and bible quotes? >> i have, this has been an educational for me. writers within the books are playing off of each other, are reexpressing each other, this idea of intertextuality, i didn't study a lot of recent literature outside of high school classes like most of us do. i was able to work with a number of professors that spend a lot of time, we have two advisers from baylor university that spend quite a bit of time in classroom. but the depth of evoking the ideas and different ideas whether it's drawing on biblical theme to go to a similar direction or biblical theme to subvert and going in a different direction, this is different and never-ending. >> good afternoon and welcome to book tv on c-span2 and the visit of museum of the bible in washington, d.c., the museum of the bible just opened in november of last year, about 30 million bibles are sold every year, number one best-selling book in the world and our goal for the next hour and a half is to talk about literature and how the bible is used in

>> the bible. >> the bible museum looks at three different angle angles of the influence of the bible what does the story talk about in the history of this book as it spreads around the world through translation anddwhat is finallye influence and the ripple effectr as it is translated to go into an herent cultures and certainlc in westernisto culture the storf american history is full of many people interacting with the bible and the difference that im made within thoseericanture, cua certainly roosevelt is looking over the society and differentrh dynamics but also using the bible to branch out across the whole globe with different whole globe with different >>host: one ripple effect is its own literature that is what we want to talk about today how ist the bible used in western literature? >> it has become so common in fm ordinary discourse we are with iry discourse we are familiar with its themes andow, concepts or ideas and becomes characters, expressions.sort so this becomes a pretty familiar repository that riders can draw upon for different reasons as well tee7 let's look at som

the cannot take six months often go to bible school. but they can come for five days to the code for a intense bible study. was their vision to bring people here. to spread the word of god. the only book we use here at the coast, is the bible. for every teacher that comes, use the bible as a textbook. property,otels on the and the main conference center of their. where we are sitting right now is the chapel. very influential in a lot of what happened around here. she loved the chapel. she would keep it simple. she said no stained-glass windows, can't beat what god is but outside these windows. no sting less windows. she also came out one day they're putting the steeple on. not pleased at all, because it was not high enough. she said it is not high enough. said how heidi want that steeple? she said hi can ago #it kept going higher and higher. it cannot get any higher. she said that will be fine. i don't know if you had a goal. he knew he wanted to do. that was that he wanted the anything he could to serve god in whatever way got one in h

i've been teaching the bible from the hebrew my whole life and. non jews and jews equally have taken the courses and thousands bought my tapes i have something i know how to make it relevant i just admitted that that's the reason that i'm doing this the bible was america's central book for most of its history today it's ignored i would like to re re center it in american life it's the greatest book ever written but if you just sit down and read it you will know why and i'm i try to explain i'll give you want to example it says honor your father and mother the severity profound thing we're told to love god we're told to love the stranger and we're told to love our neighbor. but we're never told to love our parents because the bible is very sophisticated and understand some children a lot of children just can't love their parents villages kids not duchesse still interest normal know even in normal homes but whether you like your parent or not you have to honor them it's like i stood up when jimmy carter entered my radio studio many years ago i don't

i've been teaching the bible from the hebrew my whole life and. non jews and jews equally have taken the courses and thousands bought my tapes i have something i know how to make it relevant i just admitted that that's the reason that i'm doing this the bible was america's central book for most of its history today it's ignored i would like to re re center it in american life it's the greatest book ever written but if you just sit down and read it you will know why and i try to explain and give you want to example it says honor your father and mother the severity profound things were told to love god were told to love the stranger and were told to love our neighbor. but we're never told to love our parents because the bible is very sophisticated and understand some children a lot of children just can't love their parents villages kids not dacha still interest normal know even in normal homes but whether you like your parent or not you have to honor them it's like i stood up when jimmy carter entered my radio studio many years ago i don't like the

