The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Works Hand-In-Hand With The Roman Catholic Church

Franklin Graham is following along in his father Billy’s footsteps, and working hand in hand with the Roman Catholic church. The Roman Catholic church preaches a false soul damning gospel, which includes their Catholic Mass. They teach that their Catholic Mass satisfies the justice of God, for sins committed against him. If you believe that, then YOU are not a Christian yourself. If you promote that, then YOU are doing the Devil’s work! Rome teaches that a person is born again when that person is baptized as an infant. The Bible teaches us that a spiritual birth is necessary. (John 3:1-8) Rome teaches that there is a place called Purgatory, while the Bible teaches that a person will be SAVED or DAMNED with no second chance after death! (Mark 16:15-16, John 3:16-21) Rome still prays for the dead souls in Purgatory, and Catholic Masses are still offered up on their behalf also. Jesus Christ preached about Heaven and Hell, and he never mentioned Purgatory, because the place does NOT exist. It is a man-made teaching of the Roman Catholic system, which was demonically inspired! It is almost as if the Lord God Almighty is waiting for the modern day pastors and ministers to preach out against these things, but it is not happening. I do thank the Lord for the small remnant of faithful believers who do speak out, but their voices are often smothered by the large ministries which take in hundreds of millions of dollars, each and every year. Franklin Graham: Like Father, Like Son FRANKLIN GRAHAM is continuing in his father’s footsteps. He told the Indianapolis Star that HIS FATHER’S ECUMENICAL ALLIANCE WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH and all other denominations “WAS ONE OF THE SMARTEST THINGS HIS FATHER EVER DID” (“Keeping it simple, safe keeps Graham on high,” The Indianapolis Star, Thurs., June 3, 1999). Franklin Graham said: “In the early years, up in Boston, the Catholic church got behind my father’s crusade. That was a first. It took back many Protestants. They didn’t know how to handle it. But it set the example. ‘If Billy Graham is willing to work with everybody, then maybe we should too’” (The Indianapolis Star, June 3, 1999).