If you like her, you like her, and if you don’t, I doubt it matters what credentials she has.
Her website says she has a PhD in Theology.
I got into the habit of watching her in the evening. Some of what she teaches on tv and in her books is good but I don’t like the fact she might not be qualified to teach.
I can’t find that.
She’s not even Catholic, so she’s not “qualified to teach” from a Catholic POV even if her Ph. D. were from Harvard, but as far as I can tell she’s not anti-Catholic, and she has a strong love for Jesus, so if you like her, listen to her, and if you don’t, then don’t.
If it’s allowed I’d like to read them.
I thought that she kind of sounds like she’s anti-organized-religion.
She may well be; I don’t actually listen to her very much. I read one of her books, and I found it helpful, but I wasn’t looking to her for theology or doctrine, or any kind of teaching on the Sacraments, or anything like that.
I don’t know of any reason you should not post these links. There is no rule against it.
There is if the links the poster posts are slanderous, bear false witness, and can’t be proven, non-Catholics are no exception. Nobody deserves to have untruths posted.
If you’ve ever been down and out, no longer wanting to live, Joyce may help you, but Aquinas and Augustine will do jack something for you. Jesus never questioned the good Samaritan’s religious positions. His doctrinal soundness. Joyce has been a lifeline to many.
Might be like First Church of the Blue Suede Shoes, Deliverance.
PHD can also mean Post Hole Digging!
There are no lifelines who hold the Catholic faith? I find that extremely hard to believe.
It is an unaccredited school. Joyce Meyer, who I have watched and even follow on Twitter, believes in the Prosperity gospel. If you give money to her Church, God will bless you. She is part of the Word of Faith movement. If you proclaim it will be given to you by the LORD. Well, as we all know, many followers of the LORD have suffered in their life and millions of Christians around the world live in horrible poverty.
Aquinas and Augustine are no lifelines, that I know. We were discussing Joyce Meyer, I never said no such lifelines exist in the Catholic Church. Father Jacques Philippe, Jean Vanier are Catholic lifelines.