does it go back to that time where you encounter the bible? does it go back out early is a turning point in the book lacks. >> guest: i think it was the biggest moment of my life that changed my life. when i started reading the bible it changed my whole perspective of the world. i would say also god. the disability that i have changed my life. if i didn't have disability it wouldn't be speaking english or wouldn't be doing interfaith at all. >> host: talk more about that. how was it that having your disability changed her outlook on the world compared to the people around you? >> guest: i was jealous of other kids. first of all they could ride a bicycle. i couldn't do that because of my disability and i was very jealous of them but my pastor told me i shouldn't beat jealous and i should have a talent and that's why he learned english. inside i wanted to be different. i can do things that you can't do. i was always searching for why god gave me a disability. why didn't he choose someone else's? that's when i discovered it was my disability. >>

the bible because they mixed different chapters in according to when they actually happened and it's actually much less confusing than reading the bible, but special friend of mine did an outstanding job on a book where he covered his history that, i guess, the subtitle of his book is when i thought i had all of the answers god changed the questions. [laughter] >> and so it's his journey, faith journey and what -- how africa has affected him. he said when you reach your own people, your own town, comfort zone and you probably don't talk about religion very much because you're afraid of what the others might think or might suggest but when you go to africa it's a continent of faith, a whole bunch of countries that have virtually nothing so they live on their faith and shares some of those. another book that i read every day is one quiet moment, it's been the title, title has been change today quiet moments with with god. and he gave me a copy of his book which is daily prayers for the year. i think my 20th time to go through that but a great way to start the day and usually in the pra

the bible in particular.ndational document of western civilisation, it can reveal things to us about ourselves and what we believe and how we should act more than can be discovered in most any other story. the bible is central to your belief systems? no, it is central to western culture. it is the foundational document of western culture. and this word truth, which is quite an important word for you, you think the bible contains a few kabul truce? well, you think the bible contains a few kabultruce? well, i don't know you think the bible contains a few kabul truce? well, i don't know what area kabul truce? well, i don't know what are a feudal means necessarily but it certainly contains a form of truth, it's narrative form of true. it is the same form of truth is he presented in front of you when you go see movies or when you read great literature. there is a truth in that. foodies are fiction. but we wouldn't be able to rank order fiction according to its quality if there wasn't some relation to truth. —— mov

the bible is central to your belief systems? no, it is central to western culture.l document of western culture. and this word truth, which is quite an important word for you, you think the bible contains irrefutable truth? well, i don't know what irrefutable means necessarily, but it certainly contains a form of truth, it's narrative form of truth. it is the same form of truth you see presented in front of you when you go see movies, or when you read great literature. there is a truth in that. movies are fiction. but look, we wouldn't be able to rank order fiction according to its quality if it didn't bear some relation to truth. it is viewed right around the world and has millions of viewers who are not from a tradition at all, they may be hindus, muslims, they may be animists, but how can they therefore refer to your 12 rules for life when they are so wedded to the culture and traditions and the truths of the bible? i also draw on other traditions extensively throughout the book and also in my first book. but the attitude that i am taking towards the stories that

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and that is when i began really rethinking the whole issue, revisiting what the bible actually says,, actually, that the verses i thought were prohibitive of same—sex relationships, i think we havejust misunderstood them in the church. so it took me a long time, several years of study and prayer, but i do believe that now, that god actually creates many of us to be lgbt, and that is who we are meant to be. thing is, many people who used to be sort of coreligionists of yours, in those nominations that one could loosely described as fairly evangelical, quote unquote "fundamentalist" in their christian beliefs, very heavily based upon scripture and fairly literal translation or use of scripture, they now regard you as something of a traitor. yes. they believe that you have found a path that is based upon lies, and indeed, in a sense, a betrayal of jesus christ and his life and teachings. yes, i think that has been the most crushing part. i knew that i would probably lose my music career, which i did. there was a huge boycott of my music, but ijust hadn't expected quite the amount of vit

