a broad country and. no matter how religious you are in and no matter how christian you are in a christian theocracy you'll never be christian and us there's always going to be somebody there with another version of christianity that's more christian than you and you're going to leave the freedom to make the choice because you didn't defend the separation of church and state when you had to change something you would hear a lie as you know certain candidates having to prove that they're more anti-abortion then the other candidate in their eyes having a what happened to her and i want to play one last clip where terrorists. well ask her for santorum that i think brings up a good point because. that is not our founders' vision that is it is newt's it just isn't you know license liberty says it's a corruption of liberty it's not understanding that with our founders understood liberty is not what you do want to do but what you ought to do. so it is kind of interesting i wonder how republicans would apply that to certain tracks there are when you start looking at the economy and it's not just about the free mar

of the turn, they determined that if you kill a christian -- they called them a fair to -- a h ereticd go to paradise. time flies when you are having fun. i could easily go an hour. it is an amazing book, but i think of jazz with governor brown, who signed ab 48 that basically brands christians at the stake as the homosexual agenda is basically forced on christians view this wicked, weil abomination is forced on christians. truly, the day of judgment is coming. it really is. on family radio, they are reading a great book. there is a fellow also in the fox's book of martyrs. supervisor chiu: thank you very much. any other members of the public wish to speak in general public comment? >> hello. i just begin? thank you. i am it president of californians for electro reform. -- elect coral reform -- electoral reform. you're so it surprised the and then it has an interest even before the results of the election appeared in your first election, nine of you avoid a second run of the election you would have had to face under the old section. supervisor cohen would not even have been in the run

i say, where is the evidence that he's a christian. for this, dr. eration christian preacher, apparently isn't good enough. >> they are called to fix what was broken in our world. a call rooted in faith, which led me a few years out of college to sign up as a community organizer for a group of churches on the south side of chicago. and it was through that experience, working with pastors and lay people, trying to heal the wounds of hurting neighborhoods and that i came to know jesus christ for myself and embrace him as my lord and saviour. >> dr. jones is not the first to question. >> you can be born a jew but you can't be born a christian. the only way to be born a gist extent is receive jesus christ by faith into your heart. he died for our sins and got brought him to life. if you're willing to accept that and let jesus christ be the lord of yourself, god will forgive your sins and heal your heart and that's the only way that you can become a christian. so if the president has done that, then i would say that he's a christian, if that's what he has

of the turn, they determined that if you kill a christian -- they called them a fair to -- a h ereticd go to paradise. time flies when you

>> today on "christian world news" a mother fights for her life. why this pakistani christian got a death sentence for defending her faith. >> plus church attendance in england is on the decline. see how they are meeting the needs of their communities. >> and the gateway to typhoons, why the storm-ravaged area in the philippines the struging to recover and a team of doctors is showing the love of christ to those that need it the most. christians worldwide rally around a pakistani mother sentenced to death. i am george thomas. >> and i am wendy griffith. asia bibi is a wife and mother and a christian in jail sentenced to death for blasphemying the prophet mohammed. believers around the world are taking action on her behalf. gary lane traveled to pakistan and brings us this exclusive interview with asia's husband and children. >> 10-year-old e sham and her sister play a popular pakistani board game with their father. one important part of their family game night is missing, their mother, asia bibi. she hasn't played with her daughters for two years. s

michael pearl the man whose teachings they follow is spreading his goss pel through a popular christian book "to train a child." the pearls wrote it as a blueprint for raising children they say the way the bible commands. >> it says that if you spare the rod, you hate your child. but if you love him, you chasten him timely. >> the pearls say they're not to blame for what the family did, but spare the rod, spoil the child is a message that many fundamentalist christians and preachers embrace. you'll hear from some of them tonight. you'll hear from a woman whose parents followed the treatment when she was growing up. she calls it abuse. >> this is systemic form of brainwashing these children. >> our investigation led us to a corner of christian fundamentalism that operates almost entirely beyond the reach of authority. fundamentalist baptist homes for troubled teens. they say they help character and found wayward young christians found their way back to god. >> they bodily man hadled me to the floor. and he hit me with a board as hard as he could. and i was shocked. i had been paddled my

