through the bible? >> i have been there i would say 10+ years at least four times. sometimes we get maybe three or four versus and then people raise their hand and have a question or they want to expound on the passage. from that exchange, we believe that what needs to come out and needs to be heard is heard >> and you mentioned earlier you teach the evil sculptures old testament live at. some people would say why not the new testament, why not the gospels, why not being the primary choice. some people say it is so complex difficult and challenging. >> it is in some places. it is important that we understand we who follow jesus christ need to understand that jesus christ wasn't a christian. he didn't read paul matthews mark or luke, that he was trying to reflect on the profits and the law and he was trying to say i think this is how you have been taught. i want to reveal another way of looking at this in the context of where you are and where you are living now. this is not to be a word from god is excl

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what helped a great deal was that bible. the king james bible written in wampanoag. and we have one of those first additions in our grasp today. so today we have our language back. my wife is one of the teachers of the language. we have them in school. we teach pre-k up to third grade and every year we add a grade to it. going back three years ago, maybe two, the wampanoag is taught in high school as a credited course, like english, french, and portuguese. so we open up to other students. that is really cool because if you lose your culture, you lose part of what you are, your identity. and we got it back. let's fast-forward to war. nobody likes war. but war broke out. what i can tell you, in 1657, and 1660, that is when two of the big leaders lost their lives. when governor bradford passed away -- so you have the next generation coming up, which did not care for each other whole lot. why? land. people thought of ownership and the other people did not think of ownership. so, one culture would build fences around where they lived and the other culture would walk acros

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learning about the king james bible and they say one of my relatives, knew the bible so well, he was preaching to other people. there was a preacher who called him out and said, what are you doing? we have our own ways of doing things. why are you teaching something different and punched him in the face. but he continued to preach. he made it over here. we'll talk about his son, what he did. we know it was the first praying town of 1651. there was about 14 of them, you had the cotton wood, you have john elliots. do i have that what i'm looking for here? i want to talk about this right here. this is the son right here, joel iacoomes. when praying town was being formed, john elliot was the one. caleb was another. might have heard of the book caleb's crossing. and these two guys would have been the first graduating class of harvard university back in 1665. one graduated, caleb did. joel did not. okay. joel was considered, the reason he did not graduate is two weeks before graduation, he went home to martha's vineyard, on the way back, stopped here in nantucket, and he got killed, and it

the bible is the textbook. all saying and baden, i teach them to read, saying, pray, recite poetry right here, count the children begin their schooling at age 6, and finish when the 13th long enough to know the basics. but this is we learned from when i went to school, when my father, my grandfather, went to school that hour with no university, not in a high. so college for everything, studying and practicing. and i learning the fighters doing repeat them after he finished school became a blacksmith like his father. he has 20 children. 3 of his 60 grandchildren are pupils in this class. mennonites believe children are a blessing, directed from gaunt blue eyed blondes. abound originating from germany, the netherlands and switzerland, the mennonites, from nigeria, 250 years ago, and some venture resettled in central and south america. devout anabaptist, they strictly adhere to the doctrine of men or siemens. a 16th century. dutch priest, lead lives full of rigor and discipline. there are over 2000000 mennonites,

they want to blame it on misinterpretation of the bible. bible inat the christianity, it calls for equality. that how did you come to conclusion? caller: i talked to them. i live with them could i come from the streets. a lot of them have problems with women leading. and another one, not just trump supporters. asked --my brothers except these conspiracies. them, do theyk believe man walked on the moon. i have had my discussion in my own family. they believe in martians and aliens. they believe that the world is still flat and then they call themselves believers in the bible. host: in madison, alabama. supporter of president trump. we'll go to jeffrey. caller: i'm also african-american and i'm a christian. we christians support president trump. president trump is a man of god. on him. of god is and jesus christ is the one who is fighting his battle. president trump's supporters, we would not be out in the streets. our battle is against the democrats who killed all of the babies in the womb. that's why we support president trump. because the

invited me to come to a bible study. i said you know, my schedule is so busy, there is no way i can do it. i kind of just blew it off he just never quit. he just kept saying this is perfect for you. you really ought to come. so i did. i started going to these file bible studies and prayer breakfasts. so one day in discussion in the bible study, we were 80 waiting for others to come in and it was a strange moment. we were talking about the loving relationship between us and our god and we started talking about it in relation to our own fathers here on this earth and the next thing i knew, skipped ahead because we were sitting around this bible study and he said is there anyone in the room who would like for us to pray for them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ? i'm not kidding you, looked at him bible to eyeball and the thing going through my mind like bright lights of new york times square, the message is it ain't me, buddy. [laughter] as soon a say said that, i said i want you to pray for me and the next day w

