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Televangelist Summaries September, 1995 Abortion ................................................................................................ 124 Christian Nation.................................................................................... 114 Christians & Politics ............................................................................. 121 Federal Government. ............................................................................. 123 Hagee, John .................................................................................... 120-121 Haiti ....................................................................................................... 114 Homosexuality ............................................................................... 115-116 Medicare ................................................................................................ 121 Powell, Colin ......................................................................................... 118 Reed, Ralph ........................................................................................... 118 Separation of Church and State (Ashcroft Amendment) ...................... 119 Spiritual Battle ....................................................................................... 121 United Nations Conference on Women ................................................ 115 700 CLUB 9-1-95 The first hour of the show was a feature about the Brooklyn Tabernacle choir, which was a followed by a episode of the Answers series, in which Robertson answered questions from Regent University students. Robertson: "I think Christians were intended by God to be the leaders. The Bible says this in the Old Testament to the Jews. It says, 'You're to be on top, not on the bottom. You're to be the head, not the tail. You're supposed to have enough money, which you can lend and help others and not have to borrow.' And so Christians have abdicated their proper role." "Some years ago the citizens of Haiti made a pact with the Devil, that the Devil would free them from Napoleonic rule, from France, then they would serve him. I think that the people of Haiti need to break that curse, because it's been a curse on that nation ever since. I think there's a spiritual oppression that somebody like you [to student] needs to lead the people and say, 'We as a nation must break with voodoo. We must break with the occult. We must break with the past. We will not serve Satan. We are going to serve God ... " 700 CLUB 9-5-95 Hosts: Pat Robertson and Ben Kinchlow. NEWSWATCH: 1. NATO forces bomb Serbs again. 2. Hillary Clinton addresses the Women's Conference in Beijing, and has harsh words for China's policies, but feminists are battling the Vatican and other conservative groups over the language of the resolutions. 3. Hurricane Luis is perhaps the most threatening hurricane in 50 years. 4. The Senate returns to work, ready to take up welfare reform. [newsdesk] 5. Nation's Bank buys Bank South Corporation. 6. Sen. Claiborne Pell is expected to retire. 7. Senator Dole speaks up for making English the official language. 8. Many cases of Dengue fever have been reported in Central America. [enddesk] 9. A look inside Sareyevo, ravaged by war. FEATURES: 114 1. Operation Blessing is helping the youth of Bosnia. 2. GUEST: A woman discusses her miraculous recovery from Lyme disease. 3. Robertson answers viewer mail. 4. GUEST: A repeat interview with freshman representative J.C. Watts. 700 CLUB 9-6-95 Hosts: Pat Robertson, Ben Kinchlow, and Terry Meuuwsen. NEWSWATCH: 1. Hurricane Luis pounds islands in the eastern Caribbean. 2. Delegates to the United Nations' Women Conference have decided that the word gender is open to interpretation, handing pro-family groups a major blow. 3. GUEST: By telephone, Mercedes Wilson, a Guatemalan delegate to the women's conference. Robertson: "Who is behind all this? Who is orchestrating these anti-family measures at the conference? Wilson: "Well, in my opinion, there are two agendas in all of this U.N. conference. One is population control, and in this conference they have added the inclusion of driving a wedge between women and men. They say that men are guilty of subjugating women, and the homosexual agenda has grown out of that mentality. It is a very well organized group, though, of extreme feminists who are imposing their will on the majority of the people ofthe world. And as I told them, it is not only wrong what you're doing, or what you're trying to do to the people of poor countries, but our countries are not equipped to handle all the complications that promiscuous behavior brings: increased divorce, venereal disease, abortion, abandonment of the wife and children. This is just disastrous, because the document