whatever god is, it's not human. that's what god is. and yet, even in that incredibly iconoclastic religion, when you read the koran there are multiple versus in which it talks about god's all seeing eyes and his loving hands and it refers to god in these deeply anti- arctic ways. the proper response would be that it's poetry, obviously were supposed to read it as metaphor, that's clearly what is being said here. otherwise, if we take it literally then we are denying the single most important restriction in islam which is the restriction toward anti- [inaudible] i should talk about why this is such a big deal. it's not just because we want to see what god looks like but to do so is to limit god and limiting god -ish the greatest sin of islam. any limit on god. if you think of god in human terms then by definition you are limiting god. if you say god has two hands, will why not three, why not a hundred. why not 10000. why would you only have two hands. and why hands? all of that gets you into this theological problem which is why there t

that's god. imagine the most perfectly loving, perfectly kind compassionate human being, that's god. that is a profoundly potent way of thinking about something that is beyond human thinking. and what it does more than anything else as it allows us to -- i describe it as a sort of scratching a cognitive itch. that is kind of the key. to it and i think for a lot of people come it creates a very deep bond that people want with the divi divine. whatever god i is it is wholly other and so ho if so how am i supposed to know this thing it was just a person who lived 2,000 years ago and more importantly i can craft that person into anyone i want that person to be. ink can think of jesus as a radical social reformer who stood up for the poor and dispossessed against the powerful and strong or i can just as easily think of that person as you know, a middle-class small business owner who really hated taxes. [laughter] y.? because that is who i am. this is the thing like when a couple of years ago with you

god is sleeping.here's a storm, it's a physical storm, it's a health storm, it's a job storm, it's a relationship storm, it's a financial storm, it's somethin' goin' on with my extended family storm. i mean, there's a storm, and i'm prayin' like crazy, and jesus is sleeping." now, this is so important, okay? and if you don't hear anything else i say, this is so important, okay? when you feel that way, the good news is, you're not the first person to experience that. the people jesus knew the best and loved the most experienced that very thing. not sort of theoretical like, you know, "i've been prayin'. i haven't heard from anything." no, they are, you know, 6 feet away, and they are gonna literally drown, and he is actually sleeping. which means, when you kinda feel that sense of distance from god, and, "where is god?" and, "what's god up to?" it's as if jesus left us this story to say, "it's okay, it's okay. you're not alone. it's not as bad as you think. you are not the first to feel this, to fear t

god of grace, and god of glory. god of our weary years, god of our silent tears.urage to face the injustices of racism, of poverty and violence. and how he challenged us to transform this nation into a beloved community where every person is treated with dignity and respect. and where every person has the opportunity to live up to their god-given potential. and yet, here we are, oh god, 50 years after his apotheosis and the nation seems to have gone backwards. racism racism has again lifted its economic economic injustice still burdens the poor. violence is everywhere. and our leaders still prepare for war. in these challenging and difficult times, we need you, oh god, like never before. let your spirit fall on us. let your spirit fall on this la let let your spirit fall on our leaders and bring them to their senses. in in these days, people are marching and crying out for social change and account people people are disturbed and upset by all they see happening around in in these days, oh god, let the words of your prophet become a reality among us. when he said,

god the reason that god wants you to only worship him and no other gods why is because if there's one god is one morality. whereas if you have many gods you have many moralities every every society around the jews had child sacrifice and human sacrifice this god comes and says you meant you may not sacrifice human beings if there's one god everybody has to listen to him if he's only the god of the jews and there are many other gods goalkeeper he also does like having your children he says slay enemies you never said slay enemies you find he wants where god in the in the in the torah later afterwards yes and joshua it's a claim yes so that's correct i didn't explain that out of what because. the the god of this bible is the same god who said love your neighbor as yourself love the stranger there was the first time in the in the history of the world people were told to love people who were different from them it is the most frequent law in the torah the first five books love the stranger so for them this is the canaanites were considered particularly evil they were the ones who did chil

