Now listen to this, talking about doctrinal errors of Billy Graham, showing that there's
no light in him.
Listen to this, this is 1961, Billy Graham used to be fundamental, no.
I have quotes from the 40s, the 50s, the 60s, he's always been what he is, he's always been
a liberal, compromising, false prophet.
1961 interview with the Lutheran Standard, which is a publication of the American Lutheran
Church.
This is what he says, "I have some difficulty in accepting the indiscriminate baptism of
infants without a careful regard as to whether the parents have any intention of fulfilling
the promise that they make.
But I do believe that something happens at the baptism of an infant, particularly if
the parents are Christians and teach their children Christian truths from childhood.
We cannot fully understand the miracles of God, but I believe that a miracle can happen
in these children so that they are regenerated that is made Christian through infant baptism."
Did you hear that?
That's Billy Graham.
That's your hero.
You know what?
You can have your hero.
Okay?
You have your hero.
I don't want him.
Okay?
I've got my own heroes, and he's not one of them.
Did you hear that?
If you want, and then this is what he says.
He says, "Made Christian through infant baptism."
If you want to call that baptismal regeneration, that's all right with me.
Go ahead and call it.
Go ahead and call it what it is, right?
It's baptismal regeneration, salvation through baptism.