we're going to take you live now into the enquiry about child protection policies in the anglican churching a written statement from prince charles. on each occasion i naturally replied as i believed that to be the polite thing to do. there was often a delay on my part given other priorities at the mind of my attention. my recollection is that these exchanges were normally instigated and driven by peter ball in addition to a handful of telephone calls. having refresh my memory to help with your enquiry i notice that this has been borne out of the date in question. with a significant passage in time i cannot 110w significant passage in time i cannot now recall with certainty when the following exchange took place and when there was one titular conversation or more than one. peter ball told me that he had been involved in some form of indiscretion that prompted his ready as nation —— fronted his resignation at gloucester. the police and crown prosecution service service had decided to take no action. this sequence decided to take no action. this sequence of events seem to support the claim

i am not catholic and first of all, it was king james and it was the anglican church and they came over here not to worship that to read the bible and study the bible. and i will take one of your questions. host: the next question for kevin is under our constitution, some powers belong to the federal government which is one power of the federal government. there are several of them. one power reserved for the federal government. caller: the power to protect our borders. host: true. immigration. we would create an army certainly. treaties as well. thanks for that. kim onn next, this is our democrat line. caller: good morning. [indiscernible] sorry?'m you are breaking up, your cell phone is breaking up. try again. caller: can you hear me now? host: a little choppy. caller: ok, let me go upstairs. this area may be. anyway, i think we have too many elections in america. and i think that we should have the house of representatives have four-year terms, and i think what happens is that those guys are always looking over their shoulder and they should have time to settle in and not worry about

peter ball was a senior figure in the anglican church for decades.bishop of lewes from 1977 until he became bishop of gloucester in 1992. he was a man with friends in high places. prince charles attended his installation and invited him to his home. but in 1993, peter ball resigned his position and accepted a caution for gross indecency. reporter: any message for the victims? i'm very sorry. it wasn't until 2015 that he was convicted for abusing 18 teenagers and young men and jailed. today, while prince charles was at raf marham, he tried to distance himself from the man he once called a loyal friend. in a letter read out to the inquiry by its senior counsel, he said he had ceased contact with mr ball when he was found guilty of serious offences against young people. it remains a source of deep personal regret that i was one of many who were deceived over a long period of time about the true nature of mr ball's activities. clarence house said prince charles didn't know about the caution until 2009 and he said he hadn't been aware that a caution carri

peter ball was a senior and powerful figure in the anglican church for decades.n high places. prince charles attended when he became a bishop. in 1999, he was arrested and charged for gross indecency. it was not until 2015 that he was convicted for abusing 18 teenagers and young men and jailed. today, prince charles was at raf marham, he tried to distance himself from the man he once called a loyal friend. in a letter read out by senior counsel, he said he had ceased contact with mr peter ball he was found guilty of serious offences against young people. it remains a source of deep personal regret that i was one of many who were deceived over a long of time about the true nature of peter ball's activities. clarence house says prince charles did not know about the caution until 2009, and he said he had not been aware that an admission that carried an acceptance of guilt. 0ne aware that an admission that carried an acceptance of guilt. one of peter ball's victims, who wants to remain anonymous, told me he did not feel that was good enough. anonymous, told me he did

peter ball was a senior figure in the anglican church of the decades.op of lewes from 1977 until he became bishop of gloucester in 1992. he was a man with friends in high places. prince charles attended his installation and invited him to his home. but in 1993, peter ball resigned his position and accepted a caution for gross indecency. any message for the victims? i'm very sorry. it wasn't until 2015 that he was convicted for abusing 18 teenagers and young men and jailed. today, while prince charles was at raf marham, he tried to distance himself from the man he once called a loyal friend. in a letter read out to the inquiry by its senior counsel, he said he had ceased contact with mr ball when he was found guilty of serious offences against young people. it remains a source of deep personal regret that i was one of many who were deceived over a long period of time about the true nature of mr ball's activities. clarence house said prince charles didn't know about the caution until 2009 and he said he hadn't been aware that a caution carried an acceptan

i am not catholic and first of all, it was king james and it was the anglican church and they came overe not to worship that to read the bible and study the bible. and i will take one of your questions. host: the next question for kevin is under our constitution, some powers belong to the federal government which is one power of the federal government. there are several of them. one power reserved for the federal government. caller: the power to protect our borders. host: true. immigration. we would create an army certainly. treaties as well. thanks for that. kim onn next, this is our democrat line. caller: good morning. [indiscernible] sorry?'m you are breaking up, your cell phone is breaking up. try again. caller: can you hear me now? host: a little choppy. caller: ok, let me go upstairs. this area may be. anyway, i think we have too many elections in america. and i think that we should have the house of representatives have four-year terms, and i think what happens is that those guys are always looking over their shoulder and they should have time to settle in and not worry about fun

church. in both cases, the lack of cultural power actually helped their message to be heard rather than hindering it. baptists were disreputable enough in anglican america that reasonable people did not ultimately see disestablishment of a state church as a stalking horse for baptist power. first of all, because it was not their motive but second of all, few could imagine what baptist power would look like anyway. the civil rights movement modeled nonviolence and pervasive appeal to conscience, structural power and legal power was needed to pass and enforce and interpret culture legislation but the move is shaped in the beginning by influence makers, black preachers such as martin luther king jr., sharecroppers such as danny lou hamer of my home state of mississippi. and it is no accident that dr. king called the persuasive, self-sacrificial work he was called to do, bearing the cross. american culture will not see the relevance of an evangelicalism that is latched to an explicit and robust theology of the cross. many people in american culture assume that evangelicals are like cicadas that go dormant in between new hampshire primaries every fou

church left me. lately, that the nomination has waged a systematic, saint timoney's persecution of lee. lee, one of the most about anglicans that ever lived. abusivebeen called an slaveholder, a modern-day judas. at the root of the hypocrisy they practice -- in the wars before the civil war, the episcopal church in the south was the least enthusiastic about the abolition of slavery. why? the large slaveholders and business men of wealth in the main belonged to the episcopal faith. one does not bite the hand that feeds you. yet they were not merely bystanders in the antebellum period. the 1860 census for virginia shows 112 episcopal ministers living in the old dominion. of those 112 three fourths of the clergy or participants and a system that condemned now. the invisible church denomination was among the first to establish a confederate church. clergy servedval as chaplains in the confederate armies. this now the denomination that lashes out at confederates in general and lee in particular. neighborhood the lee memorial stained window was taken out of the national cathedral dedicated 64 years earlier it was removed as was