I Was Wrong (Paperback)

from Oreillynsf

So you read the title, and ya think, hey maybe this guy came to some sense of personal responsibility for his crimes and chicanery. Nope. Still full of it, still finding people and situational excuses to sidestep his supreme culpability. Happy I found the book in a free box at a library sale, so ...

from texicanwife

When Bakker was accused and convicted, back in the day, I was one of a few who actually believed in him. Even though my parents lost thousands of dollars to his PTL program and Heritage USA, where they purchased life-long memberships, to this day they continue to support him. So, when my parents ...

from professormark

Interesting read. Jim Bakker's story of the PTL scandal that brought down his empire.

from PhillipThomas

At 461 pages a pretty meaty read briefly covering the events resulting in the imprisonment of Bakker and his release, but mostly covering his time in prison. In places I can see how the content relates to the title and in other parts of the book the reader is left wondering whether Bakker accepts...