Top Videos of 2012

Here are the top 12 most viewed posts of the year on AMB:

12 - The Best of the Hitchslap (Part Two)

11 - Neil deGrasse Tyson: The Most Astounding Fact About The Universe

10 - FOX News Host Jokes About the Murder of Madalyn Murray O'Hair

Hagee Tells Atheists To Leave The Country

John Hagee tells atheists that they can leave the country if they don't like the worship of God because they are not wanted here and won't be missed.

God TV Election Special (Highlights)

GodTV has been running a 2 hour "election special" featuring everyone from John Hagee and James Dobson to Pat Robertson and Lou Engle. This is a 10-minute collection of the highlights.

(via RightWingWatch.org)

John Hagee: Stay-At-Home Dads Go to Hell

Pastor Hagee's Extreme Makeover

From ANP - July 24, 2008:

In late May, after three months of deliberation, John McCain called Pastor John Hagee "crazy" and renounced his endorsement. But Hagee has come back stronger than ever -- thanks to friends like William Kristol, Joe Lieberman . . . and the public relations firm W5, which also represents Microsoft, Snoop Dogg and Pamela Anderson. This week in Washington, D.C., Hagee's non-profit organization, Christians United for Israel (CUFI), brought together five thousand supporters of the bedeviled pastor, and a new regime of media relations was much in evidence. Hagee avoided issues that have caused controversy in the past (Armageddon, homosexuals, God's purposes for the Holocaust, Hurricane Katrina, etc.). By pulling back the veil and conducting unauthorized interviews with several of Hagee's Christian Zionist followers, ANP reveals the fanatical ideology that still lies behind the CUFI's more restrained rhetoric.

Glenn Beck asks John Hagee if Obama is the anti-christ

Christians United For Israel - PBS

Bill Moyers Journal reports on the politically powerful group Christians United for Israel, whose leader, Pastor John Hagee, advocates for a preemptive strike against Iran.
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Want to make money? Be a Televangelist

Jerry Falwell, Billy Graham, Pat Robertson, Beny Hinn, John Hagee