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we don't know what god is right so a god without qualities is what the hindus worshiped but they realized that in fact ordinary people needed more than that they needed something they could look to they needed for example in the basic here a lot of nature worship happened people worship trees and rivers and fire for example so they said no we better have an idea of god that actually do they err by the way the big sages the rashid's the the thinkers and writers i mean you're talking about a religion. about a thousand years into its existence of four thousand years so that's what i'm talking about and then came up with the idea of god in a more familiar sense issue or a big one but they said since no one really knows what god looks like let's allow people to imagine god as they want and so there are three hundred thirty three million names of god with lots of forms you want to imagine god as a potbellied gentleman was an elephant's head going to show you men that's the image behind us we started the show you want imagine god as an eight armed woman riding a tiger you may do so as well but t

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coronas he was apollo god of the museums. she bore her child at lovely where epidaurus is now and she abandoned. a herd of goats gave the infant food herdsman's dog protected it and kept it warm. and when the goat head went looking for his goats he found the child surrounded with bright light the infant was. got of heat but although he was a god he was destined to done. zeus struck him down with a thunderbolt because he raised the dead escapee as lives on in the sacred simple. there was a cultic site here in very early times. first a hero named money utters was worshiped here. then apollo and when the cult of asklepios spread in greece in the fifth century b.c. the son came to be worshiped alongside his father apollo and finally supplanted him apollo had been the god of all the arts including the art of healing asklepios was the god of therapeutic healing alone in the fourth century b.c. the sanctuary became a pilgrim site and healing center the lord of the ancient world nowadays tourists the pilgrims of our times come here l

a million names of god with lots of forms you want to imagine god as a potbellied gentleman with an elephant's head going to show you men that's the image behind you as we started the show you want to imagine god as an eight armed woman riding a tiger you may do so as well but they're not all they're all merely different manifestations because the human imagination is so limited that we need to think of a god that we can worship strictly speaking god in hindu ism is brahman is the split as spirits that suffuses the cosmos there is everywhere and every one of us is united by the same so will the up woman which is in you which is in me which is in your pet dog which is which is in every living creature and each of each of us finds our seven a position where in western religions for example or the abrahamic feeds the body has a soul in hinduism the soul has a body the soul exists it adopts your body or mine for a finite period of time then it discards our bodies and moves on the ultimate goal of the soul is to be able to move into god into brahman and that is what we consider salvation in the phi

god. the problem of evil comes to mind that seems to be a pretty severe one per theists. >> in other words, with the big world we come to virtual certainty that there's a god like? >> something like that. that's right, that's right. that's probably not what you mean. >> actually you would be surprised. >> all right. >> see if we can get a couple more. >> the question is mostly for dr. sherman. you talked about picking an investment on very limited information or basically on gut feeling was different from say picking a belief in god, can you elaborate more on that and seems to me if you're going to pick something basically on feeling and faith and making a guess if it's not reason for investment it should be incompatible reason for god. >> that was you, i think. >> yeah, you know i guess this is address today me actually, maybe, we think, i said we make decisions all of the time where we have inadequate data to mandate decision, we don't know stock x is going to go up but we have good reas

god loves all people. god is not black. god is not white. he is for all people all color. god does look on the outward appearance. he'll come heart. daddy was on time magazine several times. again, we would tease. and say that this is daddy and that was mother behind. it was a family joke. we never thought anything of it. willis something that some all proud and collect these things. odyssey come up you love kept them. the family members and so forth. but daddy, it is not impressed him. it was thankful for -- it got people the city out. not about him. but about the lord. anything that can get the publicity about the lord and take grace in god's mercy, time magazine or whatever, he was happy to do it. any show on television, he would except because the same reason. i was invited to be daddy's date to the 75th anniversary of time magazine in new york. mother cannot go. anybody could been on the cover of time magazine, was invited. quite an interesting group of people. daddy was sitting at the president's table and i was sitting behind him a couple of tables. this was during

for that reason i believed god put that thought into my head and i believed god pushed me into what i did next which was totally illogical. i asked this woman, is your son a? well you don't ask people that question especially in a conservative area like our texas and a member of the southern baptist church. she was shocked. she hesitated for quite some time before she eventually said yes, but that's just the way god made him and god loves them just the way he is. well is my turn to be shocked. i had never heard that before that god loved and especially the god loves when they weren't even pretending to be straight. her words that morning changed my life. it would take too long to explain all the emotions i experienced that very afternoon. but mime emotions centered in on this woman. her words of acceptance, words i have never heard before stirred that dad spotted my heart and i fell in love with her. after all my efforts to avoid this very problem never telling anybody i was, never reading about the subject, never having a close friend, all of those efforts had been for not. that feel

