we speak a same as another stripe. it was off one of. them we have the blue ones red the french national colors. which is important for exports it. looks as its own boutique and compact there you'll find a striking stripes not only on clothing but also on everything from bedding to ashtrays placemats scarves and hats bags and backpacks. even on footwear like rubber boots drills but shirts are still the favorite type of timeless definitely timeless and fits all no matter what era people wore it that you can wear it today and you could wear it fifty years ago to be. glamour girl paris hilton. and actresses diane kruger and emma stone have all been spotted sporting britain's stripes far away from brittany and the atlanta coach. loved around the world to strike churches here to stay. well and there are also some stars and stripes on the red carpet in venice let's find out what's going on there into this express. the seventy fifth venice international film festival opened on wednesday with the critically acclaimed space biopic first miami by

loved around the world to striped shirt is here to stay. well and they are also some stars and stripes on the red carpet in venice let's find out what's going on there in today's express. the seventy fifth venice international film festival opened on wednesday with the critically acclaimed space biopic first ma'am by damian shows al is about the first man to walk on the moon in nineteen sixty nine the opening film is great i mean first man damian shows al with ryan gosling playing neil armstrong the first man on the moon it's going to have a huge kick off if you got us and i think really to award season in general. the film is one of twenty one entries vying for the top award in the competition section this year the goldmine for lifetime achievement goes to english actress vanessa redgrave the venice film festival runs until september the eighteenth. more than six hundred exhibitors are presenting their newest creations at the world's largest recreational vehicle trade fair the caravan into. the exhibits range from compact models to retro c

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flag we all know we don't have random white stripes but russia flag has red white blue stripes from subconscious trying to communicate we should listen. to other headlines u.n. investigators say top military officials in myanmar should be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity directed towards raimi muslims they are a minority group in the southeast asian country who are not recognized as citizens . the patterns of gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law that is found amount to the greatest crimes under international law that's we found include rape sexual slavery forced nudity and mutilation military forces in the put on any buddhist country launched a violent crackdown on muslims a year ago in response to rebel attacks on police posts the action forced more than seven hundred thousand people to flee the country the un considers it to be the world's fastest growing refugee crisis the global bodies report concluded military needs would never justify burning down villages assaulting children women and killing indiscriminately as a chair

our guest is nikki wentling who covers topics for "stars & stripes". our next collar is from texas, also a veteran. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm a vietnam era that, and like most if not all the veterans i have had contact with, i am against privatization of the va and i concerned and would like you to discuss the committee or the group that trump has appointed, that the koch brothers are behind who are for privatization, who are going around deciding what facilities are to be closed and they have a final say in the matter, could you discuss something about them? >> host: thank you for the call. >> guest: she is referring to concerned veterans of america, a group that is part of the koch brothers political network and they have grown in power and influence under the trump administration is a lot of people argue they are for privatizing the va. i think they would say they want to prong private-sector piece of the va. they are in charge of saying which facilities are closed. i would not say that is true. there is a committee that will look a

flag we all know we don't have random white stripes but russia flag has red white and blue stripes from subconscious trying to communicate we should listen. to the to. according to former u.s. congressman michael patrick flanagan this case demonstrates u.s. media is not interested in the truth. he suddenly has to be accurate lanny davis says or i'm going colorful career washington. saying outrageous things and behaving in an outrageous way but now this the stakes are so i suddenly realized he has to tell the other version a complete truth that his exaggerations are not going to be tolerated and now the source of the story says it's not a story but c.n.n. still wants it to be a story and i think your viewers can see the state of the news media in the united states now which is broken to very poor and they're not they're not really interested in truth for truth sake they're interested in little bit of the color of truth so that they can get the right outcome in the election or in other areas where they're working to gain advantage over the president. u.n. investigators say top military of

