lmao @ Haggard working as a door to door salesman! damn he fell hard.
But seriously, you almost feel for the guy. And if he truly believes all that bible shit he's been spewing out his entire life, you can imagine how torturous those beliefs must be - knowing deep down inside you're queer and god hates you. It seems he truly believes he really has a choice in it all and that he can be cured of his gayness by trying to be more christian. That must be rough. Not too mention the church he founded exiling him. haha
I found the short documentary (41 minutes) very interesting.
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But seriously, you almost feel for the guy. And if he truly believes all that bible shit he's been spewing out his entire life, you can imagine how torturous those beliefs must be - knowing deep down inside you're queer and god hates you. It seems he truly believes he really has a choice in it all and that he can be cured of his gayness by trying to be more christian. That must be rough. Not too mention the church he founded exiling him. haha
I found the short documentary (41 minutes) very interesting.
Ted Haggard had it all: prosperity, a doting wife, five kids and a ministry that reached more than 30 million followers who hung on his every word. But in 2006, it all fell apart in a sea of scandal. Journalist/filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi returns to talk with "Pastor Ted"--whom she met while filming Friends of God for HBO--who was exiled from the church he built and the state where he lived after admitting to "sexual immorality" and to buying methamphetamines. Following Haggard and his family as they move from house to house and motel to motel, Pelosi interviews the sullied ex-minister as he works as a traveling insurance salesman...and maps out a strategy for redeeming himself and supporting his family. (NA) ()
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