i'm christian fraser. .watching the context. >> this campaign is not just about us versus donald trump. this campaign is about who we fight for. >> now that the process has played out from the grassroots bottom up, we are here today to throw our support behind vice president kamala harris. [applause] i'm clapping. you don't have to. >> she will fight for our freedom. she will fight for our families. she will fight for our future. i'm proud to struggling endorse, harris. ♪ >> harris writing always of newfound optimism in the democratic party. in her first rally in milwaukee, she promised there was no going back. we will bring you the highlights and reaction to it. tonight, benjamin netanyahu arrives in washington ahead of his speech tomorrow to the u.s. congress. the vice president will meet with the israeli prime minister but has informed the senate she will not provide -- preside over the session. emmanuel macron has called for a political truce as paris prepares to open the olympic games. the conservative

indeed, the cathedral of sophia in constantinople, the main temple of the eastern christian world, at that time, of course, the greatest most beautiful temple of the entire christian world, amazes russians with the totality of all the beautiful things that happened there, and architectural... sophia of constantinople, simply from the harmony of architectural forms and the grandeur of the remains of frescoes and mosaics. and the fact that our very simple compatriots were the first to come into contact with the beautiful, felt this beauty. it says. that the soul of a christian, according to zertelian, who always seeks the good and right, finds this good and right in the beautiful too. but you can still say that this is, well, not only an aesthetic feeling, because all this creates a feeling of atmosphere, yes, when they say: god is with people here, that’s what touched me with confidence, beauty, as a theological argument, is certainly possible... to use a word that has now become widely used among modern theologians, theoesthetics, the aesthetics of the divinely beautiful, and that bea

of which finally drove the gods of olympus into twilight. the first christians appeared, the early christians course, it was necessary to change the ideology, accordingly, remove iconic places associated with this ideology, so the agora is being built early christian temples, therefore two temples arise on the site of the theater, the art that glorified the ancient gods is prohibited, a completely different story begins. the first feat that was performed... here by the first christian, it was the feat of the apostle andrew the first-called, the apostle was here for quite a long time, and here a miracle was performed for the apostles when he prayed on a high stone on the seashore, prayed for the people, for the enlightenment of the people, living on this earth, the stone became like wax, and his feet were imprinted on this stone, subsequently many chersenesites came to this place, drew water from his feet, prayed and received healing. a man whom he knew well in honor of the apostle andrew the called, such an absolutely amazing connection, an apostolic connection, and of course, how can one cal

announcer: and now, "bbc news" christian: hello, i'm christian fraser. "the context." >> have to bring y some breaking news. in the past few minutes, there have been boards from several sources of a blast in the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital beirut. >> the question tonight is whether that is a one-off targeted strike which appears to have been hitting a senior hezbollah commander. >> i have been there many times. it is a very packed area, close to a very famous mosque, also close to a hospital. what is the scale of the damage? christian: an explosion tonight in south beirut. the israelis are born hezbollah they they were in the severe retaliation for the weekend attack on the golan heights. tonight, a targeted attack on a senior hezbollah can limit their -- commander, which could have deep ramifications for the entire region. a vigil in southport, three children killed in a knife attack, the community is in mourning. further demonstrations in venezuela after sunday's election. there are reports protesters have been killed, hundreds arrested in

christian: we will take a short break.e world and across the u.k., you are watching bbc news. christian: welcome back, as lindy was signaling, kamala harris now begins the task of taking over the vast infrastructure of joe biden's campaign which has roughly 1300 staff members and thousands of offices around the nation. the question is whether she brings in her own people to run it. the michigan governor gretchen whitmer was fancied as a potential running mate announced that she will stand as the cochair of the campaign. that $96 million on account has already been transferred to the harris campaign. the delegates that joe biden won are free to choose where they go next but you would think most would continue to support the running mate on the ticket, especially since we now had that endorsement from nancy pelosi. and a statement from the association of state democratic committees, which is significant. these are the party leaders who oversee state delegates to the convention. it would be very hard to challenge kamala harri