they believe he left islam to become a christian. muslims turning to christ in somalia is the subject of a new film. its purpose is to encourage the western church to pray for them. somalis could watch it on a cell phone. heather sells has more. >> i made it safely back to the city. >> reporter: the true story of a somali woman that comes to christ. she says to be somali is to be muslim. >> somali people are very close. we share everything. our house, we have one room and seven of us. >> in a surprise move to the city, they show her god's love as they befriend her. she reads the bible in secret. she realized it is true and she believes she cannot embrace christianity. >> there is no way i can accept it. i am somali. if i accept it, i will be killed. >> eventually she converts and as she begins to follow christ, that danger makes it difficult for somali christians to worship. somali christians are very underground. there is no church of somali believ believers. >> the somali people make the national news every week. terrorism, war in s

>> today on "christian world news" a major discovery at the birthplace of america. see why this find is so significant to our christian heritage. plus how some of the best chefs in the country help others celebrate thanksgiving. and there is a large church in australia. if you don't know their name, chances are you heard their songs, we'll take you down under to hillsong church. americans give thanks to god for his many blessings, welcome to "christian world news" everyone i am wendy griffith. this week americans celebrated the thanksgiving holiday, a time of remembering the country's biblical foundation and give thanks to god for his many blessings. recently archaeologists discovered the original church built in 1908 where pocahontas married james roth. it is evidence of america's christian heritage. >> if you kill him, you'll have to kill me, too. >> daughter, stand back! >> i won't! >> pocahontas best known for saving the life of johns smith who helped establish jameston in 1607. he would later marry another colonist named james, james roth. just where the marriag

what are you doing as a christian minster stir up racial conflict and posters that say the gop is the new black and use hateful talk about a democratic plantation. what is any of this to do with a calling as a christian minster? as i read the sermon on the mount, sir, this is what i read. blessed are the peace makers, blessed are the meek and blessed are the merciful. you were ranting in the most hateful terms and accusing a political party of all sorts of nepharious and wicked acts. what are you doing as a christian minster? >> the first thing that i always find entertain suggest when others would like to define my christianity or others or a certain passage out of the bible as if they are a theological expert which, mr. bashir, you are not. i remember there is a passage in the bible where the lord jesus went into the temple by himself and whipped people out of the temple. there is new and old testament examples where forces necessary and the kingman has to be taken by force and the profits of the old testament that changed government with some of the injustices and it was the job of

michael pearl the man whose teachings they follow is spreading his goss pel through a popular christian book "to train a child." the pearls wrote it as a blueprint for raising children they say the way the bible commands. >> it says that if you spare the rod, you hate your child. but if you love him, you chasten him timely. >> the pearls say they're not to blame for what the family did, but spare the rod, spoil the child is a message that many fundamentalist christians and preachers embrace. you'll hear from some of them tonight. you'll hear from a woman whose parents followed the treatment when she was growing up. she calls it abuse. >> this is systemic form of brainwashing these children. >> our investigation led us to a corner of christian fundamentalism that operates almost entirely beyond the reach of authority. fundamentalist baptist homes for troubled teens. they say they help character and found wayward young christians found their way back to god. >> they bodily man hadled me to the floor. and he hit me with a board as hard as he could. and i was shocked. i had been paddled my

through a popular christian parenting book he wrote with his wife "to train up a child." apparently more than 1 million copies have been sold. the pearls wrote it as a blueprint for raising children they say the way the bible commands. >> it says that if you spare the rod, you hate your child. but if you love him you chosen him timely. >> the pearls say not to blame for what the shatzs did but spare the rod, spoil the child is a message that many fundamentalists and their preachers e78 brace. you also hear from a woman whose parents followed the pearls' teachings when she was growing up. her parents called it biblical chastisement. she calls it abuse. >> this is a systematic form of brain washing for these children. >> a form of christian fundamentally that operates almost entirely beyond the reach of authorities. fundamentalist baptist homes for so-called troubled teens. they say they build character and help wayward young christians find their path back to god. but some former residents describe them as houses of horror. >> and they just bodily man handled me to the flo