god the reason that god wants you to only worship him and no other gods why is because if there's one god is one morality. whereas if you have many gods you have many moralities every every society around the jews had child sacrifice and human sacrifice this god comes and says you meant you may not sacrifice human beings if there's one god everybody has to listen to him if he's only the god of the jews and there are many other gods goalkeeper he also is like having your children he says slay enemies you never said slay enemies you find me once where god in the in the torah later afterwards yes and joshua it's a claim yes so that's correct i didn't explain that out of what because. the the god of this bible is the same god who said love your neighbor as yourself love the stranger there was the first time in the in the history of the world people were told to love people who were different from them it is the most frequent law in the torah the first five books love the stranger so for them this is the canaanites were considered particularly evil they were the ones who did child sacrific

who created a zen his own image so god.who created a zen his own image so that we might get him glory as i of his love and holiness in the world. fathers and mothers, grandfathers and grandmothers, children and grandchildren, all of us are children and grandchildren, all of us are called defined in the family the fulfilment in love. applause. god's grace helps us daily to live as one in mind and heart, including daughters—in—law and mothers—in—law. no one ever said that this would be easy. you know it better than me. it is like making a cup of tea, it is easy to bring the water to boil but a good cup of tea takes time and patience. you need to let it brew. so it is that each dayjesus warns us so it is that each dayjesus warns us with his love and leaves that they are two penetrators. he offers as the grace we need to heal our wea knesses as the grace we need to heal our weaknesses and the open our minds and hearts to hear, understand and forgive one another. we just heard the testimonies of felicity and isaac, who come from

thank god. martin luther king. thank god. thank god for the reverend abernathy.nk god for the martyrs. who paid the price. thank god. keep hope alive. keep hope alive. keep hope alive. >> justice. is it expedient? and then expedience comes along and asks the question, is it politics? vanity asks the question, is it popular? conscience asks the question, is it right. there comes the time when one must take the position that is neither safe, nor politic, nor popular, but he must do it because conscience tells him it is right. doctor martin luther king jr., march 31, 1968. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪lift every voice and seeing the. hear us in the have been ring. ♪ ♪lift every voice and sing. ♪ ♪s cerise sound. ♪ lift every voice and sing. ♪ ♪lift every voice and sing. ♪ ♪ ♪let us rejoice. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you, choir. the choir was led by noted conductor and composer doctor roland carter who led that rendition of lift up your voice and sing. thank you. now we will hear reflections on doctor king from derrick johnson, president and ceo of the aa cap. and the president a

of god with lots of forms you want to imagine god as a potbellied gentleman was an elephant's head going to show you men that's the image behind us the start of the show you want to imagine god as an eight armed woman riding a tiger you may do so as well but they're not all. they're all merely different manifestations because the human imagination is soon limited so we need to think of a god that we can worship strictly speaking god in hindu ism is brahman is the spot as spirits that suffuses the cosmos there is everywhere and every one of us is united by the same so will the up mn which is in you which is in me which is in your pet dog which is which is in every living creature and each of each of us finds our seven a position where in western religions for example or the abrahamic faiths the body has a soul in hinduism the soul has a body the soul exists it adopts your body or mine for a finite period of time then it discards our bodies and moves on the ultimate goal of the soul is to be able to move into god into brahman and that his is what we consider salvation and in the philosophy

fine.and then the god question. he says i think the atheist has better arguments than the fears but i believe because it makes me feel better. okay, i respect martin gardner and i said fine. it's kind of the end of the conversation in that sense because nothing i can put it is saying i can't prove it. but it makes my life feel better. as an argument, like what you described as something close to pascal's wager. falls apart immediately if you think about it. which religion, which god? the creator of the universe wrote many holy books. each claims there the one true one upon which the one true religion is built. how are we to know? how is an anthropologist from mars to go, that's opposite the right one and the others are bogus myths. there's no way to know. it's better actually, more rational, more reasonable to just say, i don't know. and therefore i'm just going to stay out of it and i'm not going to adhere to any of them and i will develop my own moral code based on my culture and my family and so forth, the ways t