into the red and white stripes the u.s. flag today president trump was starting to create a russian flag now that's what i call the freud and sleep from color to blue stripe on his u.s. flag you know we don't have strikes but russia flag has red point blue stripes from subconscious trying to communicate we should listen. still to come on a manual says europe may need to look elsewhere when it comes to security we'll tell you why after a short break. you know world big partisan new things a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get 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 shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. when more make its manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go round be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. welco

into the red and white stripes the u.s. flag today president trump was starting to create a russian flag now that's what i call the floyd dance leap from color to blue stripes on his u.s. flag we all know we don't have red in white stripes but russian flag has raged i want to bring strikes from subconscious trying to communicate we should listen. to. the syrian government says it's ready to recapture the last major rebel strongholds of at length damascus has been deploying additional forces to the front line of the enclaves though it still says this waiting to pass you a course of reconciliation however the day was snubbed by the keen minutes and great controlling the area to rare al shaab its leader warned other factions against talking to damascus. meanwhile the russian defense ministry says the u.s. is expanding its strike capability is near syria the pentagon has denied that claim moscow says its intelligence shows just how this intend to stage a chemical attack it says the west could use that to justify action against

it's like closing your speech with, "apple pie sucks, i'm lukewarm on the troops, and those stripes make the american flag look fat! thank you, i hate my mother!" ( applause ) i'll be in the bar! come on. america may have been through some rough patches, but

picking up the story through what is left this evening and tonight, we see our stripes of rain movingargely dry across the southeast, generally something much cooler and fresher across something scott —— scotland and northern ireland. a bright start across southeast tomorrow, but rains moving across the southwest will eventually reach east anglia and the southeast as the day wears on, a much—needed dose of rain here. behind that, the sky is bright, buffer northern ireland and scotland here, still some sunny spells, but also some heavy and thundery showers. it will be breezy, and across the board, temperatures will be well down, i6—20d at best. we lose the ring from the southeast thursday afternoon, high pressure builds its way back in the southern parts, but further north, are frontal system will bring some outbreaks of rain again on friday across parts of northern ireland and the western side of scotland. further south and east, we should hold onto some spells of sunshine, cloud amounts tend to increase throughout the day. a breezy day wherever you are, particularly to southwest, 40—

. >> reporter: following an investigation, double yellow road striping and other safety signage were installed. but the corners are simply too tight for a large bus to stay on its side of the roadway. double stripe or not. >> because if, there's nothing done at this point, it's unfortunately i feel like, it, a tragic will happen. probably sooner than later. >> reporter: park officials tell me there's been no collisions between buses and cyclists since 2000 and the chp is reaching out to school groups to talk about safety for future trips. abc 7 news. >> all right, thank you so much. there's a new recall to tell you about tonight, lettuce in 25 varieties of salads and wraps could be contaminated by a parasite, the recalled products distributed by caito foods of indianapolis are dated between july 18th and 23rd. could take two-14 days to develop symptoms of stomach cramps and diarrhea. >> as you look at the video, you will be glad to know no one was hurt had, it's amazing known was hurt. a -- no one was hurt. te garage collapsed and crumbled, they are trying figure out what happened. a

the aerial photograph showwe are standing on three long stripes in the grass. close-up, they don't look much. however -- >> this is a ditch that datese. from the iron re rter: over the years, the ancient ditches were filled in, and the new soil dries outvi differently, l the stripes. this ditch we are standing on is 2,500 years old? >> that's right. these were three ditches. reporter: huge embankments. >>hat's right. reporter: huge things. >> they were. reporter: and it goes on. here in devon, the dry weather has revealed the remains of a roman farm. there has never been a year like this. w many new things are you seeing? >> hard to tell for sure, but roughly 700. reporter: some of the mostg fascinatnds are here. ceremonial groves covering several hundred meters. all of which was news to mike. have a look. >> good lord. we know there are things elsewhere, but this is something i've never seen ever befor reporter: this is a complete surpse to you? >> yeah. reporter: you had no idea. you have farmed here are your life. >> yeah. reporter: 5000 years of history we

