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If you remember, it was Dag, the Swedish Socialist (who openly advocated communist
policies), who designed the Satanic Meditation Room in the UN building. Dag was also a
speaker at the 1954 World Council of Churches meeting.
In 1990, Graham received the World Citizen Award from the World Affairs Council (which
is associated with the Council on Foreign Relations) for “promoting and fostering international
understanding and world peace.” When President George H. W. Bush made the decision to
engage our country in the Persian Gulf War, he requested that Graham come to Washington. In
the ensuing sermon, he said: “Perhaps, out of this war will come a new peace and– as been stated
by the President– a New World Order.”
Rev. Graham has allowed his message to be watered-down, and in order to maintain his
stature as a national leader, has turned a blind eye to sin. He has shown support for churches that
are clearly in conflict with Biblical teaching; and he has ignored Scripture like 2 Corinthians
6:17, which says, “Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate,” in order to
promote a unified Christian Church, and even one-world government. Could the guilt of all of
this have contributed to the statement he made on January 2, 2000, in an interview with Fox
News’ Tony Snow, when he said: “I’m not a righteous man. People put me up on a pedestal that
I don’t belong in my personal life. And they think that I’m better than I am. I’m not the good
man that people think I am. Newspapers and magazines and television have made me out to be a
saint, I’m not. I’m not a Mother Teresa. And I feel that very much.”
Ecumenical Movement of the Catholic Church
The Pope, leader of the Catholic Church, has been referred to as His Holiness, Holy Father,
Vicar of Christ, Head of the Church, Father of Princes and Kings, Father of All Christians,
Supreme Teacher of the Universal Church, Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church, Viceroy of
Jesus Christ, Bishop of Rome, and Rector of the World upon Earth. When he is elected, he is
crowned with a triple tiara, which, according to the Catholic Dictionary signifies the following:
“…first circlet symbolizes the Pope’s universal episcopate, the second his supremacy of
jurisdiction, and third his temporal supremacy. It is placed on his head at his coronation
by the second cardinal deacon, with the words, ‘Receive the tiara adorned with three
crowns and know that thou art Father of princes and kings, Ruler of the World, Vicar of
our Saviour Jesus Christ’ … The triple crown the Pope wears symbolizes his authority in
heaven, on earth, and in the underworld– as king of heaven, king of earth, and king of
hell– in that through his absolutions [pardons] souls are admitted to heaven, on the earth
he attempts to exercise political as well as spiritual power, and through his special
jurisdiction over the soul’s in purgatory and his exercise of ‘the power of the keys’ he can
release whatever souls he pleases from further suffering and those whom he refuses to
release are continued in their suffering, the decisions he makes on earth being ratified in
heaven…”
On the fish-shaped hat worn by the Pope are the words “Vicarius Filii Dei” which indicates
that he is a “substitute for the Son of God.”
In 1864, the position of the Catholic Church in regard to unity with other groups was: “Of