and so on, but indeed christianity was brought to us from the eastern churches, christianity, but...hrist, it, the church was still united, there was no schism yet, so in general we preserved exactly the church that was originally, you can argue for a long time about who is what, but it’s obvious , that this, no matter how it was not called a heresy later, but initially, when racopism occurred , they called it, of course they called it a heresy, and the fact that the country existed for such a long period of time, this is, in fact, exactly... and as it were well, there may be other more qualified specialists somewhere, but in reality it cannot be said that these specialists are not qualified, that is not the problem, the problem is that the dollar economy is ending, this risk is actually somehow not taken seriously, because even donald fredovich trump, the possible forty-seventh president of the united states, he takes this seriously, he, for example, so to speak, made very interesting statements there about bitcoin, it should not be taken as something that trump decided, so to speak

when the first christians appeared, the early christians began to build churches, of course, it was necessarydeology, accordingly, to remove significant places associated with this ideology, therefore. mountain is being built with early christian temples, so two temples arise on the site of the theater, the art that glorified the gods of antiquity is prohibited, a completely different story begins: the first feat that the first christian accomplished here was the feat of the apostle andrew the first-called, the apostle was here for quite a long time, and here a miracle was performed on the apostles when he prayed on a high stone on... on the seashore he prayed for the people, for the enlightenment of the people living on this earth, the stone became like wax, and his feet imprinted on this stone, subsequently many chersonesos came to this place, drew water from his feet, prayed and received healing, he was exiled here in the ninety- eighth year, the third bishop of rome, a disciple of the apostles, his name was clement, pope clement. here he met many christians whom he baptized in rome, he wo

that empire christian. christianity was conquered by the empire, it's weak, and islam is being conquered by the empire as well. muslims aren't so psychopantish, although there's saudis, i mean there there are the sunnies that love empire, but that's what we have to fight, we have to, we have to fight that mentality, and we have to fight it within the uma, and we have to appeal to christians and try and make... try and educate them to the ways of imperialism and how christianity was undermined over time and became part of the problem, so that really is my... uh, as a simple person, all i can do is that kind of outreach and education, and uh, but i do hope that iran will be able to respond, it's shocking to me that the president was, was lost in a tragic accident, then in few weeks, few months later we have this unbelievable act of perfidity that that happens right, under iran's nose, i don't know what the problem is, but i i was terribly shocked and disappointed through this whole episode. i stand with iran and because it's standing for truth, but it's also got to be strong and it's facin

christianity is a term of art in the enlightenment for people like the the liberal christian preachers who are the most popular preachers in america like well it's then and tollefson and samuel john for goodness sake it's such a it's a really tendentious effort to misrepresent the core of america's founding as christian. samuel johnson was the major textbook writer who ben franklin assigns at the university of pennsylvania for their core curriculum, uses the phrase the pursuit of, happiness, many, many. and he gets it from stone. franklin, prince and all of them think that christianity is consistent with reason that reason is virtue just living in accordance with our best interest reasonable christianity then being the synthesis of enlightenment, understanding reason and christian doctrine completely way denying the christian faith, arguing that is completely consistent right but rejecting dogma and ritual. and what jefferson called monkish superstition. these people are very opposed to the authority of the established of established national church. but and what's so striking that the

has become weak, that christians have become weak, i think that christians simply relaxed and relaxedare some psychopaths abnormal, there are sodomites, feminists, someone else, why are we going to pay so much attention to them now, it has already led to the fact that christianity is on... they are destroyed, if anyone thinks that this can turn into well, some kind of transformed version that this civilization can exist in that form, and we are also part in the big sense of the word, in the big sense of the word, we are the most powerful orthodox country, we are eastern christianity, but in general we belong to the culture and we are alternative european culture that has recently been united, well, it came over time to the point that today, and this civilization. who already take this level of responsibility upon themselves, why is this happening, where did it all come from? firstly, people were convinced of the idiotic idea that there is some kind of objective progress, which... comes by itself, where, why exactly, well, there is only one direction of progress, there is only one dire

