Billy Graham sells the couch
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Billy was the first event in the Kingdome
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I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
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It's cute that you think this.YellowSnow said:I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
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He was a registered DemocratBearsWiin said:
It's cute that you think this.YellowSnow said:I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
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https://www.google.com/search?q=north+vietnamese+lesbians&client=firefox-b-1&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjEyZPyxrfZAhVExFQKHZh4AO4Q_AUICygC&biw=1920&bih=943YellowSnow said:People forget that Billy Graham really hated North Vietnamese lesbians. In April 1969 he suggested to Nixon that if Peace talks failed we should bomb the dikes and end the war.
Because that's what I do....a google image search of "North Vietnamese Lesbians" proves Billy was right.
Not hot.
The South Vietnamese Lesbian search wasn't much different.
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Yes, I know it's cute. But he wasn't nearly as bad of some of the evangelical right. He never joined the Moral Majority for example.BearsWiin said:
It's cute that you think this.YellowSnow said:I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
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The evangelical right in the US are Southern Democrats.dnc said:
He was a registered DemocratBearsWiin said:
It's cute that you think this.YellowSnow said:I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
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He just laid the groundwork for it.YellowSnow said:
Yes, I know it's cute. But he wasn't nearly as bad of some of the evangelical right. He never joined the Moral Majority for example.BearsWiin said:
It's cute that you think this.YellowSnow said:I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
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Nobody forgot. There is a big, big difference between a guy like Carter and a modern-day religious fundy.RaceBannon said:Former President Jimmy Carter said in a statement that Graham “had an enormous influence on my own spiritual life.”
“Rosalynn and I are deeply saddened to learn of the death of The Reverend Billy Graham,” Carter said. “Tirelessly spreading a message of fellowship and hope, he shaped the spiritual lives of tens of millions of people worldwide. Broad-minded, forgiving, and humble in his treatment of others, he exemplified the life of Jesus Christ by constantly reaching out for opportunities to serve."
People forget that Jimmy was the first candidate to say he was born again
Carter was born and raised in the south a bazillion years ago in a culture of going to church and being a decent human being in accord with basic Christian principles. Despite that baggage, he also graduated in the top 10% of his class at Annapolis, and wasn't ever accused as an adult of diddling the little girls in Plains.
He was a shitty President by most accounts, but he was no Ted Cruz, much less the white trash rabble that support Roy Moore. More than anything, I think Jimmy appreciates the concept of separation of church and state.
The bananas who've overtaken the republican party, the people Trump secretly still laffs at, don't. -
So was Racednc said:
He was a registered DemocratBearsWiin said:
It's cute that you think this.YellowSnow said:I respected that Graham, at least, tried to maintain an a-political stance as opposed to being completely in the bag for the right- e.g., like Jerry Falwell.
