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Televangelists Kenneth Copeland, left, and Jesse Duplantis, right, defended their use of private jets as a luxury means of travel, arguing that commercial planes are full of “a bunch of demons” that will bog down their busy schedules with prayer requests. (“Believer’s Voice of Victory” via YouTube)
I Hope Someday God Will Give Me A Private Jet..
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You Hear People, God Himself, Gave Them dem Jets, So Why are People Still Sceptical About This Issue?
While recently flying home on his sleek private jet from a religious convention, anti gay televangelist Jesse Duplantis was asked by God himself, “Do you like your plane? Do you really like it?”
This prompted Duplantis to have a long, hard think about his use of private jets. Afterwards, he determined that, yes, he does like his plane. Not only that, but he needs it. Because without his private jet, he would have to fly commercial, and that’s simply not conductive to spreading the word of Jesus.
After sharing his story, Duplantis and his co-host Kenneth Copeland then spent five entire minutes defending their use of private jets (paid for, of course, by their blind followers who send them donations on a daily basis). Private jets, the men feel, are necessary for their line of work
The televangelists defended their luxury jets late last month in part by contending it would be impractical to fly on a commercial airline “with a bunch of demons” that will bog down their busy schedules with prayer requests.
Kenneth Copeland and Jesse Duplantis argued on Dec. 29 during “Believer’s Voice of Victory” that having their own planes was vital to their work.
In the segment of Mr. Copeland’s “Believer’s Voice of Victory” television program, Duplantis recalled a story where he was on a plane and had to unbuckle his seat belt to speak to God.