Audio Segments
Introductions
and Opening Prayer Bob Shuster, Wayne Weber (3 minutes,
17 seconds)
"The
Atomic Gospeller Goes Global:
The
1954 Billy Graham Greater London Crusade,"
by Dr. Alan Bearman (51 minutes, 43 seconds)
From the question period following the lecture:
Question
1: How did the English religious establishment react
to Billy Graham in 1954? (54 seconds)
Question
2: What were the political affiliations of the English
religious groups that supported the London Crusade? (50 seconds)
Question
3: Did the intensive press coverage at the beginning
of the crusade continue on to the end? (1 minute, 56 seconds)
Question 4:
The story of Bearman's Aunt Rose, who attended the 1954 meetings and who
inspired Bearman to begin his research. (3 minutes, 24 seconds)
Question
5: Why did the press accept graham's explanation of
the secular/socialist confusion that had resulted in a large part of the initial
bad publicity? (1 minute, 59 seconds)
Question
6: What were Bearman's own concerns, as an Anglo-American,
for England today? (3 minutes, 46 seconds)
Question
7: Did the confidence of the English population in socialism
cause them to feel they had no need for Jesus Christ? (3 minutes 33 seconds)
Question
8: To what does Bearman attribute the decline of Christianity
in England? (1 minute, 55 seconds)
Question
9 : Are the confluence of different religious movements
in England undermining traditional Christian faith? (2 minutes, 25 seconds)