This American undercover documentary follows and interviews miracle workers like Benny Shin. The question arises whether faith and prayer can heal. This documentary is an in-depth study and insightful look into the world of televangelists and “faith healers.” It takes a unique approach because the same amount of time is spent breaking down the psychological, neurological, sociological and other scientific gimmicks these vampires use, and its commercial purpose, making it a profit to swindle millions of dollars Lucky business.
From the “Crusades” of the Americas through Europe to Africa, viewers witness heartbreaking stories that will melt the hardest of hearts with compassion. Watch people who are terminally ill, disabled, or whose families need miracles open their checkbooks or pull out their credit cards to make thousands of donations (a family that recently converted to Hinduism donated $2,000 in the hope their son would be cured of a brain tumor. Nine He died months later) was a heartbreaking moment of true drama that will likely be seen for a long time to come. The hustlers’ answers to the documentary makers’ questions were excellent and well-phrased, with a constant emphasis on “you have to believe or it won’t work”.
