Unpeeling the Billy Graham onion: an interview with Grant Wacker
[...]none of the "standard" biographies of Graham seemed adequately to analyze the intersection between him and trends in public life. [...]whenever the materials allowed, I tried to give Graham the benefit of the doubt, just as I hope historians would give me the benefit of the doubt if t...
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Published in | Fides et historia Vol. 47; no. 2; pp. 120 - 130 |
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Format | Journal Article |
Language | English |
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Terre Haute
The Conference on Faith and History
22.06.2015
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Summary: | [...]none of the "standard" biographies of Graham seemed adequately to analyze the intersection between him and trends in public life. [...]whenever the materials allowed, I tried to give Graham the benefit of the doubt, just as I hope historians would give me the benefit of the doubt if they wrote about me. According to one source, when a campus group invited Graham to speak in the Duke chapel in 1985, the divinity school faculty voted 12 to 10 to endorse the invitation. [...]Graham often served as a conduit of information between American and international leaders. |
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ISSN: | 0884-5379 |