of god was rather like the muslim idea that is that god cannot be given a shame of former gender shape a bigger pardon cannot be touched see noon imagine could be an idea could be a spark could be a puff of air we don't know what god is right so a god without qualities is what the hindus worshiped but they realized that in fact ordinary people needed more than that they needed something they could look to a they needed for example in the basic year a lot of nature worship happened people worship trees and rivers and fire for example so they said no we better have an idea of god that actually do they err by the way the big sages the rashid's the the thinkers and writers i mean you're talking about a religion. about a thousand years into it's existence of four thousand years so that's what i'm talking about and then came up with the idea of god in a more familiar sense issue or a book one but they said since no one really knows what god looks like let's allow people to imagine god as they want and so there are three hundred thirty three million names of god with lots of forms you want to

other gods beside him. there statues and symbols were overthrown and the destruction of the engine holy sites began to take its course. church. perhaps it was the wrath of jupiter whose older was bare of offerings that calls the s. to quake and the end tablature has to shatter on the ground. the business of beauty. and men are spending more and more money to look good. business studios are booming and the cosmetics industry is turning record profits. and if that's not enough there are other methods. because looking good is the key to success. made in germany next to w. e unfamiliar. the unexpected. bleak outlook ranges from. all that summer program at the fringe festival in edinburgh. for three weeks performers from the world over turn scotland's capital into one big colorful stage of. the world in sixty minutes on d w. staying up to date don't miss our highlights. programme on line d.w. dot com highlights. looking good but at what cost in this edition of made we look at the global beauty boom i've been fiz

and for that reason i believe god put that thought in my head and i believe god pushed me into what i did next which was totally illogical, because i asked this woman, is your son a homosexual? you don't ask people that question especially conservative area like tyler texas and a member of the southern baptist church. she was shocked. and she hesitated for quite some time before she eventually said, yes but that's just the way god made him and god loves him just the way he is. i had never heard that before that god loved gaze and especially that god loved gaze when they were not even pretending to be straight. her words that morning changed my life. it would take too long to explain all the emotions i experienced that afternoon but finally it was on this woman her words of acceptance were words that i have never heard before and it stirred that dead spot in my heart and after all my efforts to avoid this problem never to tell anybody i was gay or reading about the subject all of those efforts were for not to because that feeling of love for a woman came completely out of the blue and

thank god for martin luther thank king. thank god for mandela. thank god for ralph abernathy.owardice asks the question, is it expedient? and then expedience comes along and asks the question, is it politic? vanity vanity asks the question, is it popular? conscience conscience asks the question, is it right? there comes a time when one must take the position that is neither safe nor politic nor popular, but he must do it because conscience tells him it is right. dr. martin luther king, jr., remaining awake through a great revolution, or as i like to say the stay-woke speech, march 31, 1968. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ till let heaven ring ♪ ring with the harmonies of liberty ♪ ♪ lift up your voice and sing ♪ let us rejoice ♪ high as the listening skies ♪ let it resound ♪ loud as the rolling sea ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ sing a song ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ sing a song ♪ lift every voice and sing ♪ the blessing exalt us ♪ facing the rising sun ♪ of our new day begun ♪ let us march on ♪ let us march ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we have ♪ o

you don't need god or religion for any of that. in a milestone in the developed secular legal systems and moral codes that work very well.l. not perfectly but the tribal with those that we still have with us. so now talking about getting married, investing in stocks this decision-making theory is true most are under great uncertainty that is something else going on with a lot ofmo subconsciousr processing going on that we are not aware of just another part of human psychology with those religious beliefs and those valid means and it is okay to say i don't know. >> we want to leave plenty of time for questions please come up to the microphone as loudly and clearly as you can. the next with that session onot both sides one thing that i hear quite frequently a contest faith in whatever you do have to faith that you make it home alive or make it through youralal year. but there is a confusion between faith and evidence that we have built up through our life and we know that what is supported w by evidence. but essentially that there is