you won't have to vote anymore, my beautiful christians. i love you christians. i'm a christian. i love you. get out, you got to get out and vote. in four years you don't have to vote again. we'll have if fixed so good you won't have to vote. >> do you believe if donald trump were elected next year, he would try to stay in office beyond a second term? that he would never leave office? >> there's no question. >> you think he would try to stay in power forever? >> absolutely. >> the stakes could not be higher. trump says if he wins, you won't have to vote anymore. tonight, we are laying out the dangers of project 2025. the manifesto that would give him that authoritarian power, limit your rights, and force you and your family to change the way you live your life. >> and we begin this special episode of "the reidout" tonight with a dire warning for our democracy. over the next hour, i will lay out the greatest threat to the american democratic experiment in modern times. and it's called project 2025. with just 99 days until election day, and with voting starting a lot sooner than th

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. became toothless, they ask why they mocked christians, why islam was not feared, that is why todayte: the russian orthodox church celebrates the day of the baptism of russia and memory prince vladimir the saint, this shows our difference, he was now at the front, i will show the plot, in particular, well, a little later. the title of the heroine’s mother, 14 children, five of them are fighting, she lives in terrible conditions in voronezh, but i’ll show you, tell you about it, if nothing changes after our program, then it means i don’t understand well what country i live in, if such families we don’t support if we don’t put such women on a pedestal, oh, it’s surprising of course. amazing, and the world is preparing for war, the british are screaming with all their might, we are in 3 years i plan to oppose russia, iran, china, north korea, scholz looks to the future, wants to become chancellor, anna elena berbock lies that it turns out that we are above all treaties, that is, she lies like that, and there is no one in the government, but there is journalism, to whom they would say w

christian: a statement from merseyside police a short time ago. minister has also been responding. >> the events today are just truly awful, and i know the whole country is deeply shocked at what they've seen and heard. i know i speak for everybody in the whole country in saying our thoughts and condolences for the victims and their families, their friends and the wider community. it's almost impossible to imagine the grief that they are going through in the trauma they are going through. i do want to thank the emergency services and merseyside police who have had to respond to the most difficult of circumstances today. christian: plea to more detail on that shocking stabbing attack this lunchtime on the bbc news website. 3.5 weeks into her new role, it was a pretty hefty statement we got from the chancellor this afternoon, the first actual budget will be in october on the 30th if you're marking your calendar. today statement went a long way to preparing the ground. no surprise given the pre-briefing but the blame was put squarely in the door of h

christian: the u.s.tment found in may they had likely violated international standards in protecting civilians. jeremy: i think there is overwhming evidence that they have. there is a resentment chorus around the world and a course -- of course he selected the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court for particular condemnation, who he is somebody who wants the icc to issue arrest warrants against mr. netanyahu, and his defense minister. he said if we allow this to happen, democracies will not be able to fight terrorism. that was one of his real targets. he said there was absolutely no evidence that israel was starving gaza. that is not true. the americans have said that. the americans have said that while there is some evidence that hamas have taken shipments of aid, the main problem is israeloes not allow enough in. not just the americans have said that, there is an overwhelming course around the world and loads of evidence that the enormous humanitarian catastrophe happening in gaza is bei

became stronger and we are still a christian nation. christianity has many saints, but it can be said that martyr greg saints are given special respect. the reason for this special respect and love. king david bani, the muslim residents of tiflis were not wanted. in the 10th century iranian work, the history of the expeditions of tiflis is also mentioned. according to the source of the arab historian al-fariq, in 1353 ad, during the time of king david bani , they treated the muslim population and scholars so well that they settled in the muslim neighborhoods. tafris even killing was forbidden to feel. i saw those who were praising the lord in their own way, faith and a little peace from the lost race , the beginning of the 4th century ad is the beginning of christianity in georgia, and this flag of five crosses means georgians consider themselves to be one of the first christian countries in the world , a few years ago until when that this revolution became a new thing and the unity of honorable society was disturbed by the poison of re

