The New York Times maintains a collection of articles and links to resources about Graham.

Read an Aug. 7, 2007, Time magazine profile of Billy Graham.

Read a Christianity Today Q-and-A with Graham, posted Jan. 21, 2011, in which he expressed regret for some of his past political involvements.

See a May 15, 2011, Newsweek article about conflicts among his offspring over protecting their father’s image and the family name.

Read a May 17, 2011, post by Stephen Prothero on CNN’s Belief blog. The Boston University religion scholar praises Billy Graham as “a powerful preacher of the gospel” but calls his son Franklin “a political hack.”

Read a Baptist minister’s Oct. 19, 2012, commentary about Billy Graham’s comments in the 2012 presidential election.

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