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	<description>Don&#039;t be a fool, eat for fuel.  Join me in my journey living healthier in body, mind and spirit.</description>
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		<title>By: Tom</title>
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		<description>Nice post and well written. 

This is disgusting.  It embodies the same concept of the &quot;prosperity doctrine&quot; preached by so many pentecostal churches.  The notion that God wants us to have material happiness, ie. loads of money, a nice body etc. is so sickeningly off the mark and ignorant that I feel better off not knowing about the existence of these &#039;ministries&#039;, or as some people put it: preachers of the word of the &quot;lollypop Jesus&quot;. God is not a cash-cow for someone&#039;s dietary methods and financial advice. These churches are all gloss and no substance, and most certainly they are nothing more than lean, mean, cash-making machines. 

Humility and simplicity would be so refreshing in the face of this garbage.</description>
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<p>This is disgusting.  It embodies the same concept of the &#8220;prosperity doctrine&#8221; preached by so many pentecostal churches.  The notion that God wants us to have material happiness, ie. loads of money, a nice body etc. is so sickeningly off the mark and ignorant that I feel better off not knowing about the existence of these &#8216;ministries&#8217;, or as some people put it: preachers of the word of the &#8220;lollypop Jesus&#8221;. God is not a cash-cow for someone&#8217;s dietary methods and financial advice. These churches are all gloss and no substance, and most certainly they are nothing more than lean, mean, cash-making machines. </p>
<p>Humility and simplicity would be so refreshing in the face of this garbage.</p>
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