christian: the u.s.tment found in may they had likely violated international standards in protecting civilians. jeremy: i think there is overwhelming evidence that they have. there is a resentment chorus around the world and a course -- of course he selected the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court for particular condemnation, who he is somebody who wants the icc to issue arrest warrants against mr. netanyahu, and his defense minister. he said if we allow this to happen, democracies will not be able to fight terrorism. that was one of his real targets. he said there was absolutely no evidence that israel was starving gaza. that is not true. the americans have said that. the americans have said that while there is some evidence that hamas have taken shipments of aid, the main problem is israel does not allow enough in. not just the americans have said that, there is an overwhelming course around the world and loads of evidence that the enormous humanitarian catastrophe happening in gaza is

is an attack on christianity fair ? an attack on christianity fair?u say no. wow matthew laza. is it fair? i mean, come on, life of brian. it was a comedy. >> i know, i think yeah, i think i think we should be able to laugh, but we need to keep balance and make sure we can laugh at everything. and everybody, including ourselves. >> and life of brian was an actual comedy. this is olympics. it's supposed to be uniting people, not insulting people. >> well, i suppose it was a parody . parody >> well, i suppose it was a parody. parody is a form of comedy. >> it's the olympics and they shouldn't have done it. they didn't do it to any other face. don't do it to christianity. >> all right, all right. we've also been asking, would you join the police? and according to our twitter poll, 18% of you said yes. 82% of you say no. lisa nandy would you join the police? >> no, no, i would. i'm not sure they'd have me, but i would. >> they probably wouldn't have you. >> you haven't seen me run the old days. >> dixon of dock green. >> dixon of dock green. >> yeah, i wo

and when he accepted the christian faith, naturally all the gates were open to him. for me the angeles is that wonderful, indescribable, essential, which is connected precisely with the baptism of russia, with the subsequent movement of russia, along the line of this dream in the kingdom, to the reign of heaven, to divine heavenly beauty, i think that... this angel, of course, i i can’t describe his eyes, i don’t know how his hands are in what robes he is wearing, although in my picture i depicted this angel, but it seems to me that he once appeared to the pagan, prince vladimir, raised him, led him to chersonesus, this the russian dream, or this fiery orthodoxy that flared up in russia. in world history, as carriers of their own mission, this is really a kind of spiritual rebirth that occurs when you find yourself on the territory of this city, because there you can follow the same paths that the ancient greeks, the founders of this city walked in the 5th century bc , in the end , you can go the same road that... replace the place that byzantium once had. in order for us to call mos

world, we are at the center of christianity.to see drag queens and so on cavorting in imitation of da vinci's last supper how could christians and not construe that as a slap? i shaking my head i heard some of the reporting there. i guess everyone is included except for christians for it except for believers. they could be marked in a marginalized and made fun of all you want to sell the same thing last year with the l.a. dodgers controversy. i have very little patience for that the great avatar of inclusivity are brushing aside christians. eric: would he think is behind all this? at one point there is a scantily dressed man they brought out a big silver platter like the last supper reveal is a guy scantily dressed all painted in blue curled up inside of this thing. where does this come from? >> to me it's perfectly clear you have very secularist postmodern culture that knows who their enemy is. his stance is a great institutional opponents to this world view it is a philosophical cultural stru struggle in who te enemy is. they

, and and therefore the mother of the madi is a christian woman. this is a great bridge between christianity and islam, and so i hope in the future to produce, inshallah, if i live this long, to produce some works. these two women, i think that the women of the ah, especially are extraordinary people, and i would like to see their lives better known by non-muslim western leaderships. i want people to know who who lady zeinab, lady fatima, and fatima massum. who these women were, and what they accomplished in their lifetime, because women today are called to live through the horrors of war and persecution and violence, they're called upon to be brave, and they need models to inspire them. i think... in the bait you have perfect models for inspiration. the title of my second book, the book about lady zainab, is called nis kalbi, half of of my heart, and it is from lament sung by lady zab herself. on the day of karbala, when the tents are being burnt and the woman are being chased from the tents by the enemy, she sees the body of her brother lying on

