In 1979 I knew John Lennon Would Soon see Tragedy via a Godly Impression

NORMAN, Okla. - Nov. 3, 2016 - PRLog -- While many people who admire John as I always have are not aware of this fact, he did actually gravitate strongly toward Christianity at one point in his life. John made donations to the Oral Roberts ministry at one time and also wrote him a letter, asking questions about Christianity and the fulfillment he saw that it brought to others. John also expressed his unhappiness in life and his strong desire to find fulfillment. Roberts replied, giving as much encouragement to John as possible and commending him for sincerely seeking truth and purpose for his life apart from his music career that obviously did not fill the void he was experiencing.

John did experience a great deal of hurt after his remarks stating that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus caused an uproar in 1966 however, it was his responsibility for making the statements that were obviously hurtful to Christians who heard them and who felt terribly let down by the unnecessary remarks.

An interview John granted the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) in 1968 that was re-released in the year 2008 has him stating that if the Beatles led their listeners into a direction in their seeking of fulfillment, he hoped that it was toward Christianity. Not only did John apologize (repent if you will) for his 1966 remark about the Beatles popularity being greater than that of Jesus Christ's, I feel he was also trying to amend for that remark in the later CBC interview. SEE my article regarding John Lennon's assassination, HERE:https://www.amazon.com/Fans-Tribute-Beatles-Growing-Georg...