the aerial photograph shows i was standing on three long stripes in the grass.over the years, the ancient ditches were filled in and the new soil dries out differently, leaving the stripes. this ditch we are standing on is 2500 years old? that's right. these were three ditches, between which would have been some banks. so, huge embankments? that's right, yes. huge things. they were. 0n the horizon there, there's a hill fort as well. and it goes on. here at bicton in devon, the dry weather has revealed the remains of a roman farm. there's never been a year like this. how many new things are you seeing? it's hard to tell for sure, because we've been so busy and we've not had time to stop. but roughly, we're talking several hundred. and some of the most fascinating finds are here, near milton keynes. ceremonial groves, covering several 100 metres of mike davis's land, all of which was news to mike. have a look. good lord. i mean, we know there are things elsewhere, but this is something i've never seen ever before. this, then, is a complete surprise to you? you had

they say but in fact they're actually actively excluding people of all kinds of people different stripes and attitudes in outlook so how do you reflect upon that zach go ahead i agree it's early because it's great that it's going by your own ballot but you know at least here in america i saw a lot of this everything in twenty six media was. basically that's part of what happened in the twenty sixteen election as lots and lots and lots of democrats who used to be very active voters active in their community completely left the party for a number of reasons now a whole lot has changed sixteen but you know at least this viral video made us open more out of all of those as you know i think it's a very good thing that we're in the democratic party ok i want to go back to why you think it is later in the program who are basically the same thing to you because i mean i've been very very critical of the identity politics but it seems to me that since two thousand it didn't work in two thousand and and sixteen.

there is a problem now for trump but yes he's waving the stars and stripes and beating the patriotic drum this may give who support would. the short term but there's beginning to be an economic impact on his core support and that could backfire for him as well as also creating a more general tension across the west that people are all the bewildered by the united states suddenly using its economic weapons which in the past it's directed at rogue states like iraq or golf career or iran now treating canada and the european union as rogue states at least in regard to trade mark almonds director of the christ research institute thank you for your time. will be back after this very short break stay with us. you know world a big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get 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 bad shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks.

she covers veterans affairs for "stars and stripes." if you are a veteran, the number is (202) 748-8000. for all others, (202) 748-8001. we will begin with bill from northbrook, illinois. caller: good morning. my question is, there is a program to refer out into the private health system large numbers of veterans. having known something about the v.a. system over many years, i never read any analysis of what they think this might do to retaining professional if soians within the v.a. much of the work is referred out. how might this not improve the v.a., but actually make it substantially worse? host: thank you for the call. guest: yorick concerns are shared. the choice program allows 1/3 of appointments to go into the private sector. that is cause for concern for a lot of these -- especially their traditional veterans organizations that don't want that to increase. there is already recruit and retention problems in the v.a. it is a good point that that could affect that. they try to implement this new program through the mission act, th

you can see on the earlier satellite picture this stripe of cloud.little bit of rain and a cooler feel across these north—west parts of the uk. further south and east, there is still a lot of heat to be had. 30, 31, 32 degrees across parts of south—east england through the rest of the afternoon. then we go through this evening and overnight, and it's going to be another fairly warm night down towards the south, the odd mist patch, but some clear spells as well, but our weather front still wriggling round parts of wales, northern england, southern scotland, the odd spot of rain. behind that, some clear spells and a few showers, but a cooler, fresher feel. so we get into tomorrow and this stripe of cloud is what remains of our weather front — only really dragging its heels across parts of northern england, parts of wales, into the south—west. not much rain left on it by this stage. to the south—east of it, another sunny day, another hot day, temperatures again into the low 30s celsius, but further north and west something cooler and fresher, into north