god the god of your office and boss he says that he got. us out of the headache. and what's all that all got there by the scottish album out of the slots in the medicine in the bottom of the eco god. but isn't that what most of. his meds was which was the body of a man moves on to the. business of the bus to the way that a move above would go to remodel the goodness of god being my bad mother have a boss that could make it as nice deep at mom's. make it will delve a person just see if. they are as if most of this debt for nothing all of. these days shows gods levy has got the old joke my ass i will think i'm a demon. you know my a sign that is due to a good goes gold small safe special ed said a month of say. by how much schoolkids misguides bios in our city you did a mock on election last puzzlement. to smile said custom to leave. the bug which eclipses a cold country god norbit this month we got the table now. and it. will so you see about when i was a young buck if i'm going to welcome chris and he was waiting just spent yesterday in a. movie rental company tha

if god told you if god told you that right does make right.muit would you go a while. what are the reasons why murder is wrong you said is determined by god.e if you take the do my -- divine command theory. years ago. are there reasons for it. because what if god says something else. but that make it right.e i'm asking you if god said murder is fine rape is fine then would you say okay guess it is. this is an example of faith at work. this is insane know you would not do that.o, you should've said something about slavery. maybe you could mention that in one of the commandments. this is not a good idea. stop doing that. depend on which holy book you read. technically murder is defined by the killing of another human being. a let's get our other speaker in. there are other views of this. natural law theory and things like that. it is a seriouss dilemma and an interesting question to debate.e one can also argue that if morality simply evolves through evolutionary psych ecology. they may be habitual patterns of behavior. at that not specifically moral.o so the origin of mo

got their gods . as europe's public opinion shifted pools for slavery's abolition and the out of there for you where human exploitation took on new forms as a whole slate that became the hidden face of europe's industrial revolution history of slavery is not a black history and it's not just a history of white colonization but the history of human equality it is the legacy for all of us that slavery's new frontiers part three of slavery the roots on al-jazeera after the latest news as it breaks the study might again be holding on to this right after a war about about an hour to haul off in that direction with detail coverage that you know make it never before seen such a staggering number of refugees leaving one country from around the world the project raised questions right from a very start that this entrance cost two hundred thousand dollars to build. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds lived after this land. but such a traditional way of life is under increasing threat. al-jazeera wound

the double entrance on the front facade is an example of god is famous parabolic arches.he entrance hall is handsomely laid out for the reception of guests a horse drawn carriages could drive right into it. visitors reach the main assembly rooms via steps leading directly to the ballet taj the first floor. the centerpiece of the palaces and the tree i'm rising up through three stories the eighteen metre high space was planned as a music group. god he designed an organ for his music loving friend while with pipes on the bus in the up a gallery the cabinet like structure contains an altar. very soon the. became a meeting point of boss alone a society and the young architect was invited regularly to the home of the wealthy patron who splendid residence he himself had created. next hour won't take this past the cousin but it's a dynamic building the facade seems to thrust outwards the shimmering green house front glistens like the surging surface of the city. architecture with a soul out is ideal has here become reality. a stark contrast the plain but elegant comes a color th

was about to go like yeah you going to go because you know god or god god god. god god knows the. coming out of. my house. to go up to the woman on that i'm not going to give a couple of them a lot of the comment i'm not going to talk about it you are i mean i don't care much over a little bit too monica i forgot that. i didn't want to another but how did. i know about. it. abel the body. was made of the mouth of the hollow. amid about the best seventy i'm not a money. maker not in i go out with a bang it'll be all divine he took me with me got to get i think i got the job i. might as well one. mom a little bit mother got on with. the job we have been seeing is anybody. there mom and dad turn. more than us and later girl made of me didn't because people you see no one can provide you with me because you you got here to get it goes to see. this feel how little essentially are you. to be you you be mediocre musial made to be. able to because god. is god now i can think of because no one of them there is not going to basically videos of the. good deeds and you can see. it because if

the angels argued with god. god, this is not fair. you could've slapped adam, stopped him from eating the fruit. poor guy, he is suffering because you did not care to stop in. god looks back, look, i am the god. i gave him a choice, didn't i? if i gave him a choice, he selected the choice that worked for him. i should as a god honor that choice. he then tells the angels, from here on every progeny of adam and eve will be embedded with the dna of free will. everybody has the free will. free will is important. without questioning, nothing will progress in the world. the liberalism and progressivism with question that has brought us this far. if you are conservative, you still would've lived in the caves. thank you. >> i will just in that by saying one thing and people ask questions, again i said i speak my mind your the thing that it want to say is one book applies to all, not to be selective in human rights abuses in one places while overlooking worse things happen in other place. i'm not taking offense by to wish all these people woul