but would help the great deal with that bible. the king james bible written in wampanoag. we have one of the first additions and our grasp today. today, we have our language back. my wife is one of the teachers of that language. we teach pre-k up to the third grade, and every year we are not to agree to. it going back three years ago, maybe two, the wampanoag is taught, still right now in some high schools they accredited course,. like english, french, and portuguese. that is a cool story, because if you lose your culture, you lose part of what you are. as your identity. we got it back. let's fast forward to war, nobody likes a war. but the war broke out. i can tell you, in 16 57, and 16 60, that's won two of the first big league to left their lives. so you have the next generation coming up, they did not care for each other a whole lot. why? because the thought of land, but people thought of ownership, and the other people did not think of ownership. when culture would build fences around where they lived, the agriculture would walk across when they were in their backyard

life in this religious group revolves around the bible everything is pre-determined right down to the color of their clothes just after that is kind of dresses that's going to religion it will play a different kind of those. 2 rules are very strict breaking them can have severe consequences or. if people don't obey the church we must shun them. yet the temptations are many a few months ago in france for a forbid an object a smartphone a meal the reality though is that i feel go see there are so many good things. behind a serene facade some members are rebelling they're challenging the community's most fundamental doctrines. vilhelm is one of the shop and. they're mine like a cell phone it's made by see it from so transcript and living up in our prime on the other hand isn't 1st to change that's why he and several other families plan. to set up a new colony in an even more remote part of the world cause of the amazon. site and you know that's grounds being ground 0 good. so who are the mennonites and why do they flee one civilization isn't even possible to escape the contemporary world

the architects also included a bible. his father was a presbyterian clergymen and his grandfather wrote hymns, so it's maybe unsurprising that he donated this bible. inside is his signature. on october 1, hastings donated this bible. it is marked. we are not sure why. to the book of joshua. right before the memorabilia box was put together and sealed, someone's job was to run into d.c. and grab the four major papers from the day before. the papers are all dated october 12. the memorabilia box was installed on october 13. this is a great snapshot what was on everybody's mind when the box was put in place. only one of these four papers still exists. that would be the post. the others were subsumed by it or, when they went under, the post bought their equipment. it is a great snapshot. the headlines are still things we talk about today. you've got, remember when the copy of the constitution was put in the box? there were a few amendments missing. we just celebrated the anniversary of the 19th amendment. you have suffragists

anyway, invite meo come to the bible sdy. to the bible study i said my schedule is so busy i can't come there's no way i can do it. i kind of just blew it off. bu dan coats just never quit, and he just kept saying cone, this is perfect for you. you really, really ought to come here so i did. i started going to the, to these bible studies and prayer breakfast since. -- breakfast is. one day in a discussion with dan coats at the bible study were waitin for others, and strange little moment. dan and and talked about the loving relationship between us and our god come and we start talking butrom the standpoint relationship between our own fathers. on earth and that kind of discussion. the nexthing i knew, i'm going skip ahead, the next thing i knew were sitting around in this bible sdy and some of it is or anyone in the room that would like for us to pray for them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ? i'm not kiddingou. i am looking at lloyd. eyeball to eyeball everything that is going through my mind like a brit light, "n

anyway, i might need to come to a bible study, to the bible study. i said my schedule is so busy, there's no way i can do it. i just kind of blew it off. but then he just never quit. he just kept saying, this is perfect for you. you really have to come. so i did, i started going to the bible studies so one day i am in discussion in the bible study, we were waiting for others to come in and a strange little moment we were talking about the loving relationship between us and our god. we started talking about it from the standpoint of relationship between our own fathers here on earth and that kind of discussion. the next thing i knew, i'm going to skip ahead because the next thing i knew we were sitting around in this bible study and he said, is there anyone in the room who would like for us to pray with them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ? i'm not kidding you, i am looking at him eyeball to eyeball and the thing going through my mind like a bright light of new york times square, the message is, it ain't me, buddy. [laughter] as soon as i

helped a great deal was that bible. we have one of the first additions in our grasp today -- editions in our grasp today. my wife is one of the teachers of the language. we teach pre-k up to third grade and every year we add a grade two it. three years ago, the wampanoag is taught as accredited court like english -- course, like english, french, and portuguese. culture, youour lose part of your identity. nobody likes war. , 1657, thatell you is when two of the big leaders lost their lives. next generation coming out, which did not care for each other. of ownership and the other people did not think of ownership. one culture would build fences around where they lived and the other culture would walk across what they would call their backyard. for a native person, they are thinking, what do you mean? i don't get that. in 1675, the bloodiest war per capita in new england. massachusetts about a year or so. that guy was something to reckon with. a native person talking bad about him. he took his canoe and paddle out here to

anyway, invite me too come to the bible study-- to the bible study and i said you know my schedule is so busy there is no way i can do it. i kind of them blew it off, but dan coats just never quit and he just kept saying connie, this is perfect for you. you really ought to come, so i did. i started going to the bible studies and prayer breakfast this. one day in a discussion with dan coats at the bible study as we were waiting for others to come in and a strange little moment occurs. dan and i are talking about the loving relationship between us and our god and we started talking about from the standpoint of relationship between our own fathers here on earth and that kind of discussion in the next thing i knew, i'm going to skip ahead because the next thing i knew we were sitting in this bible study and lloyd said is there anyone in the room that would like for us to pray for them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ. i'm not kidding you, i'm looking at lloyd, i mean, eyeball to eyeball and the thing going through my mind like a bright light "new york times" square the messages

