This seemed a little too impartial, like the writer was emulating his subject. Seriously, take a stance.

Also, this "Prosperity Gospel" isn't all that prosperous, a congregation of about a million only giving $43 million. That's about $43 dollars each, and then a TV following of about 7 million, only netting $30 million. We do the math and find, that is less than $5 per viewer. Part of his message is give money to God, and you'll get more back. It doesn't look like these people are giving much to God. Not that I can throw stones at them; I don't give enough either. I just thought the numbers were a little low.