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Daily Archives: August 19, 2012
What Pat Robertson should have said…
As a physician with a fair amount of experience in treating adopted children with emotional, behavioral and developmental disorders and a working knowledge of the Bible, allow me to suggest an alternate response to Mr. Robertson or any other Christ follower if a similar question comes up again. Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Controversies, Key Ministry
Tagged 700 Club, Adoption, orphan care, Pat Robertson, Shannon Dingle
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