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Pat Robertson says cheating man is the fault of his wife. We here at Mediaite don’t claim to be psychiatrists but, generally speaking, when a person just can’t seem to forgive their spouse for adulterous behavior, there are usually several ways to proceed: Address any underlying trust issues with open conversation; split apart if the inability to forgive reflects a serious rift in the relationship; or… sweep everything under the rug and focus on changing your behavior so that the cheating spouse no longer feels the need to wander. Televangelist Pat Robertson seems to believe in the latter option. On today’s 700 Club, Robertson explained to a woman who couldn’t forgive her husband’s adultery that she should simply stop focusing on his cheating ways and instead focus on the positive aspects of their marriage. For instance, “Does he provide a home for you to live in? does he provide food for you to eat? does he provide clothes for you to wear?” Also: “Is he handsome?” As for the man’s cu

Famed televangelist Pat Roberston is taking some heat this morning after telling a woman who wrote him for advice that her husband’s cheating was a “natural tendency,” and his wandering eye was actually her fault. The 700 Club host was responding a viewer identified as “Ivy” who had written Robertson looking for advice on how to forgive her cheating man. “We have gone to counseling, but I just can’t seem to forgive, nor can I trust. How do you let go of the anger? How do you trust again?” she wrote. Robertson’s response was direct and to the point; and has shocked some. “Here’s the secret,” he said. “Stop talking the cheating. He cheated on you, well, he’s a man.” He told the viewer rather than to focus on her husband’s faults, to be thankful for all the material wealth Robertson assumed he provides her. ‘Does he provide a home for you to live in,’ he said. ‘Does he provide food for you to eat? Does he provide clothes for you to wear? Is he nice to the children… Is he handsome?’

Televangelist Pat Robertson has been dishing out his own unique and off-base brand of marriage guidance advice again, this time telling the wife of a cheating husband that she needs to “get over it.” The infamous evangelist was responding to a letter he had received from a woman called “Ivy,” and said she needs to get over her man’s infidelity and start doing more to ensure he doesn’t have reason to wander. “Stop talking about the cheating!” he told the woman during Wednesday's episode of his daily 700 Club TV program. Ivy was admittedly struggling with forgiveness. “We have gone to counseling, but I just can't seem to forgive, nor can I trust. How do you let go of the anger? How do you trust again?” she wrote. Instead of providing scriptural based comfort, Robertson, known for his forthright views on a wide range of topics, blew off her concerns as if the cheating should have been expected. “Here's the secret,” he said. “Stop talking the cheating. He cheated on you, wel