The prosperity message unashamedly calls people to place their hope in the passing pleasures of this world. Rather than denouncing wrong desires, it glorifies worldly lifestyles, feeds on sinful greed, and makes poppycock promises to desperate people: “Get right with the Lord and He will give you a well-paid job, a nice house and a new car.” The prosperity gospel is more morally reprehensible than a Las Vegas casino because it masquerades as religion and comes in the name of Christ. But like the casinos, it attracts its victims with glitzy showmanship and the allure of instant riches. After devouring their last cent, like a spiritual slot machine, it sends them home worse off than when they came.

John MacArthur

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Candy	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	c	Sugar
2/3	c	Light corn syrup
3/4	c	Water
		Oil flavoring (optional)
		Coloring (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

From: [email protected]
Date: 29 Mar 1995 03:39:59 -0700
Here's a hard candy recipe that's published in a leaflet, "Guide to Hard
Candy Making," by Apollo Mold Company.  It's pretty good, though you have
to be careful to use enough coloring and flavoring!
In a saucepan, blend sugar, corn syrup, and water.  Bring to a boil over
high heat until mixture reaches 290 degrees Fahrenheit.  Stir frequently
with a metal (not wood) spoon. Remove pan from heat. Allow to stand until
bubbles have simmered down. Add flavoring and color, as desired. Too much
stirring will cause the syrup to solidify into a hard sugary lump. Mold
into desired shapes in Apollo Hard Candy Molds sprayed lightly with a
nonstick vegetable oil spray. Work fast. If mixture becomes too cold and
thick, it may be warmed for a few seconds in a microwave.
When hard candies are completely cooled, store them in airtight containers
or place them, individually, in 3- by 5-inch plastic sucker bags.
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