When Billy met C.S. Lewis

Chris Sinkinson  |  Features  |  defending our faith
Date posted:  1 Apr 2018
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When Billy met C.S. Lewis

It has been striking to notice the high esteem in which Billy Graham has generally been held.

Despite a few vocal critics, there has been genuine affection evident in his passing.

Billy Graham was an evangelist more than an apologist. However, listening to his sermons on the Internet, I can’t help but notice the rational and thoughtful style of his delivery. There was fire and passion, but no emotional manipulation.

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