It is truly ironic how this preacher has all these ideas and talks about contradiction, yet was caught doing methamphetamines and with a male prostitute. I think that people should form their own opinions and not be brainwashed by people like him. -Julia Drazin
Wow that's crazy to think that he was just contradicting himself all along and how people looked up to him for advice and guidance while he was doing bad things behind the scenes.
This scene is the most memorable and aggravating one in the entire documentary, in my opinion. Throughout this entire interview, Ted Haggard is being incredibly narcissistic, contradictory, and hypocritical. At the end of the interview, Haggard tells Dawkins to not be arrogant, but he immediately follows that statement by telling Dawkins that if he had read the same books and knew the same scientists that Haggard did, then he (Dawkins) would be great like him (Haggard).
It is truly ironic how this preacher has all these ideas and talks about contradiction, yet was caught doing methamphetamines and with a male prostitute. I think that people should form their own opinions and not be brainwashed by people like him. -Julia Drazin
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ReplyDeleteThis scene is the most memorable and aggravating one in the entire documentary, in my opinion. Throughout this entire interview, Ted Haggard is being incredibly narcissistic, contradictory, and hypocritical. At the end of the interview, Haggard tells Dawkins to not be arrogant, but he immediately follows that statement by telling Dawkins that if he had read the same books and knew the same scientists that Haggard did, then he (Dawkins) would be great like him (Haggard).
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