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net it was the national number one nonfiction best seller in the country which is astonishing for a bible commentary i am so the last thing i expected i wrote this out of idealism you never know what you had and that then jellicoe publisher publishes a crisp that's correct oh well it's bait for jews christians and atheists and everybody else i don't know i think that pretty much all the agnostic boss thinks all right dennis let's head to things political and i don't want to do want to talk about a book right oh you recently said the united states is choking on hysteria over the unlikely possibility you've had convictions pleads of guilty man a ford in big trouble on trial and you think nothing happened between russia and the election no i think no collusion happened ok but i want a lot of bad things happen right no nothing lot of bad things that but they have nothing to do with russia man a fourth is money laundering it has nothing to do with russia you think russia was ok. i mean russia with no i had nothing to do with the election oh i didn't say that i was they didn't say we look at th

we shall now discuss the new deliverer of the bible that's right dennis prager following these words like you. are a. russian and i see. you know world big partisan mocks and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the troops the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks.

if you look at the bible, which modern evangelicals would've to be an authoritative book in the bible speaks about fear in two ways. one, fear of god, a reverence for god, for an all-powerful god, a providential god who intervenes in the lives of human beings and answers prayer, performs miracle at times. and because evangelicals have a fear of death god, they put their fear and trust so that is the other way that it treats the notion of fear is to fear not. perfect love casts out fear, the bible teaches. think of the famous psalm 23, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil for thou art with me and comfort me. fear is not a christian habit of mine. nonow again, my theological and religious tradition teaches me we live in a very broken world. i've learned that from reading the protestant reformers, people like reinhold mueller. the world is broken and fear is a natural product of that. we are all afraid, but it is not a christian option as they read my bible to dwell in their fear or to build policy around here were to build public engagement with th

is true and the bible tells me this. and the reason this is being covered up is because modern american society hates the bible and wants to convince people the bible isn't true with the idea of a round earth. right? so the debate over the flat earth seems like the easiest debate in the world to win, that this is literally going to take no time. but underneath it is oftentimes bigger issues of identity and belief not attached to that argument. yeah. question? let's go. >> i feel like all of these examples in some way connect to some religious component. and so, like, how is this -- could you study this measuring what someone's religious beliefs are? >> sure. >> because i feel like in every single one of these, there's some level of reference to the bible or anti-semitism, in some way there's a religious component. so if you take the religion out of it and look at cultures or societies not affiliated in any way, how is that portrayed different? >> it would be a really interesting study that i have not done, there are cert

and the bible tells me this. the reason this is being covered up is because modern american society hates the bible and wants to convince people it is not true with this idea of around the earth. the debate over the flat earth seems like the easiest debate like it will take no time, underneath it is deeper issues of identity and belief not attached to the argument. question. >> i want to go back to my question about measuring religious affiliation or belief, i feel that all of these examples in some way connect to some religious component, so, how, could you study this, what someone's religious beliefs are, i feel like in every single one of these there is some level of reference to the bible or anti- semitism, some religious component. so if you take the religion out of it and you put cultures and societies that are not affiliated in any way, how it is that looking at different? >> it is a very interesting study but i have not looked in it, certainly societies in europe are much less religious and less spiritual

society hates the bible and wants to convince people the bible isn't true with this idea of a round earth. right. so the debate over the flat earth seems like the easiest debate in the world to win. this is literally going to take no time. but underneath it is often times more beliefs that aren't attached to that argument. question. >> i would like to talk about that question about measuring religious affiliation or belief. because i think all of these in some way connect to a religious component. like how is this -- could you study the measuring what someone's religious beliefs are. because i feel like, in every single one of these there's some level of reference to the bible or anti semitism in some way there's a religious component. >> right. >> so if you take the re religion out of it. >> it would be a really interesting study, there's certainly societies in europe that are much less religious and much more even spiritual in their beliefs than ours to see if their conspiracies have a religious component. i agree with you. i think it's a wonderful question. >> so i want to respon