'who herself was a christian, and and therefore the of the mari is a christian woman. this is a great bridge between christianity and islam, and so i hope in the future produce inshallah'. 'if i live this long, to produce some works on these two women, i think that the women of the beit, especially are extraordinary people, and i would like to see their lives better known by non-muslim western readerships. i want people to know who lady say, lady fatima and fatima massum, who these women were and what they accomplished in their lifetime, because women today are called to live through the horrors of war and persecution and violence, they're called a to be brave and they need models to inspire them, and i think in the bait you have perfect models for inspiration. title of my second book, the book about lady zainab, is called nisf khalby, half of my heart, and it is from lament sung by lady zenab herself, on the day of karbala, when the tents are being burnt and the woman are being chased from the tents by the enemy, she sees the body of... brother lying on the ground wit

aleppo is not only a city for muslims, many christians also live in this city. in fact, one of aleppo's tourist attractions is the many beautiful churches in the city. historically, aleppo has been famous for its bustling bazars, its textile industry, its minaries and universities, and the aleppo citadel. these are all what makes aleppo important. and special, and perhaps due to its importance, terrorists tried relentlessly to fully occupy the city during the war, but they were never successful. this enduring war has left a... with scars in the city one can find prosperous and bustling neighborhoods next to neighborhoods that have been fully destroyed. for muslims, especially shia muslims, is home to two important sites and it was always visited whenever muslims travel to the city, mashad al-husain and mashad al-muhsin. it is said that when carbala caravan enters syria from iraq, it stayed near a church for one night. a holy father from the church knows that there is light shine. up to the sky from imam hussain's decapitated head. that is why, by paying hefty su

you will not devote any more my beautiful christians i love you christians i am a christian i love youout of vote. in four years you don't devote again will have it fixed so good you're not going to have to vote. >> emissivity host lawrence o'donnell tweeted i am not christian his brain is crumbled to the point he could not prevent his silent secret thoughts from spilling out he did say i am christian prefixing only run for one more term is what he means you can only vote for him one more time for that does it for us guys will see you back here tomorrow all of us together 7:00 p.m. for the big weekend show. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪

we speak to christian cooper, a black birder and lgbtq activist. it was four years ago when a white woman in central park called 911 claiming he was threatening her life after he asked her to leash her dog. >> and she told me, first i'm going to call the police and tell them that an african american man is threatening my life. and of course, you know, i'm like, whoa, you know. i'm not an idiot. i've grown up as a black man in america my whole life. i know this is a world of hurt potentially coming my way. but, you know, i'm not going to -- i'm not going to acquiesce to this and let this intimidate me. amy: christian cooper just won an emmy for his national geographic series "extraordinary birder." all that and more coming up. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nine months ago, israel launched its war on gaza following hama'' surprise attack on october 7. we begin today's special broadcast by looking at a new documentary that just premiered on fault lines on al jazeera english. the film is called "the

, and and therefore the mother of the madi is a christian woman, this is a great bridge between christianity and islam, and so i hope in the future to produce, inshallah, if i live this long, to produce some works on these two women, i think that the women of the bait especially are... extraordinary people, and i would like to see their lives better known by non-muslim western readerships. i want people to know who who lady say zainab and lady fatima and fatima massum, who these women were and what they accomplished in their lifetime, because women today are called to live through the horrors of war and persecution and violence, they're called upon to be brave, and they need models to inspire them, and i think in the ahait you have perfect models for inspiration. the title of my second book, the book about lady zainab, is called "isf kalbi, half of of my heart", and it is from lament sung by lady zaineb herself, on the day of karbala, when the tents are being burnt and the woman are being chased from the tents by the enemy, she sees the body of her brother lying on the ground with all the ot

every true christian everywhere would be offended by this attack against the very essence of the christiand with his disciples before he was arrested and the garden, tried, tortured ultimately executed on a cross for the forgiveness of our sins. there is nothing funny about it. there are some things that are beyond parity. imagine if these drag queens had reenacted the holocaust had jews in a gas chamber no one would think that is funny there is nothing funny about this. i have to say that ultimately is not an issue of my being offended or christians being offended, god is offended by this. hebrews 10: twenty-nine says there is no sacrifice, there is no salvation for those who reject and treat as uncommon and worthless the death of jesus christ. what these drag queens have done is they have rejected and ridiculed the only path that they or any one of us has for the forgiveness of our sins. that is what is really serious about this. jon: it seems as though there are religions you cannot mock but you can mock christianity in this day and age, why? >> it has been that way for a long time. and

