Truth be told, as I first began to read this blog post I thought that James White had written it. Of course, it turns out that I was mistaken and that this was a re-posting of a piece that had more or less been Canerized at a different website. I would like to comment--and hope to do so as a follow-up piece--but the article itself is enough to think about and chew on for a long time:
By the way, if the careers of the likes of Jimmy Swaggart, Peter Popoff, or Charlton Pearson can survive or be revived after media scandals or dissolution of their ministry, why can’t Caner just fess up, lie low for a while, and wait for his public career to be brought back from the dead? Oh, wait: somewhere along the line I think I answered my own question.
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