced and you can't tell them otherwise.

For them experience trumps Scripture. They interpret Scripture in light of their experience instead of examining their experience in light of Scripture.