they had these picture books that talked about different bible stories like no and the flood and i had flood and i had another one for the story of sodom and gomorrah, which is the interesting story about god burning to cities that had brown, traditionally thought to be because the cities were full of people who were gay. that is what is understood in church teaching. so the reason we were told these cities have been burnt to the ground was because of homosexuality but we were too young to understand what it was but it was something very bad. at a young age, had probably five or six yea rs young age, had probably five or six years old, that did lodge in my brain andi years old, that did lodge in my brain and i made a mental note. whatever that is something very wrong. and when i was 13 i realised i was gay and that came back and i remembered it was something that god was obviously apparently very much against. wanted impossible notion that you could have spoken to anybody as a teenager about your growing awareness that you were a 93v growing awareness that you were a gay young woman? i

peace, asple live in the bible says. madalyn, do you believe the president is a christian and has the same values and morals that you do? no, i don't know that he is a christian. but the bible teaches us that god chooses people that are not thestian to carry out things that he has purposed. if we believe the bible, we will let god take care of president trump and he will get his just dues when the time comes. but it will not be us to criticize him when he has done as much as he has for this country. host: ok. mike in maywood, illinois. independent. time i saw first barry hussein obama speak, i knew he was -- he cannot be trusted. i would not buy a junk car from him from a junkyard. for the first time in my life -- i'm 80 years old. we finally have a decent, patriotic, full american president in donald trump. there were so many scandals that obama's administration, it's unbelievable. he had a lot of buffer zones. everybody protected him, everybody believed him. to socialistic, bolsheviks attitudes. bolshevik attitude. inc

and so it's a photo of me holding a bible. and so, you know, now, you can't tell it's a bible.the fact that it's a bible. but if you are real tech technical i'm holding a black book um it do have been a blue book, a yellow book or a book about butterflies but it's a book. so the mall, fashion island said yeah they aimproved the art they installed it there it was very prominently displayed in a couple of their malls. there was complaints about this offensive image. they came back to us and asked if we would change the image and do something more generic, which we agreed. to say then they told us they couldn't put any of it up because it was offensive. i thought why is it offensive now? you know, my bible. why is it all of the sudden offensive to even reference this book? i mean, you think of the lives that have been impacted by this book, how our country was impacted by this book. you know, universities like yale and harvard and the salvation army all started by people who believed the bible was the word of god. martin luther king influenced believed the bible is the word of god

but also of quality, in terms of but american christianity has little to do with the religion of the bible , instead christian institutions have largely been colonized of what is called moralistic and therapeutic a pseudo- religion about being

>> a whole bible is on here?le 1,245 pages. >> ...lunar bibles, the lost books of apollo. >> well, reverend stout and his wife,en they left nasa, just kind of vanished from the pages of history. >> until a court puts them under a microscope. >> you're saying that her intentions were sinister? >> and the value of each tiny bible -- out of this world. >> items that have gone to the moon can command six or seven figures. >> if you do the math, that's a lot, a lot of money. [ door creaks ]

the bible been to get. to the little bit of an hour before i want to go to the i don't know how to put it but it would mean to you i'm telling you. i don't believe that we are there live from what i mean when i will follow the bible didn't look awful as i did when they were. on the mountain i think a lot of them not only knew of the back side the side of us from the wash up that if that is your son calling just scientists you get border and something but has to hide that they've managed to bury a man that. big draws the border. to show us and i said glenn they include the fellow bottom of my case i don't want the idea that mama taught a. lot of my mother why i came. to get the photo mother. was a little the borderline little boy. my own mother doesn't recognize the role hinge of genocide or even wrote in jazz in this city the word itself is under a tacit. here that simply called muslims or terrorists. we're trying to arrange an interview with the sun sochi the state council of mind ma a nobel peace prize la

he leads a bible study in the white house. player in washington. the leaders of the institutions of state. ralph frohlinger is one of 82% of white evangelicals who voted for donald trump. in return he has granted them a weekly gathering at the heart of american power. who attends, the vice president? yes, vice president, secretary of state, attorney general, the head of nasa, which is just across the street here, just after coming. i will faithfully execute. for many christians, voting for donald trump provoked a crisis of conscience. found —— family voters voting for a man bragging about sexual assault. as a minister i have to give people a lot of grace and a lot of hope and hope that they will grow from things that are definitely biblically sinful. and i have those hopes for the president. but as president, donald trump is accused of pathological lying, paying off a porn star and encouraging a draconian immigration policy with hundreds of parents separated from their children. hallelujah! green leaf christian centre, a black evangelical church in