makes a concerted effort of separating and isolating women from men, and urging her to be independent by sending her into the work force to compete with men into professions that women should go to by choice, not by force." Robertson: "If the world accepts homosexuality as its norm and if it moves the entire world in that regard, the whole world is then going to be sitting like Sodom and Gomorrah before a Holy God. And when the wrath of God comes on this earth, we will all be guilty and we will all suffer for it. And when we see 115 widespread abortion, when we see widespread break-up ofhomes, when we see widespread promiscuity, and all of this being officially sponsored by the leading governments of the world, then the world is going to be guilty. And when God moves, He will be moving in righteousness when He judges this earth, so just keep it in mind, folks. If you say, 'Well, it doesn't matter to me,' you wait, and you'll know how much it will matter when the wrath of God hits the earth." 4. President Clinton is using the executive order in a highly controversial, perhaps unconstitutional, manner. 5. There are new details in the Ruby Ridge incident. 6. Is a bull market underway on Wall Street? FEATURES: 1. Robertson answers viewer questions. 2. GUEST: A man who miraculously survives a plane crash. 3. The above guest sings a song. 4. GUEST: David Pierce talks about ways to reach Generation X. 700CLUB 9-7-95 Hosts: Pat Robertson, Ben Kinchlow, and Terry Meuuwsen. NEWSWATCH: 1. The incident at Ruby Ridge has become the symbol for government out of control. 2. Bob Packwood vows to fight for his job despite the Ethics committee vote to expel him. 3. Hurricane Luis hits the Caribbean. 4. This is already the most active hurricane season in 50 years. 5. A clip oftelevangelist Reinhard Bonnke and Robertson praying for a hurricane to go away. 6. Republicans in Congress and the President are heading for a showdown over spending. [newsdesk] 7. An American medic says he wants to serve the United States, not the United Nations. 8. A new study says aspirin might prevent cancer. 9. Cal Rip ken breaks consecutive games record. [enddesk] FEATURES: 116 1. Faith helps the people of Spokane, Washington make it through tragedy. 2. Tony Thomopoulous, the head of the Family Channel, discusses plans for the network. 3. A repeat of George Forman's interview with Ben Kinchlow. 700CLUB 9-11-95 Hosts: Ben Kinchlow and Terry Meuuwsen. NEWSWATCH: 1. The war in Bosnia could lead to conflict with Russia. 2. Republican presidential candidates attempt to rally support at the Christian Coalition's Road to Victory conference, which was the biggest in the group's history. 3. Senator Bob Packwood will leave the Senate soon, leaving his chairmanship to William Roth. 4. A number of people are getting money from the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) through fraud, often by telling their children to pretend to have mental illness. [newsdesk] 5. At the United Nations Women's conference, a committee passes a resolution saying women have the right to control their own sexuality. 6. Researchers say a defect in the brain causes sudden death syndrome. 7. Airline attendants have a higher risk of breast cancer. 8. A United Nations reports finds that global warming is real. [enddesk] FEATURES: 1. Evangelists have turned their attention to the 1040 Window, the area stretching from west Africa to Southeast Asia, the area in which most of the world's least evangelized people lived. 700 CLUB 9-12-95 Hosts: Ben Kinchlow and Terry Meuuwsen. NEWSWATCH: 117 1. General Colin Powell reveals some political views on abortion, gun control, and affirmative action that would tum off many conservatives. 2. GUEST: Ralph Reed, executive director of the Christian Coalition, discusses a potential Powell presidential run. Reed: "I think his problem, to the extent that he has one, if he does choose to run is that on the issues that the American people are really excited about, term limits, Second Amendment rights to keep and bear arms, defending innocent human life, he's just not there. He calls himself an economic conservative with a social conscience. That's really a euphemism for somebody who is a social liberal or tends to be more to the left on some of these moral issues." 3. President Clinton meets with Congressional leaders to discuss the budget as a government shut-down looms. 4. Pro-family delegates are making some headway at the United Nations Women's conference in Beijing. 5. NATO warplanes conduct more bombings of Bosnia, prompting Russia to call for the United Nations to intervene again. 6. GUEST: Military analyst James Blackwell discusses Bosnia. FEATURES: 1. The mother of Miss America talks about her daughter's deafness. 2. GUEST: George Otis of High Adventure Ministries. 700 CLUB