Amid talk of his father's failing health, Franklin Graham today waded into the topic of homosexuality and the current pope, telling Meet the Press that Francis was "right when he said he's not the judge. He's not the judge. God is the judge." Graham added that his views won't change, that for that to happen, "God would have to shift—and God doesn’t. God’s word is the same, yesterday and today and a million years from now. This is sin. To wink at sin and tell somebody it's OK ... when I know the consequences of what will happen one day when they have to stand before God." (The elder Graham came out in favor of North Carolina's gay marriage ban last year).
Of the Rev. Billy Graham, who is now 95 years old, Franklin says, "He's very weak. His vitals are good, and he’s eating a little bit, but he’s just extremely weak. And so I'd ask people to pray." (More Franklin Graham stories.)