My bad, you’re correct, I was under the mistaken impression he was a Southern Baptist. But, as you pointed out, the Word of Faith nondenoms are pretty extreme. It’s instructive to read the titles of some of his books (note, this is a deliberate list only of the more tinfoil hat books he’s written – he has some typical preacher touchy-feely books in there as well):
“The Invasion of Demons” (1973)
“Like a cleansing fire” (1974)
“The Beginning of the End” (1996) – at this point, Hagee began churning out End-Times prediction books at the rate of more than one per year.
“Day of Deception” (1997)
“Final Dawn Over Jerusalem” (1998)
“From Daniel to Doomsday: The Countdown has Begun” (1999)
“God’s Two-Minute Warning” (in 2000, of course)
“Attack On America New York, Jerusalem, and The Role of Terrorism in the Last Days” (2001) – after this book, looks like he decided God was going to wait a little longer to start Armageddon, though he clearly still believes it’s “soon”.
“Jerusalem Countdown” (2005)
