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Old 10-04-2005, 12:55 PM
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Franklin Graham sees 'revival' for New Orleans
Evangelist: 'The good news is that God loves sinners'

LYNCHBURG, Virginia (AP) -- Evangelist Franklin Graham told an audience that Hurricane Katrina could lead to a spiritual rebirth of what he called a sinful New Orleans.

"There's been satanic worship. There's been sexual perversion," Graham said Monday in an appearance at Liberty University. "God is going to use that storm to bring revival. God has a plan. God has a purpose."

Graham's comments, reported by The News & Advance of Lynchburg, were made at Thomas Road Baptist Church's Super Conference 2005 at Liberty. Both the church and the university were founded by the Rev. Jerry Falwell.

"The good news is that God loves sinners. Jesus Christ is coming back and he's alive," said Graham, son and designated successor of the Rev. Billy Graham.

Graham's Samaritan's Purse organization has about 500 volunteers helping put new roofs on houses and clean mud and debris out of homes in Mississippi and Louisiana.

The organization, however, has been the target of criticism because gift bags distributed to displaced children include Christian tracts and a stuffed lamb that plays "Jesus Loves You."

Graham did not immediately return a telephone message left Tuesday by The Associated Press.

On Sunday, New Orleans' historic St. Louis Cathedral held its first Sunday Mass since the hurricane, and Archbishop Alfred C. Hughes suggested the city would rebuild as a community with a stronger moral thread, free of racial tension and rampant self-indulgence.

But the Roman Catholic leader reassured the congregation that God did not cause the hurricane to punish evildoers.

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What an a$$ - Vodoo is so closely related to Catholic beliefs it is essentially the same and it certainly is NOT Satanic. But, I bet that speech made him $100,000 no matter who he wronly maligned to get it - how Christian of him
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Old 10-04-2005, 01:09 PM
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Tourism would die in New Orleans...who the hell would want to go there if the "sin" is driven out??? We WANT to see the satanic worship and sexual perversion....and maybe, if we are feeling a little "froggy", be PART of the perversion.....


Jeesh...might as well go visit Mormon country....oh, wait...don't those guys have sex with more than one woman? OMG evil is everywhere!

He is crazy as a loon.
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I know it's unpopular to say anything bad about the man, but he's as big an @$$ as Robertson or Falwell. This just makes me want to insulate myself from Christians even more.
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I know it's unpopular to say anything bad about the man, but he's as big an @$$ as Robertson or Falwell. This just makes me want to insulate myself from Christians even more.
That's his son though isnt it?
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That's his son though isnt it?
Oops, you're right. But the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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Oops, you're right. But the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
No, you're probably right on that one.
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