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 the world around that fear. it leads evangelicals to find salvation or saviors in things other than their highest allegiances of the p

and some musicians are still afraid of triggering god's wrath. scoured pastor wild used to say i can resist everything except temptation and rockers don't resist temptation so the best way for them to save themselves from an untimely death is sometimes go back into the fold go back to the faith go back to god for some of their might be their soul chance of survival. at the top of his career in one nine hundred fifty seven little richard the brazen creator of the very sexual tutti frutti song has a mystical vision on a flight to australia. angels and a ball of fire hovering around the airplane he believes it's a divine apparition promising him to the flames of hell right then he gets up rock'n'roll and joins a school of preaching jedi throws all his jewels all his precious belongings into the river a gesture worthy of old popular imagery and then he turns to religion and puts an end to his musical career them. some of the many rockers return to religion because those are the values they were raised with so they remain ingrained in their psyches wh

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thanki want to say, first things first, i want to say god bless this great united states, and god bless arizona, and god bless all of you, so thank you. course, we have all been through a pretty incredible journey here together for the last year. for mike and i, this -- and really our entire family. this is not our entire family, but our entire family that is here tonight. this has been one of the most rewarding challenges that we have ever taken on. it has been said sometimes that the journey teaches us about the destination. i have always been a person who believes i am on this path for a reason. i never knew if it was to win the race are not, but i knew that many of the things i do or have done on my time on the campaign trail, is because i needed to meet someone, or somebody needed to meet me in order to move things in the right direction. i truly believe god has a plan for each and every one of us, including me. now this particular journey has taken us all over arizona. it has taken us from lake have is to, where we have lived for 19 years, to phoenix, tucson, yuma, and points ever

god bless john mccain. and god bless the country he so dearly loved. vice president pence: leader mcconnell, speaker ryan, leadership schumer, leader pelosi, distinguished members of congress, members of the cabinet , members of our armed forces and honored guests, and most of all, to the mccain family, to cindy, his children, and mrs. roberta mccain. it is deeply humbling to stand before you today at the united states capitol to commemorate the life and service of an american patriot, senator john mccain. the president asked me to be here on behalf of a grateful nation, to pay a debt of honor and respect to a man who served our country throughout his life, in uniform and in public office. and it is my great honor to be here. in the long history of our nation, only 30 americans have lain in state here in the united states capitol rotunda. today, as a reflection of the esteem in which his colleagues and our country hold him, john mccain joins those ranks. the son and grandson of four-star admirals, john came from a family that prized military service. h

he was a god. and the many sociologists said that the birth of the present religion came with elvis is death and it's a little similar to christianity because the christianity was born for centuries after the death of jesus from the time when it was taken up by people and they started working on a memory issue with a remembrance that maybe selective memory that maybe partial you know it's the same with elvis presley it can this question. the worshipping f. . that is has the power to create gods but under its trappings of a new fangled religion rock'n'roll remains haunted by its demons. and some musicians are still afraid of triggering god's wrath. as cowards master wild used to say i can resist everything except temptation and rockers don't resist temptation so the best way for them to save themselves from an untimely death is sometimes go back into the fold go back to the faith go back to god for some of their might be their soul chance of survival appeared. at the top of his career in one nine hu

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and their faith in god.ooked at him and that audience in my hometown, those were some of my peers and the peers of my parents. those were tough, independent guys. they were ranchers, and farmers, and some cowboys, businessmen, entrepreneurs, and they were crying. because they saw in john mccain a little bit of what they hoped to see in themselves. john mccain, the embodiment of values they hoped to see for their country. over the next few months and years, john got to know this place. and he fell in love with arizona. he loved the people, our diversity, our native american community, our hispanic culture, and he loved the place, in particular, the grand canyon. the colorado river, we floated down that twice together, and then he kept going back. he kept going back and he loved it. he hiked the canyon with jack not that long ago. rim to rim. he loved sedona. he loved this place. and if john mccain fell in love with arizona, arizona fell in love with john mccain. we ran a lot of races here. a lot of elections.

