Christian Health Plan for the Wealthy
die now, live forever, later
Currently, there are arguments about who is worthy to survive "the Rapture."
The afterlife might have been subcontracted out to Odin.
(Odin encourages personal wealth, too. Not sure who grants the opportunity for wealth.)
Cavuto tried to steer Robertson away from this line of reasoning for a more practical, policy-based conversation, but the reality star was firm.
"But, people get sick on earth in their human form," the host pointed out. "Would you advise—"
"Temporary reprieve is not worth it," Robertson cut in. "I'm telling her, I have eternal healthcare and it's free. Doctors can give you a temporary reprieve, but they cannot save you from physical death. The doctors who treat you, they die too."
Robertson's words seemed to stun his interviewer, who gave him another chance to be more clear.
"But you're not dismissing that we need — that people need health care?" Cavuto asked. "Right?"
"I didn't have health care for 50 years," Robertson said. "...Now I'm rich and famous, so I say 'Miss Kay, you can buy any kind of insurance known to man if you want to. But I never needed it for 50 years, so there you go."
https://popculture.com/celebrity/2019/02/06/duck-dynasty-phil-robertson-fox-thoughts-on-healthcare/
CAVUTO: But she’s saying that other people who have been getting away with financial murder will pay for it, the rich, guys like you.
ROBERTSON: What I’m saying is that — Kamala, I already have health care. It’s given to me by God. Eternal health care. I’m guaranteed to be raised from the dead. I have life and immortality given to me by God through Jesus Christ —
CAVUTO: But people get sick on Earth in human form. So, would you advise —
ROBERTSON: The temporary reprieve is not worth it. I’m telling her: I have eternal health care, and it’s free.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/progr...ertson-no-need-for-health-care-because-jesus/
15 million dollars can buy anything, but healthcare in the afterlife ?
die now, live forever, later
Currently, there are arguments about who is worthy to survive "the Rapture."
The afterlife might have been subcontracted out to Odin.
(Odin encourages personal wealth, too. Not sure who grants the opportunity for wealth.)
Cavuto tried to steer Robertson away from this line of reasoning for a more practical, policy-based conversation, but the reality star was firm.
"But, people get sick on earth in their human form," the host pointed out. "Would you advise—"
"Temporary reprieve is not worth it," Robertson cut in. "I'm telling her, I have eternal healthcare and it's free. Doctors can give you a temporary reprieve, but they cannot save you from physical death. The doctors who treat you, they die too."
Robertson's words seemed to stun his interviewer, who gave him another chance to be more clear.
"But you're not dismissing that we need — that people need health care?" Cavuto asked. "Right?"
"I didn't have health care for 50 years," Robertson said. "...Now I'm rich and famous, so I say 'Miss Kay, you can buy any kind of insurance known to man if you want to. But I never needed it for 50 years, so there you go."
https://popculture.com/celebrity/2019/02/06/duck-dynasty-phil-robertson-fox-thoughts-on-healthcare/
CAVUTO: But she’s saying that other people who have been getting away with financial murder will pay for it, the rich, guys like you.
ROBERTSON: What I’m saying is that — Kamala, I already have health care. It’s given to me by God. Eternal health care. I’m guaranteed to be raised from the dead. I have life and immortality given to me by God through Jesus Christ —
CAVUTO: But people get sick on Earth in human form. So, would you advise —
ROBERTSON: The temporary reprieve is not worth it. I’m telling her: I have eternal health care, and it’s free.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/progr...ertson-no-need-for-health-care-because-jesus/
15 million dollars can buy anything, but healthcare in the afterlife ?