now with this amendment to the law, now if you're a michigan christian teenager caught giving a gay kid a swirlie, you can say it's a baptism. [ laughter ] after all, if you read the bible, you know jesus was a bully. he threw the money lenders from the temple-- because they were the mathletes! look at him at the cafeteria. hanging out at the cool kids table. "no, there's only room for these twelve guys, go sit somewhere else,you pharisees." [ laughter ] even though clearly there's tons of space on the other side of the table! by the way, christian teens don't have to restrict their righteous bullying to gays. according to leviticus they should also torment their classmates who have tattoos, wear "clothing woven of two kinds of material" or are girls in their time of menstrual impurity. and don't just bully those girls, bully anyone who touches them, for they are unclean. and remain unclean until the girl gives the principal two turtles or two young pigeons to be sacrificed. [ laughter ] obviously we're talking about christians here. we can't have hindus, jews and muslims bullying us ab

all right i want to stay with us here and next we talk to a christian star a far right politician and leader of the freedom party in austria but the party's radical views even lead to fellow e.u. members refusing to work with it he says that the immigration policies and expansion plans will eventually spell the end of the entire european idea. before right freedom party leads polls austria's general election its leader has penned a rock saying islam is on the rise mr struck out while austrians so concerned about islam because he said ng this is an area where there are too many thorny issues the european crisis is our main problem now but we also face problems in our migration policy up to this largely concerns migration from even countries such as turkey more than fifty percent of turkish immigrants don't want to integrate into north korean society they don't want to learn the language and organize parallel and opposing structures to geezer radical islamists have become visible in our society they hinder it's a peaceful and democratic development in this since we are certainly a polit

i heard, the mod over there is when a santos, if the christians christians. xist in their hearts the will to remain one nation under god and one people united i history, heritage and language committed to proposition that men and women are to be judged, not by their color the color of the skin, but by the content of their character. americans to believe that we're all equal in length, not because not because because we came from but because of who we are, americans be okay so why did you go overboard with his who is white and who's not white? you think hispanics are not like what you think justice sotomayor is not white? she looks like any. >> guest: she she is a puerto rican lady. i don't know how she defines herself economy day what i see as the problem. there's no doubt as i said many times before anybody could be a good american. i think any group can be assimilated but here's the three problems. what is the enormous numbers of people come into this country who have never before been assimilated into any western country. never. >> host: 1912 the highest nu

. >> ahora tenemos a christian de la fuente . >> se unen los artistas anglos y latinos y es una nochesidad y posibles tormentas para el norte pero vamos a ver las temperaturas, noche fresca, francisco con 51° y san josé con 48° y toda la región con 48 y para mañana no hay lluvias pero para el día viernes entra el sistema y tan así que el fin de semana será seco con algunos nublados, las temperaturas con algunos grados bajos, y para san josé temperaturas hasta los 62° el fin de semana y en pantalla el pronóstico de california y más detalles en solo a las 11 . >> . >> este miércoles las protestas de estudiantes y profesores chilenos se tornaron violentas. >> tres oficiales resultaron heridos y casi 20 manifestantes quedaron arrestados y los manifestantes buscan lograr que el presupuesto del 2012 tenga educación gratuita . >> también les diremos como termino la protesta en el campo. >> y rompe el silencio el autor de una medida de arizona luego que ayer fuera sacado de su puesto por los votantes . >> ahora nos vamos con san rafael . >> sí no sabes la súper recepción y acá estoy con 40 jó

pearl is a minister of the gospel, a devout christian. is wife are best-selling authors who have written many religiously themed books. but their most popular and most controversial is a book called "to train up a child" in which they write about the need to inflict physical pain. >> i don't use the term hitting. >> reporter: what's the word? >> spanking. >> reporter: is there a difference? >> absolutely. a hand is hitting, a little switch is spanking. a wooden spoon or spatula, that is spanking. >> reporter: in the book, the pearls who live in rural tennessee declare "the rod is a gift from god, use it as the hand of god to train your children." "any spanking to effectively reinforce instruction, must cause pain." this couple believed in the pearls. kevin and elizabeth shots, parents of nine children read their book. the book was found in their house and put in an evidence bag after the california couple pummelled one of their daughter for hours. lidia shots had been adopted died after suffering hor irving injuries all over her body. mich