but worse, it is an insult to christians.his as a pastor's daughter and someone who holds my faith deeply. the most shocking part of the ceremony is i was not shocked by it at all. because not only are the french route and we are use to this from them, but we as christianse laughingstock of the entire secular culture. this is so common nowadays. the bishop who made the point, would you do this to any other religion? we all know the answer. we know they wouldn't. and we look at the past few years here in the united states, and we look how secularism has made it clear that it doesn't want any competition. we look at what is still happening to colorado baker jack phyllis and persecuted in court for his beliefs. we think about the white house releasing a statement for the transgender day of visibility on easter sunday of all days. there are so many examples of christianity being the target. christians need to wake up and realize what time it is. >> kayleigh: that is a great point the transgender statement on easter. i want to pla

now it feels that the right thing to do is to be a christian. make fun of we christians and catholicst resist. we must make our voices heard. now these resistances have been answered and the organizers of the paris olympics removed the video of this event from the olympic youtube. of course, with apologies to anyone who was offended by the opening ceremony show has done hossein rouhani of sed and sima news agency. student competition of social innovation. jana was held by presenting 300 student projects in different social fields. in this plan, students presented their practical plans to solve the country's social problems, and the three selected plans of this event were honored. presenting a practical plan to rehabilitate sleeping cartoon people and create employment for them. a project that has been implemented for 3 months in the city of saravan and has been successful in this period. collect it from the people of the organizations and recycle the part that is not unusable in a green and principled way , repair the rest, which mostly includes phones and laptops , and donate them to

you won't have to vote anymore my beautiful christians. i love you, christians. i love you, get out. you've got to get out and vote. in four years you don't have to vote again. we'll have it fixed so good you won't have to vote. >> the harris campaign calling this further proof democracy is under assault. trump who was counting on a battle with president biden now trying to redefine harris even as voters warm to her. tonight the new abc new-ipsos poll shows in one week her favorability rating jumped eight points from 35 points to 43. >> we have a brand new victim now. we have a brand new victim, and honestly she's a radical left lunatic. >> reporter: harris and her team now honing a new one-word message calling trump out as weird. >> you may have noticed that donald trump has been resorting to some wild lies about my record, and some of what he and his running mate are saying -- well, it's just plain weird. >> reporter: democrats seizing on the backlash triggered by j.d. vance and his 2021 comments about women who don't have children. >> we are win by the democra

and so on, yes, indeed we christianity was brought from the eastern churches of christianity, but christianityoxy has significantly influenced the system of government, the way we think, by the way, the way we fight, everything in the world, well, that’s all true, i think that the further it goes, the more it will become clear that in general, this was the right choice and it is correct that we remain such a country, this is very important, but as for the financial part, moving on to in america, by the way, this is what i thought about, well , they are discussing what the rate should be, what the rate should not be, you know, this is such a reasoning from the point of view of our central bank, because they live in a dollar economy, but russia also lives in dollar economy, russia still lives in a dollar economy, and the group that manages the main finances of the country, they were taught to live in managing the dollar economy, and , as it were, well, other specialists, perhaps more... said that what the federal government is trying to do today reserve with digital currencies, controlled by the

aleppo is not only a city for muslims, many christians also live in this city. in fact, one of aleppo's tourist attractions is the many beautiful churches in the city. historically, aleppo has been famous for its bustling bazars, its textile industry, its seminaries and universities, and the aleppo citadel. these are all what makes aleppo important and special, and perhaps due to its importance, terrorists tried relentlessly to fully occupy the city. during the war, but they were never successful. this enduring war has left aleppo with scars. in the city, one can find prosperous and bustling neighborhoods next to neighbors that have been fully destroyed. for muslims, especially shia muslims, aleppo is home to two important sites and it was always visited whenever muslims traveled to the city, mashad al hussain and mashad al muhsin. it is said that when the carbala caravan enter syria from iraq, it stayed near. the church for one night, holy father from the church noted that there is light shining up to the sky from imam hussain's decapitated head, that is why by

you will not devote any more my beautiful christians i love you christians i am a christian i love youo get out of vote. in four years you don't devote again will have it fixed so good you're not going to have to vote. >> emissivity host lawrence o'donnell tweeted i am not christian his brain is crumbled to the point he could not prevent his silent secret thoughts from spilling out he did say i am christian prefixing only run for one more term is what he means you can only vote for him one more time for that does it for us guys will see you back here tomorrow all of us toge weekend show. "life, liberty & levin" starts right now. ♪ ♪