the aerial photograph shows i was standing on three long stripes in the grass.r the years, the ancient ditches were filled in and the new soil dries out differently, leaving the stripes. this ditch we are standing on is 2500 years old? that's right. these were three ditches, between which would have been some banks. so, huge embankments? that's right, yes. huge things. they were. on the horizon there, there's a hillfort as well. and it goes on. here at bicton in devon, the dry weather has revealed the remains of a roman farm. there's never been a year like this. how many new things are you seeing? it's hard to tell for sure, because we've been so busy and we've not had time to stop. but roughly, we're talking several hundred. and some of the most fascinating finds are here, near milton keynes. ceremonial groves, covering several hundred metres of mike davis's land, all of which was news to mike. have a look. good lord. i mean, we know there are things elsewhere, but this is something i've never seen ever before. this, then, is a complete surprise to you? you had

this rigging stripe of cloud, a weather front, earlier.nce tomorrow we could see showers and thunderstorms from the continent creeping into the south—east. maybe the london area, and parts of east anglia. we should clear those showers and storms away as we get into wednesday. further weather fronts ad in the atlantic and the jet stream diving further south. so that allowing cooler fresher air to push across all parts the country. having said that, there will still be some time, the best of the dry whether, some showers in the westerly breeze and those temperatures, forget the 30s in the south—eastern corner, we are looking at mid 20s at the best and further west the high teens is you‘re not, wednesday, a similar day, thursday, colour and fresher, and by friday the first hints of the wet and windy weather and west. as i said, some uncertainty about the timing but as we head into the week and it looks as if for the time there will be wet and windy weather and it will feel significantly cooler. some this is bbc news. our latest headlines: a c

kids opted to draw red and white stripes. has colored his flag wrong, creating a blue stripe. now we're pretty sure the president knows what color the stripes really are. as someone noted, he literally has it pinned to his suit coat. plus he likes to wrap himself it in. someone suggest head might be drawing a blue lives matter flag in support of police. another taunted it's the russian flag. as for the other moment that was flagged, call it the glare. it's not so intense in the video, but the photograph was irresistible to kpapgs captioners. don't you bleepin' flip on me. another day, another meme. and by the way, once you get the speakerphone to speak, make sure it doesn't keep listening after you hang up. >> goodbye, enrique. >> reporter: twice. >> okay. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. ♪ >> reporter: new york. >> thank you very much for joining us. "ac 360" with john berman starts right now. >>> good evening. it's been quite a day. we learn that president trump said if republicans don't do well this november, there will be v

as we go through the night this stripe of cloud willjust continue to stagger across southern scotla ndnt still bringing some cloud and rain. for northern ireland and the western side of scotla nd ireland and the western side of scotland it is a mixture of sunshine and showers and temperatures around 18 degrees. another day of 30 degree plus across parts of south—east. as we go into tomorrow evening, the southern and eastern areas may see some thunder storms. that could give you some heavy rain. we will lose those by the time we get into wednesday morning. further systems following on from the west. bringing a bit of rain. but the bigger feature of this i think will be to introduce some much cooler, fresher airfrom the introduce some much cooler, fresher air from the west. wednesday a very different feeling day. particularly down to the south—east. no more low 30s. mid 20s at best. still some sunshine in eastern areas and some showers across the western half of the uk. and we stick with that cooler feel into thursday. still some sunshine and some showers and by friday we‘re going to see

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and the white stripes. they all stepped into the role of capital "r" rock star. was going to be a movement forward. for awhile, it worked. but ultimately it didn't really change the musical landscape. you say the white stripes or arcade fire are the last big rock band in the classical sense. so what happened? in the early 2000s the electric guitar started to be replaced by this song sequencing software and you started to see the future is not rock music. the ground breaking artist who is going to change what we think good music sounds like is not going to be playing an electric guitar. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? most pills don't finish the job because they don't relieve nasal congestion. flonase allergy relief is different. flonase relieves sneezing, itchy, watery eyes and a runny nose, plus nasal congestion, which pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. start your day with flonase for more complete allergy relief. fl

heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that way.