>> a whole bible is on here?hole 1,245 pages. >> ...lunar bibles, the lost books of apollo. >> well, reverend stout and his wife,en they left nasa, just kind of vanished from the pages of history. >> until a court puts them under a microscope. >> you're saying that her intentions were sinister? >> and the value of each tiny bible -- out of this world. >> items that have gone to the moon can command six or seven figures. >> if you do the math, that's a lot, a lot of money. [ door creaks ]

net it was the national number one nonfiction best seller in the country which is astonishing for a bible commentary i am so the last thing i expected i wrote this out of idealism you never know what you had and that and then jellicoe publish it publish it a christian that's correct oh well it's made for jews christians and atheists and everybody else i don't know i think that pretty much all the agnostic about sticks all right dennis let's get to things political and i don't want to do want to talk about the book right oh you recently said the united states is choking on hysteria over the unlikely possibility you've had convictions plead guilty not afford in big trouble on trial and you think nothing happened between russia and the election no i think no collusion happened ok but i want a lot of bad things happen right no nothing lot of bad things that but they have nothing to do with russia amount of for it is money laundering it has nothing to do with russia you think russia was ok but i mean russia with no i had nothing to do with the election oh i didn't say that i was they didn't sa

is ideas don't match up with any of what the bible is saying. —— is. match up with any of what the bible- is. ralph says donald trumpjust needs time to grow. any person that is young in christ is going to issues with their demeanour outwardly, measurably, especially if your whole life is on camera. but peter weiner, who worked for three republican presidents says donald trump is less a christian and more a hypocrite. i think that damaged donald trump is doing to christianity and damaging christians who are drunk supporters, is catastrophic. i have a very harsh indictment of the people who stood by him, who wore his sword and shield. the christians. with some now questioning their support, donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican at the mid—term elections in november, then there will be civil unrest, even violence. martin bashir, bbc news, washington. staying in america now, i want to ta ke staying in america now, i want to take you to phoenix, arizona, these are live pictures of th

for example, my -- my favorite story in the bible is when god appears to abraham. [ laughter ] and then the very next thing, god says, without missing a beat is, "circumcise your penis." [ laughter ] he goes straight to it. so, there's this 99-year-old man. he's just met god and now he's got to -- gotta do this thing. and so, the whole bible is just full of madness. [ laughter ] and i always thought, you know, wouldn't it be funny -- isn't it funny, you imagine somebody with all this power who is a little bit irrational. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and that's -- and that's why i'm so excited we got to cast steve buscemi. [ laughter ] >> seth: that is a -- a perfect person to encapsulate that. thank you so much for being here, buddy. >> thanks so much. >> seth: congrats on the book. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i can't wait for the show. simon rich, everybody! "hits and misses" is available now. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ broke my personal record. aflac!? no-good break. gooood break. i'm so sorry we can't make your barbecue.

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and the bible belt the pot store the bible belt it is important they stopped in the united states as support for president trump and his party so we'll have this aspect and i would say that to the the parts store who is of the same. protestant could not take ition christian connotation as the vice president of the united states plays a big role and we need to find a face saving mechanism to get this passed out of the fire line i think that is important yes there are other considerations and. like the game turkey plays by being room have in have out nato have with the with have with putin buying one material from the russians etc etc i think he is over stretching its limits and where he is vulnerable he has now been taught that there's no free lunch even not for it turkish president on the other hand the american president doesn't care too much about what's going on in europe including turkey. he has his own domestic agenda so we are in a very precarious situation and i as a german european i therefore think that not only germany but the european union heads to play a certain role in

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