, and therefore the mother of the madi is a christian woman, this is a great bridge between christianity and islam, and so i hope in the future to produce, inshallah, if i live this long to produce some works of these two women, i think that the women of the bit especially are extraordinary people, and i would like to see their lives better known by non-muslim western readerships, i want people to know. who who lady sayid zainab and lady fatima and fatima massum who these women were and what they accomplished in their lifetime, because women today are called to live through the horrors, war and persecution and violence, they're called upon to be brave, and they need models to inspire them, and i think in the ah bait you have perfect models for inspiration. the title of my second book, the book about lady zainab is called nisf kalbi, half of of my heart, and it is from lament sung by lady zenab herself, on the day of karbala when the tents are being burnt and woman are being chased from the tents by the enemy, she sees the body of her brother lying on the ground with all the others who ha

. >> christians, get out and vote. just this time. you won't have to do it anymore, four more years, you know what? it will be fixed, it will be fine, you won't have to vote anymore, my beautiful christians, i love you. >> reporter: the harris campaign called that a promise to end democracy. while trump is also getting personal. >> three weeks ago, she was a bum. a failed vice president and a failed administration. >> kamala's big lie about the border. >> reporter: his campaign is out today with this new ad, in three key battlegrounds, including the

i can come christian. i expected to speak here soon. i can come christian.— come christian.ian. i was “ust going to say. you said h come christian. i was “ust going to say, you said that — come christian. i was “ust going to say, you said that it _ come christian. i wasjust going to say, you said that it was _ come christian. i wasjust going to say, you said that it was brought l say, you said that it was brought together to see off the rally. we will maybe get the view of our panellist here with us. how tightly this sticks together on the other side of the vote. do the socialists and the greens stick withjean—luc melenchon? because their platform is very different. melenchon? because their platform is very different-— very different. jean-luc melenchon has taken the _ very different. jean-luc melenchon has taken the stage. _ very different. jean-luc melenchon has taken the stage. inside, - very different. jean-luc melenchon has taken the stage. inside, i - has taken the stage. inside, i believe, everyone is watching it on the screen behind me, so you may hear some more scre

, then if you please, we all must live like christians and not forget about our duty, going beyond thes is what i wish for myself, for all of you, my dear ones, so that we constantly remember our christian calling about the imminent coming of the lord savior, whenever it happens. inserts our untruth, as if it did not exist, if we sincerely desire this, we strive to this through repentance and virtue, amen, i congratulate you all on the holiday. hello, on the first channel there is a news release in the studio of maxim sharafuddinov and briefly about the main thing. the results of a large-scale exhibition, a bright show, favorite artists and a sea of ​​​​music at vdnkh, an event that we will follow this evening on channel one, but for now there are stills on...

something about thinking about the christian faith.here's something about practicing the christian faith that makes you more patient with our son and makes you more forgiving when i'm grumpy after a long day and i realized that that -- she was describing that she didn't have the vocabulary to describe it is grace. one of my really strong beliefs is that grace is not this thing that happensiness -- happens instantaneously grace is something that happened over a lifetime that in ways big and small if you practice your faith if you pray, if you think what it requires of you, then god makes you a little bit better each and every single day and that to me has been the greatest lesson and the greatest blessing of my faith. [applause] >> now i was baptisted in 2018, 2019. i really came back and i came back in a big way. i loved being part of a faith community. i love, you know, taking many kids to church every sunday. and i love that -- the question that is they ask. i've got a 7-year-old son. and man, does he ask brilliant and weird question