the vertical stripes became a stand-in for the human condition. his signature style from then on. work was seen as existential in nature. he was against the u.s. army completely. in fact, he wants argued about this work in 1964 bit when asked what this work meant by someone he was interviewing, he said if people really understood it, it would be the end of allstate capitalists in a totalitarian society. stripe, big claim for a but that was the authenticity and commitment he brought and he was not alone. i am sure many of you are flying with the work of jackson pollock who similarly saw in that painting and existential crisis of the individual. this was the politics newman was invested in prior to 1968. as we will see in a few moments, a brief blip or response to the 1968 democratic convention, this kind of work was not political enough. to think about the lingering cold war climate, the most influential art critic of the , despitesuch work newman's claim it was political, as beinguch work largely formal in nature, not connected to the political comment. 1967, toas speaking in the

heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the us president went and slapped tariffs on europe today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum brussels tried to hit back with restrictions of its own tried to appeal to the transatlantic solidarity special relations bonds of friendship but to no avail and it begs the question with such a long list of enemies the us is currently fighting from iran to north korea russia china why can't your allies i think this has become a real tit for tat thing and i do not for a new york minute think that the pastor is really what is going on here of course are washington with that group of strain for some time ever since the coup attempt against terror go on i suspect there's something going on with regional politics

heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the us president went and slapped tariffs on europe today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum brussels tried to hit back with restrictions of its own tried to appeal to the transatlantic solidarity special relations bonds of friendship but to no avail and it begs the question with such a long list of enemies the us is currently fighting from iran to north korea russia china why kick your allies we have to move with talks about putting america first because its allies also it with america first to handle their own interests and this is beginning i think decouple some of america's most obviously he's really trying to assert american leadership and perhaps we've tended to think of it with arc of aggressiv

article in the atlantic magazine and probably is good enough especially when the unity of the stars and stripes is apparently under threat by big bad russia the russian government has one overriding objective with regard to the united states to weaken america so that it loses its will and ability to counter russian objectives and to accomplish this goal the article says russia has a devious multi-pronged plan. first is allegedly helping people who undermine the democratic party and inviting them as guests on r t the walkaway campaign reportedly an organic cum pain of lifelong democrats leaving the party has been amplified by russian social media accounts and featured on the russian propaganda outlet r t walkaway founder brandon stracke did give an interview for r t in which he expressed his disillusion with the democratic party's identity politics and why his movements getting popularity among americans i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that the expectation for a lot of minority groups is that we are supp

heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the u.s. .

heavy steel and aluminum tariffs imposed earlier this year and trump perhaps thought the stars and stripes needed some protection from its northern neighbor who didn't take too kindly to it that it's kind of insult to move forward with retaliatory measures on july first applying equivalent tariffs as if that wasn't bad enough the us president went and slapped tariffs on europe today i'm defending america's national security. by placing tariffs on foreign imports of steel and aluminum brussels tried to hit back with restrictions of its own tried to appeal to the transatlantic solidarity special relations bonds of friendship but to no avail and it begs the question with such a long list of enemies the us is currently fighting from iran to north korea russia china why kick your allies we have to worry talks about putting america first requires its allies also it would have america first to the head of their own interests and this is beginning i think decouple some of the load of america most obviously he's really trying to assert american leadership and perhaps we've tended to think of americ

article in the atlantic magazine and probably is good enough especially when the unity of the stars and stripes is apparently under threat by big bad russia the russian government has one overriding objective with regard to the united states to weaken america so that it loses its will and ability to counter russian objectives and to accomplish this goal the article says russia has a devious multi-pronged plan. first is allegedly helping people who undermine the democratic party and inviting them as guests on r t the walkaway campaign reportedly an organic cum pain of lifelong democrats leaving the party has been amplified by russian social media accounts and featured on the russian propaganda with r t walk away founder brandon stracke did give an interview for r t in which he expressed his disillusion with the democratic party's identity politics and why his movements getting popularity among americans i myself was a lifelong liberal democratic voter i would say kind of a democrat by default because i'm a gay man and i think that the expectation for a lot of minority groups is that we are suppo

