Hated Catholics, thought AIDS was a punishment from God, convinced Nixon there was a Jewish conspiracy...

Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

Yet he played a role in south africa ending its practice of apartheid.

Imperfect? Yes, but he should be recognized for his positives as well. Something he did/say 40+ years ago in the context of our culture then and the era should not malign the man perpetually. Thomas Jefferson owned slaves and all.

Thomas Jefferson isn't, or at least shouldn't be, remembered fondly. He was a slave owner and traitor who took part in a bloody civil war that's plunged your nation into ruin that you still haven't recovered from. You don't even have Responsible Government or a functioning Parliament.

Thomas Jefferson was the 3rd president of the United States and died in 1809.

He wasn't alive for the civil war having died 50+ years earlier.

Not sure what brain cells short circuited on you.

Your first civil war, not your second.

You are trying to be witty... But technically, that was a revolution. There was no country to split.

I thought you were German? Or that you were Canadian?

I'm not sure what you think a revolution is.

I'm Canadian.

It was the War of British Aggression! They put tacks in our tea!

You British Canadian or French Canadian?

I am a meat popsicle Canadian.

By the way... You know you can thank the U.S. for your independence from Britain?

Think about that before you go all keyboard angry at me.

The interweb says that Canada did not have Independence until they asked nicely and the Canada Act 1982 was pass.

Nah... Canada was unified by Britain in order to make them stronger. Britain and the canadian part of the British empire had a very real fear of the U.S. taking them over. True story.

Well, you did try, and that's why you had to paint your capitol building white after we torched it.

I am guessing from your remarks you are not from the U.S. In that case SHUT THE FUCK UP! you are a moron!!

He can hold his own and has for years here. No need to be a dick.

"...missed by christians and all religions." seemed a bit hyperbole for me. Could have been that the great orange twittermachine was using allcaps as well.

Hated Catholics?

Horse shit.

"In 1950 evangelicals and Catholics eyes each other with deep suspicion. Most evangelicals felt that Catholicism was sub-Christian at best, and many believed that it was not Christian at all." Graham risked a great deal with his core constituency when he began building bridges between evangelicals and Catholics. This began in earnest soon after his 1957 crusade in New York City, at Madison Square Garden, the first time he preached on national television, when local priests warned parishioners against attending. Soon, Graham was reaching out to prominent Catholics in every city as he prepared a crusade, to stand with him as representatives of the Christian faith.

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/jon-m-sweeney/billy-graham-catholics-_b_6100092.html

When asked by a reporter, what he'd do if invited by the pope to preach at St. Peter's, he replied "I would gladly and humbly accept...and study for about a year in preparing."

Maybe didn't hate catholics per se, just their religion, church and leaders. They were fine people once they repented of their idolatry and turned from the whore of babylon, which is the pope in rome...

http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2018/billy-graham/graham-and-jews.html

Perhaps I am missing something.
I don't see evidence in your link to support your contention that Billy Graham, "hated the catholic religion, church and leaders."

Pat robertson next pleaseeee?