lsenders{at}hotmail.com wrote:

>
> [It's possible that he has lightened up since the 70's. I heard him
> say in a radio address that he was not able to categorically say
> that all non-Christians are lost. Here are two web references.
> I don't want to imply that I accept the positions held in the
> second reference, but the quotation is consistent with what I believe
> is Graham's current position. (it's about halfway down the page. look
> for May 31, 1997)
>
SNIP
> --clh]

Graham is an Arminian.  Not doubt there.  Also, his ministry style is
and pretty much has been, pluralistic in that he witnesses to all.  He
is not a theologian and readily admits to that fact.  He was much
criticised by his associations with the various US presidencies, esp
Clinton.  I honestly believe that he never brushes the proverbial dust
off his feet.  His ministry paradigm is that there is always hope.  I
believe that Guinness talks about this aspect of Graham in relation to
the absolute character of truth.  Graham has also been criticised about
coming into a city, saving a bunch of people and then leaving.  Later
on, he began working with area churches.

I think Graham's basic philosophy of ministry is, save them all and let
God do dividing.
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