The point is that Hagin claimed his teaching was from God and yet he plagarized extensive portions from EW Kenyon. McConnell's book is well documented (it was his Master's thesis at Oral Roberts University). A Different Gospel.
You really ought to read it. We all are imperfect, but Hagin claims this teaching was revealed directly to him by God, YET he plagarizes EW Kenyon.
***Yes, I've heard of Kenyon but it's been years since I read anything about him.***
Your really ought to read McConnell then. EW Kenyon got his ideas from Phineas Parkhurst Quimby. Ever heard of Phineas Parkhurst Quimby?
IF your goal is to prove that great men of God have been scoundrals--you only have to go as far as the Old Testament.
I knew Kenyon had learned from at least one earlier fellow.
I am very skeptical that Hagin meant everything he'd ever learned in Christianity had 100% come only from God. He certainly had some extensive lessons from God alone when he was bedridden so many months . . . as do most Christians in such a state.
Do you really have soooooo much trouble spitting out the bones?
If so, you might prepare yourself to face your own bones. God is increasingly assisting people in doing that rather intensely and vividly beyond what they can imagine before they are in the midst of the lessons.