Pat Robertson's Most Outrageous Quotes (VIDEOS)

Pat Robertson has racked up countless on-air hours in his nearly half-century as a televangelist. Host of "The 700 Club," the premier program of the Christian Broadcasting Network, he is for many a prophetic voice of Christendom. For others, Robertson's broadcasts amount to laughable displays of ignorance, at best, and revelations of outright bigotry, at worst.

During the last month of 2011, Robertson seems to be on a roll. After predicting Divine punishment for gay rights advocacy to claiming gays can "un-acquire" homosexuality and turning mac 'n' cheese into a race issue, only one question remains: What will he say next?

HuffPost Religion has put together this list of "best of" Robertson for your consideration. What have we missed? What is your "favorite"?

Comments

[Gerard St Laurent]

03:59 PM on 05/04/2012

That man is sick, yet, people still believe him.

[joepaterno]

12:46 PM on 01/25/2012

So, what are the outrageous comments?

[iLdoRight]

11:26 PM on 01/10/2012

Caption suggestion; " No ! Alfred E. Neuman Is Not My Love Child ! "

[WheelsOnFire]

12:07 AM on 01/09/2012

Would a Supreme Being really allow this embarrassing idiot to serve as his spokesman on earth?

Oh, well, then there's Santorum, too.

[Craig Popkess]

07:44 AM on 01/06/2012

Pat misses the 16th Century...there just are not enough witches around when you need them.

[treabeton]

09:56 PM on 01/03/2012

He is an alien. Send him home.

Seriously. This guy is a flaming..................

[Anne Siperek]

12:22 PM on 01/03/2012

Didn't he basically steal the 700 club right out from Tammy Fay and Jim Baker? Im sorry, this man makes telling people I am a christian, embarrassing at times. I am not embarrassed by the Lord, just by some of his so called servants.

[April Dancer 25]

11:14 AM on 01/03/2012

In the 1980s, he prayed a hurricane away from Virginia and toward New York because the City and State of New York are godless. I'm gobsmacked that people actually watch him and send in money.

[MountPanic]

02:24 PM on 01/02/2012

He also used the Parable of the Talents as a justification for mercenary greed and crass acquisition, when it is, in fact, a lesson about being yourself and making the most of what you are.

[bob riversmith]

10:28 AM on 01/02/2012

There is no wisdom here ...

[jestermarcus]

01:57 AM on 01/02/2012

I stopped being surprised by idiots at the age of 13. So needless to say, this doesn't surprise me.

[lastwarning2earth rev14]

11:07 PM on 01/01/2012

Pat Robertson can do the cover for Mad Magazine. ( only their credible)

[LMPE]

08:10 PM on 01/01/2012

Pat Robertson always struck me as the last person who would ever endorse marijuana legalization.

[etonkinson]

06:59 PM on 01/01/2012

Where's HuffPost at when prominent Muslim clerics across the globe are publicly calling for the murder of Christians, Jews, or anyone else who chooses to live outside the confines of the
Quran?

[taoistpunk]

08:08 PM on 01/01/2012

this is HP U.S.

if you want more foreign news try HP Pakistan...

[LMPE]

08:11 PM on 01/01/2012

A better thing to do would be to show the similarities between the people whom you just mentioned and our own jihadists (Robertson, Hagee, etc).

[spicedust]

06:18 PM on 01/01/2012

Homo sexuality and Transgender are a very old concept. In the great Hindu Epic of Mahabaratha, there is a character by the name Shikandi who was born as a female but raised as a man and married a princess! Also, during the last year of exile Handsome Pandava prince disguised himself as a transgender who thought dance to a princess. Even today in India, the 3rd gender is considered as good omen and hence invited to all the good ceremonies at home. There are so many ancient sculptures in South India that speaks of Homosexualities. People shouldn't torment the homosexuals in the name of religion!