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Satan debate taped here airs tonight on Nightline
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Former escort Annie Lobert, founder of Hookers for Jesus
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Religion page columnist Mark Driscoll from the Mars Hill church in Ballard
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Does Satan exist?
Tonight, ABC's Nightline airs a debate on that question that was taped in Seattle last week.
The program pulls together a rather curious lineup — Seattle megachurch Pastor Mark Driscoll; alternative-medicine author Deepak Chopra; Annie Lobert, a former Las Vegas escort who founded Hookers for Jesus; and the Rev. Carlton Pearson, a former Pentecostal preacher from Tulsa who was branded a heretic for saying everyone — not just Christians — could go to heaven.
The 30-minute television show airs today at 11:35 p.m. local time on Channel 4.
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