this is a ditch that dates from the iron age. dries out differently, leaving the stripes.d? that's right. been some banks. so, huge embankments? that's right, yes. huge things. they were. 0n the horizon there, there's a hillfort as well. and it goes on. the remains of a roman farm. there's never been a year like this. how many new things are you seeing? not had time to stop. but roughly, we're talking several hundred. near milton keynes. all of which was news to mike. have a look. good lord. but this is something i've never seen ever before. this, then, is a complete surprise to you? you had no idea? no idea. and you've farmed here all your life? yes. it's 5000 years of history we're standing on. that is... amazing. and today, even from the air, you can see... nothing. already disappeared back into the past. david sillitoe, bbc news, milton keynes. quite something. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. 11% rises in ceo pays. profits, that would be fair and if they are employing all staff. they are employing all staff. ryan, a bit more cynical. a bit mor

when you hear white stripes and seven nation army, do you ever sing your own name to that? no.y? honestly. # kevin de bruyne. i don't sing it, itjust came, and everywhere i come, they sing it. sing it, itjust came, and everywhere i come, they sing itm must be nice, though. it is good. when people love me the way they do, and the way they support me, it is a lwa ys and the way they support me, it is always nice. even yesterday, i didn't even kick on—ball in the season, and they were singing it. so it isa season, and they were singing it. so it is a big deal, it means i am doing well as a person, that people appreciate me, and that i am doing my best for the team. well, there is some bad news for city fans, in that kevin de bruyne was injured in training on wednesday. the begium midfielder has damaged a knee. he attended the premiere of the city film on crutches, and could be out for several months. the chelsea and nigeria winger victor moses has announced his retirement from international football. the 27—year—old played 37 times for his country, scoring 12 goals, but says he no

when you hear white stripes, seven nation army, do you ever sing your own name to that? no.itjust came. everywhere i come, they sing it. the documentary "all or nothing: manchester city" is available to stream on prime video from friday, and see more of that interview with kevin de bruyne on football focus at midday on saturday. wilfried zaha has signed a new contract with crystal palace, to keep him at selhurst park until 2023. the ivory coast international became the club's joint record goal—scorer in the premier league after scoring in their opening day win over fulham last weekend. victor moses has announced his retirement from international football at the age of 27. the chelsea winger played 37 times for nigeria scoring 12 goals for the super eagles and played at the world cup in 2014 and 2018, and he was part of the squad who won the 2013 african cup of nations. atletico madrid have won the uefa super cup thanks to an extra time win over their city rivals real madrid in estonia. the game looked as though it would end in a third straight super cup for the champions lea

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the stars and stripes in pearl harbor.e-president said we will never forget the sacrifices these service members made for our nations and our freedom and he said welcome home. there will be a long process now. dna testing in the u.s. to determine the identity ever all of those in these coffins you are seeing now. general james madison, the other day. soldiers from france and australia who did not have men return home. there has been a similar process we have watched over the past 10 or 15 years. sometimes they were fruitiful ad many times they were not. the trust factor can't be stated more. the trust in this relationship appears to be just beginning over the past six weeks. mike pence was chosen for a reason. he had family in the korean war and talked about the bronze star his father earned and his own son's service in the u.s. marines. the kreern korean war was brutal coming out of the world war ii where many people wanted to turn an eye the other direction. away from war and away from the violence that was brought to te

christians of all stripes come evangelicals or any christian beliefs and the coming kingdom of god we call it defined by love and compassion and mercy and justice and sometimes we forget about that and we look to the past as i will mention in the second and they would be happy to address this further in the q-and-a. how about political power over humility. christianity as i understand is a religion in which we worship and give our highest allegiance to a suffering savior on the cross through sacrifice all for the sins of the world. it is someone who was taken to the mountain in matthew chapter four and was tempted with all of the power in the world and turned powerdown but you since the 1970s and early 1980s with the rise of the so-called christian right and majority, evangelicals have sought to try to bring change and affect the culture largely through the pursuit of political power. what's interesting about this is there have been thoughtful evangelical christians have provided alternative ways of thinking about social change, cultural change, being a witness for their faith in the