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christians. he has been on a mission to trash denver broncos quarterback tim tebow for being conservative and a christiane tim tebow. [ applause ] that's right. take denver broncos' quarterback tim tebow the fan fifth christian who is in over his head on the football field and put him somewhere that fan favorite christians in over his head are welcome. the republican presidential race. >> eric: sorry. tebow turned the broncos around bringing a team back from the big deficits and winning games. you might consider booking tim tebow for your show. both of your viewer it might learn a thing or two. dana? >> dana: i don't think i would tell tim tebow to waste his time on bill maher's show. he should be getting ready to win. i talked to my sister, angie in denver, and she a big tim tebow fan. they are pulling for him. >> greg: i don't know who tim tebow is. i imagine he plays some sort. bill maher doesn't bother me. the audience applauds without listening. they're brain dead seals. he shows an obvious dislike for his audience when he applauds. you are really laughing at that joke? >> eric: the broncos were 1-4

now i'm a christian and i go for that. i wrote him a letter and i apologized and told him i was sorry that i had to do that, that i was so weak. and i didn't protect him. and i didn't. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> it's a bunch of betrayals and lies. there's no loyalty, there's no honor. >> one gang banger smashes the code. and another unleashes contempt for those who do. >> i don't know how can they wake up in the morning and see themselves in the mirror, you know. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you up to

that is that the perrys are very comfortable talking about the religion when speaking to a christian i talked to some religious activists in the republican party who were astounded that the perrys spent seven hours with them over the course of two days a couple of months ago shortly after he announced his campaign. and when she's talking or when the perrys are talking to a secular audience, they're a lot less comfortable about it. they don't want to be branded as a christian candidate or conservative christian candidate. we'll listen to what she told me when i asked her about her faith recently. >> okay. >> i think it probably had to do with that awakening you mentioned in 1977. since then he has grown in that. i think truly if you -- if you do that, if you have that in your heart, you need to go in whatever you do, whether you're a teacher, a doctor, a minister, and so that's what he did, and, yes, he probably is more spiritual than people think, because we tend to take that very privately. when i talk about my faith, i become very emotional. when i talk about my family, i become ver

alright, alright. [ woman: ] i used to wonder, why would a jew, a christian, and a muslim ever get together was him!it w! and then, i finally got it. they had a lot more in common than donuts. ♪ love can build a bridge. ♪ ♪ oh, love and only love. ♪ ♪ between your heart and mine. ♪ >>> terror plot. police say an american-born muslim was hours away from carrying out a plan to bomb new york city. >>> debt deadlock. more d.c. d

it's just like being a christian.ould say these people think it's okay to do this, this, and this and they're christian. and these people say oh, no, we don't -- like you're saying the catholic church. well, they won't let you do this, this, and this. so i think it has to do with degrees of how much you practice that religion -- >> what are the things about mormonism which are awkward for you? >> you know, i don't know enough about their beliefs to point out what they are, to articulate it well. here's what i believe. mitt romney says that he believes jesus is the son of god, that he believes jesus is his savior. to me those are the foundational things that when i look at somebody could i vote for them, do they believe in the major things like me. i don't know what other all the other church doctrine is. >> could you vote for a jewish candidate? >> sure, i could vote for a jewish candidate. i mean, jews, that's how our faith was started. they're god's chosen people in the scripture. i mean, sure i could. >> so you don