teaching and christian worldview and from this point i did not try to say yes. this is what transforms a person, i’m a little afraid of the teachings about society about the possibility of changing, transforming this society, within the framework of certain given ethical systems, as if pulling people under these, well, as if created by someone, ethical systems, which are partly rational, partly irrational, it will create all the morality, some other benefit, well, some kind of combination, why , because i’ll return to mars a little, this is important, this will be the answer to this question, because in the time of marx it was very tough. the dispute between communists and socialists, it consisted in the fact that the communists said that it was necessary to destroy capitalism and immediately build communism, that is, the city of the sun, and the socialists, therefore, seemed to be against this, that is, these were different views in general on the development of society , and marx, as it were , reconciled them, he said that after capitalism, communism cannot be built, because man is d

you will not devote any more my beautiful christians i love you christians i am a christian i love yout of vote. in four years you don't devote again will have it fixed so good you're not going to have to vote. >> emissivity host lawrence o'donnell tweeted i am not christian his brain is crumbled to the point he could not prevent his silent secret thoughts from spilling out he did say i am christian prefixing only run for one more term is what he means you can only vote for him one more time for that does it for us guys will see you back here tomorrow all of us news alert. i'm chanley painter, live in new

the spread of christianity in georgia construction. the reason for this special respect and love may be the similarity of the way of life of the georgian nation with the holy gorgi, and in the middle of the noise and among the multitude of churches , i arrived at the largest orthodox church in the world. i saw those who praised the lord in their own way. a few years ago, until this new revolution became a thing and the unity of the shirfi community was disrupted, religion did not matter much, i did not adhere to it much because well, being wanted, people are afraid to talk about religion at all, about their faith , to go to the mosque and to the church, and everyone adheres to their own religion. i think it was the domination of the soviet union and the fear of confessing religion. it is surprising that in the same street we have a mosque, there is a jewish synagogue, there is a catholic church, there is an orthodox church, and people live very well together, and not only live well together. it is in a very far corner in the flower gar

let me tell you something, i've been a born-again christian since the age of eight. went to mission. and i'm a democrat. i want to know why a lot of christians that vote republican, i always say that the republican party the religion, because they have told me to my face and other democrats, they have degraded jimmy carter and we are not christians because we don't vote for the republicans. you want to talk about civil and all of this -- democrats across this country, they go to church and are degraded by people that say that we are not christians because we don't vote for the republican party. is the republican party your religion and why? why don't you accept christians that are democrats? host: ok, susie, let's get a response. guest: i'll be very clear, the republican party is not my religion, far from it. you know, in our system of government we have two parties, that's just the way it works. as a christian and a follower of christ that believes the bible, we want to see policies that are a blessing to the nation in alignment with god's word. we look at the two p

i can hear you clearly, christian. _ ok? i can hear you clearly, christian. how _ ok?early, christian. how are - ok? i can hear you clearly, christian. how are you? i ok? i can hear you clearly, l christian. how are you? well ok? i can hear you clearly, - christian. how are you? well done, i know it was — christian. how are you? well done, i know it was a — christian. how are you? well done, i know it was a quick _ christian. how are you? well done, i know it was a quick handover- christian. how are you? well done, i know it was a quick handover so - know it was a quick handover so thank you! we are good on this side. we will talk about the vp pick in a second but i want to talk about the events of the weekend. the mailshots that went up this weekend, and i'm on the mailing list so i see what you're sending up, unity is the key word in the message. that is not a word in the message. that is not a word you might ordinarily associate with the maga mailshots what will it change from what we hear on the stage this week?— change from what we hear on the stage this week? lis

of the world to stand up in defense of christianity. in protest against this show, cs pier, one of the largest american technology companies , decided to remove its advertisements from the olympic games . following the renewed criticism of the video. the opening ceremony of the paris olympics organizers also announced that the paris olympics were removed from the olympic youtube account. kurd apologizes to anyone who felt offended by the opening ceremony screening. less than 6 months left until the end of president biden's administration the united states unveiled a plan to review the supreme court of the united states. the plan, which is said to be a response to the controversial ruling of the supreme court for trump's criminal responsibility. in this plan, biden called for the cancellation of responsibility for the criminal actions of presidents. also , instead of being appointed for life, judges of the supreme court can serve a maximum of 18 years in this position. turning this plan into a law requires the approval of the congress, w