[Just mythoughts]

I love and respect Billy Graham immensely, but for the life of me I cannot understand his chumminess with two examples of the worst that humanity has to offer.

Well it is all well and good I suppose to love and respect, but this preacher does NOT know his Bible. There is nothing about OLD Bill Clinton that makes him a representative of giving Bible instructions. And further the anointing of Hillry Clinton as the first woman after already serving 8 years as co-president without ever taking responsibility for one act she made happen, demonstrates this preacher, well I let whom ever fill in the blank, but the preacher did not get the instruction from the Bible or from the Heavenly Father.

[athelass]

Well it is all well and good I suppose to love and respect, but this preacher does NOT know his Bible. There is nothing about OLD Bill Clinton that makes him a representative of giving Bible instructions. And further the anointing of Hillry Clinton as the first woman after already serving 8 years as co-president without ever taking responsibility for one act she made happen, demonstrates this preacher, well I let whom ever fill in the blank, but the preacher did not get the instruction from the Bible or from the Heavenly Father.

Billy Graham does not know the Bible? Did you actually say that? Billy Graham, who has been preaching the gospel for 60 years? Who is responsible for bringing millions upon millions of people all over the world to Christ? That good man, that tireless preacher, that servant of God doesn't know his Bible because he chooses to give the Clinton's kindness, respect, forgiveness, and understanding? I think it makes Rev. Graham the greater man and it makes the Clinton's even more weak, pathetic and hypocritical to receive a blessing they so obviously do not deserve. For Hillary to name-drop Billy Graham and reveal what had to be a very private and personal moment in order to benefit her campaign is beyond disgusting. But it reflects badly on her, not Rev. Graham. Furthermore, the comment was made when the Clintons were still in the White House, long before there was any thought of Hillary actually becoming President. It was hardly a political endorsement. Finally, if every Christian understood the Bible the same way we wouldn't be divided into Catholic, Protestant, Charismatic, Evangelical, Pentecostal, etc, much less hundreds of denominations. If you want to criticize someone for not understanding the Bible, don't pick the most powerful, influential, and beloved Protestant in the world.