Kent Hovind's fall from grace

Kent Hovind is crazy and evil

Kent Hovind used to be world famous. He traveled all over the country speaking 900 times a year, mostly to churches and on radio shows, and gave a rehashed version of Henry Morris's speeches. He was also into conspiracy theories. Like, REALLY into conspiracy theories. So much so that he began to have trouble with the law when he adopted sovereign citizen strategies.
Kent Hovind
Kent is pretty typical of deranged fundamentalist, conspiratorial Christians. He is obsessed with the KJV only theory and regularly mocks his fellow Christians who do not hold to his version of the bible. He is enraged by having to pay any small amount to the federal government, or large amount considering he currently owes 3 million dollars to the feds. He is also an adherent to an extreme and small faction of baptists who hold to a view known as "easy believism." This view basically teaches that as long as you pray a prayer, one time in your life, asking for Jesus to save you, there is literally nothing you can do to lose your salvation. Rape a baby? God might help the police catch you, but you're still going to heaven. Gun down hundreds of people in a terror attack to protest tax laws? God will probably help protect you from harm in Kent's mind!

Kent is also a cult leader. His new schtick is to take a dozen or so followers out in the middle of nowhere and lecture them about how his fellow fundamentalists who disagree with his version of creationism are reprobates who will never be saved by God. I figure he has a year or two before he has a Waco like situation go down on his property. I'll be writing a lot more on this guy, he's a never ending stream of crap and egotism.

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