churches of america, for carlton pearson's is a uniquely christiantory. though it's great central question is one with which all people must struggle some day, maybe later, maybe sooner. what happens after? is it certain, ominous, real? >> are you picking up to tell the world there is no hell? >> all murderers, all liars are on their way, shall be cast into the lake of fire. >> or a myth bathed in uncertainty? >> not everything is clear and that's why we need the spirit. >> my parent the devil in them. all of my sisters and brothers the devil in them. my neighbor was full of the devil. the devil was in that dog next door. the devil's in that cat. >> carlton pearson learned about hell a long time ago. and he learned the lesson well. >> i'm the fourth generation classical pentecostal preacher. i was raised in denomination church of god in christ. >> he was just a little boy when the bug bit him or as he puts it -- >> i started with a little trash can turned over. my two little sisters sitting out in front of me. i was 5 years old. on the back porch of

christian the terrorism, which is alsochristia incorrect.t. the only way this could have been described on this traffic s is a white racists who committee an act of white terrorism and af stemt system of white supremacy, fogetid christianity, forget, that is the only way it should be looked at.his to do so any other way isny incorrect.. >> i agree with part of that. ia and as luck would have it, i adad his manifesto, not all of it, it gets a low repetitive, s. you can skim break through some parts, but i don't think i am se aware of any conservatives to r. blended on islamic terrorism.f did not know what it was. it we the time we heard that happened he was already being described in the new york times headline as a christian fundamentalist, gun-toting, fox is healing, i believe. his manifesto makes clear, as the caller said, even to mas christians, uses the word christian to mean non islamic. not specifically, i don't know, black, hispanic., no, muslims that he does not like.t like. and a yes, very anti muslim, bus jews and buddhists and all of-m. the people of europe to join t peohim in the fight against the islamic edition of europe. wiat is

just like being a christian.k it's okay to do this, this and this and they're christian. like you say, the catholic church, they won't let you do this, and this and this. it's degrees of how you practice that religion. >> what are the things about mormonism that are awkward for you? >> i don't know enough about their beliefs to point it out, articulate it well. here's what i believe. mitt romney says that he believes jesus is the son of god, he believes jesus is the savior, to me those are the fun -- foundational things when i look at somebody, i don't know what all the other church doctrine is. >> could you vote for a jewish candidate? >> sure, i could vote for a jewish candidate. they're god's chosen people in the scripture. i mean, sure i could. >> so you don't mind which religion. could you vote for a muslim candidate? >> i think i could. it's so hypothetical because if we're talking about for america, 90% of america is christian so i am pretty sure that i would find somebody that more shares my beliefs and i

a god. the supreme being, if you want to call it that. buddhist, hindu, christian, just referred to as a guide -- god, so basically it's whoever he may be. it is not an establishment of religion, just something establish -- something higher than we are, however it may be. they spent about 40 minutes, i understand, on this. and a pledge of allegiance, which used to be said in school when i was a kid every morning -- we reaffirmed our cells every morning. when you say i love you to someone, your kids, your wife, every day, it reaffirms that they're all we are doing is reaffirming something we do all the time. i do not think it is illogical. it has not been done over and over again. it has only been done a couple of times, or wants, since it was brought to be that way, since we adopted that moscow. anyway, i just wanted to throw that in there. 9/11, we do every year. it certainly everybody remembers it. why should we do it? it does not seen it should be a bigot -- as big an issue as people make about it. we spend 40 minutes and 10 years since the last we did this. i d

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mark, the most important thing i can tell you about my son is he was a christian.d his lives as a christian and his personality, exuberant katrina attitude and everybody saw that in mark. he had a contagious smile. and whether he was in a stressful situation or a nonstressful situation, he had this joy in his life and people saw that and they knew he was getting that joy from the holy spirit within him. and that's the most important thing i can say about him. he was a loving son. in fact, when he first went over to afghanistan, it was around mother's daytime, and he was over there fighting for our country and he still had enough thoughtfulness to send flowers to his mother. >> stan mcdowell, thank you so much for your time and thank you for sharing a little bit more about your son as well. >> thank you. >> we will be right back. on november 26th you can make a huge impact by shopping small on small business saturday. one purchase. one purchase is all it takes. so, pick your favorite local business... and join the movement. i pledge to shop small at big top candy sh