Apparently, nobody is.

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I just listened to an interview Ole did on some radio show a couple of months ago. It is interesting the degree to which he has rewritten some of the history of the group. For example, he tells the story of how Trinity came to be involved in the PrimeTime Live expose of Tilton, et al, as something that just kind of fell into our laps while we were minding our own business. This is very far from the truth. The fact is, Harry and others were working very hard for about three years prior to that on getting Ole a forum. Ole thrust himself into the public eye. The notion that he was sitting around down on Columbia minding his own business when Diane Sawyer called him out of the blue and asked him if he wanted to be on national television is laughable.

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Say RR, I've got a question for you: if somebody were to contact you seeking an "expert" on the topic of the world of televangelists and televangelism, would you ever, under any circumstances, refer them to Ole Anthony and/or the Trinity Foundation?

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Of course you would not; it's a rhetorical question, Rick.

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