the word of god says this.rothers and sisters, we not want to to be uninformed by those who sleep in death so that you do not grieve like the rest f mankind who have no hope because we believe that jesus died and rose again. e believe that god will bring, with jesus, those were fallen to sleep in him. what of word of promise, hope and comfort from the word of god. let's pray together. ather in heaven, the creator and maker of all things, there is nothing new under the sun for you, father. you know all things before they appen. in this morning, lord, we pray for the friends and family of senator mccain. and we will grieve, we will mourn, father. and we will do so with a different hope because of the faith he has placed in jesus hrist. that we can, with confidence, grieve with the hope to know that this very moment, he is spending eternity with jesus christ as lord and savior. what a comfort. that is in jesus name we pray, amen. >> amazing grace, house sleet the sound -- how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch l

god bless you off. —— god bless you all. ireland. very much talking about the traditionalfamily to ireland. very much talking about the traditional family model. with me to reflect on the visit so far i have the director of in this dms —— amnesty international here in ireland. as well as a survivor of abuse by a priest. are you still waiting for justice? abuse by a priest. are you still waiting forjustice? thankfully i've been able to find a bit ofjustice ina require been able to find a bit ofjustice in a require rehear. i successfully sued the church here in ireland. i also exceed one of pope francis's predecessors. we knew that he had been made aware of the abuse. and that the church had known about this priest being in abuser before they ordained him. he received diplomatic immunity. since i've been calling on hopes to tell the truth of what they knew of how their institution worked willfully, deliberately to cover up the crimes of clergy. this was a cover up the crimes of clergy. this was a cover up that was underpinned

oh my god. with a set of carlisle marnie, he had a voice like god, but only deeper. william augustus jones, they said afterset sundown after supper. wondering who's going to be the big shot in the kingdom of god. great poet if nothing else. when you hear a td jakes, frederick haynes, when you hear a carolyn knight. some of our great preachers, you hear the command of frederick but also the ability to preach sermons that convince people that their lives are worth something that convinces them of the integrity of their spiritual existence in light of the belief that god walks with them and that the suffering will not exhaust their existence. so martin luther king jr. was part of that tradition and at the same time, he was read as a marginal figure because of his political activity. jh jackson who was the head of the national baptist convention was a very conservative negro leader. and preacher. so he didn't want all of that civil-rights heresy. this tension between conservative blacks and more progressive blocks, didn't just start. so martin luther king jr. and his coh

god god god god god start i this is our city the chant in this video shared on twitter german media see some of those gathered were protesting against crimes committed by foreigners the un rest follows the death of a thirty five year old german man in the air the iris of sunday during the city's annual street festival he died from his injuries in hospital after being attacked with a knife two other men were seriously injured in what police described as an altar cation between people of different nationalities. was these trades are chanting we are the people what was a call for democracy in the final days of east germany has now been rebranded by the modern day far rights heightening tensions in ever more divided communities. ok from all of the talk to the doctors chief political correspondent melinda crane with me now in the studio melinda things of appear to have happened really quite quickly yesterday in cam that's but there's a question mark over how spontaneous it really was this absolutely was incited and coordinated shortly after that knifing incidentally reports appeared on f

god you've above all right gloria but. this day isn't for us this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. you can't talk what a machine as a machine so you can have a real conversation about real life and feelings in what people are going through what a machine what a robot. you can only do. stroller robots got to be taken down in a polish is when they made the constitution and all this it really was in may for me. world wide to begin with the lives next to black people and so he created soap suburbs and small little time stuff like ferguson slower speeds smaller towns existed can sell a lot of flats and this a lot of homes sold and stack poor people just back to back on top of each other. i live in the homeless which is lying probably like one of his pores in the state police don't call too often people get shot every other day kids get shot people kill each other black people kill each other always had a gun has something almost always drug related. samos or. black people have always been the target. of t