I would make a better Christian televangelist than my opponent

Here is my transcript: "Let me begin by saying that I don"t want your money. There is no number to call to make donations; there is no address to write down if all you are doing is sending a check. This program is paid for by the members of this congregation. I hope it benefits you in the Lord, but there is nothing that I want you to give to me, this congregation, or this program. Instead, I want you involved in your local church. As I said, I hope this program is helpful, but it doesn"t replace your local church. It does not replace worshiping with other believers. You need that time. You need to be a member of a Christian body. Your local church needs you, and you need your church. Since I mentioned money a moment ago, I will also say that you need to financially support the church where you are a member. The church throughout history has set the standard of giving 10% of whatever God has given you back to His church. If your church isn"t doing what is right with the money then either change churches or (even better) change your church. Now, if you genuinely can"t afford to give that is one thing. Don"t let your children go hungry in order to give money away. However, if you are watching this program that means that you live in America and have access either to cabal or satellite television, or to the internet. That means that there is a 98% chance that you can afford to give a tenth of what you earn to your church. If you really feel that you can"t afford it then drop the luxury of cabal or the internet and that will free up the money. Don"t listen to the culture which says that your luxury should always come first. Don"t listen to the society that is obsessed with materialism and bling and showing off. As Paul said, "I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want. I can do all this through him who gives me strength." Now there will be those who attack you for giving. There are those who will make fun of you for living your life for God. There are those who will make silly comments about the faith and imagine they have scored a point against Christianity. They will see a missionary asking for financial support and say that the missionary is only after money, even though that missionary is actually living below the poverty level and building wells for those without clean water. They will say that pastors are only after money even though, based on hours worked per week and education required, the pastorate is one of the lowest paying professions in America.* They will point to mega church pastors as their prime example of overpaid clergy, even though these pastors run organizations with between 2,000 and 20,000 members and are paid only a fraction of what they would earn if they achieved the same feat in the secular world. If all else fails they will insinuate that you are hypocrites, self-righteous, and gullible, even though they don"t know you or have any evidence to back up those claims. Let them. Let them attack. Let ridicule. You can"t stop them, but even if you could still don"t. Let goodness be your first defense, so that when they attack you as greedy and selfish those who actually look at your life will know that their attacks are false. Let them attack, for all they have is words. We live in hope, in faith, and in love. There insults can do nothing to us unless we let them." Pro did say that he would be a better televangelist, not that he would bring in more money. So, what do you think? Is this better? * http://jobs.aol.com... http://www.dailyfinance.com...