I had overlooked this, so pardon the delay:
I wouldn't commend someone to the teachings of a man of great works, just on the basis of his works. If Graham were promoting heresy, I would concur with criticism of him.
But what was quoted of Graham was not the promotion of heresy, but the exaggeration of a spontaneous response into the thrust of his ministry. That's what I thought was unfair. Furthermore, the man correcting Graham also made very grave errors.
Contrariwise, this man is teaching this nonsense in a very academic manner.
>> There was no difference in his conduct, either personally or professionally. And yet there were attempts, to make it so. <<
I do find it appropriate the an evangelist would keep his rebukes private.
I am totally amazed at the inclination there is, to hang MacArthur. He needs no defense, nor shall I offer one. This is just one of those things, beyond words...