had beenf puritans agitating him for a cleaner version of the bible. at one that did not have commentaries and footnotes. insort of begrudgingly gave and authorize this new translation of the bible for them. the puritans bible you might say. they are the loyal subjects of king james. they are not leaving england. they do not intend by leaving england to leave behind their subject to it or announced -- renounce the authority of the king above them. in a way it is a declaration of religious independence, a statement of religious liberty, because it leaving they have left behind his church, the church of england, of which he is the titular head. they are saying religion we no noter accept, but we do reject your authority and we are coming in a sense for god and country. for the glory of god and advancement of the christian faith and honor of their king and country. we are taking this voyage to plant the first colony and the northern parts of virginia. languageis the salient . in the presence of god and one covenant and combine ourselves together into a ci

learning about the king james bible. one of my relatives knew the bible so well, he was preaching it to non-native people. there was a chief who called him out. what are you doing? we have our own ways of doing things. why are you teaching something different? and literally punched him in the face. but he continued to preach. we will talk about what he did. it was the first praying town. you had john elliott. do i have what i am looking for here? i want to talk about this. john elliott was a missionary. he was teaching native people. these two guys would've have been the first graduating class of harvard university back in 1665. one graduated caleb did. joel did not. the reason he did not graduate, two weeks before graduation, he went over to martha's vineyard. on the way back, he stopped in nantucket and he got killed. it was probably his own people who did it. christianity -- you had a lot of traditionalists still here. you do not know what they were going through unless you walk a mile in their moccasins. i never judg

>> a whole bible is on here?, 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.

through the architect also included the bible. he's staying headed his family a grandfather who wrote him, and his father was a presbyterian clergymen, so it's maybe and surprising that he donated this bible. inside is his signature. on october, one hastings donated this bubble. it's pockmarked. we're not sure why. to the book of joshua. so rip up for the memorabilia box was put together unsealed, someone's job was to run to d.c. and grab the four major papers from the day before. so the papers are all dated october 12th. the memorabilia box is from november 13th. this is a great snapshot in time of what was on everyone's mind when the box put in place, and only one of the four paper still exist and that would be the post. the others were subsumed by, it or when they went under, the post but a lot of their equipment. it is a great snapshot. the headlines are things we still talk about today. you've got, remember when the copy of the constitution was put in the box there were a number of amendments missing and we just celebrated th

it is my bible and a mark and priddy we re is my bible and a mark and priddy were saying, whenjames won0s it was seen as something really disrupting and outs the norm. i cannot express it. it does not a lwa ys i cannot express it. it does not always show glasgow in the best late but i think there's great affection for that city in this book as well. if there is in the glaswegian spirit is to sell things very warmly even if they are incredibly difficult. as much as there is violence of the book there's enough tenderness and sadness, and i hope there's a lot of humour in that as that is the glaswegian spirit. a debut novel winning the booker prize, we are next? we already onto the next novel? i'm excited to tell you about that, really shortly but i'm writing about more love it. i was looking for a sense of belonging and an isolated place. i love gentle souls and really hard situations. my second book is complete and i can't wait to introduce you to the characters in it. it's complete, it's already written? it's already written. i've been running for a long time, actually. even as a debut

start going to these bible studies in prayer breakfast. so one day as we were waiting for others to come in a strange little moment talking about the loving relationship between us and our god with the relationship with her own father's here on earth and the next thing i know, i will skip ahead we are sitting around in this bible study and they said is there anyone in the room that word like to pray for them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ? i am i kidding you. i am i ball to eyeball and the thing going through my mind bright lights and new york times square the message is it ain't me but he. [laughter] as soon as i said that i said i want you to pray for me. and then we moved to the center of the room and each prayed for me and it was a moment in which i felt like my life really changed i gave up a sense of being in control with the notion turning my life over to god that led to other rules for me to play in the senate. that was a life-changing moment for me in the united states senate. it was very special. >> for you to be a p

i started going to the prayer bible studies. when them in a discussion. i'm a strange little moment occurs. where dan and i are talking about the loving relationship between us and our god. the next thing i knew i'm in a skip ahead of it we were sitting around in this bible study said is there anyone in the room that would like for us to pray for them for a deeper relationship with jesus christ. i am looking at lloyd. eyeball to eyeball and the thing that is going through my mind. and the messages it ate me buddy. and as soon as i said that. i said i want you to pray for me. we moved to the center of the room and each of them prayed for me and it was a moment and which i felt like my life really changed. i gave up the sense of being control. of turning the life over more to god and that eventually led to other roles for me to play. that was a life-changing moment. it was very special. i've always found you to be a person with lots of serenity. altogether. in touch with the important things in life. humble. the experience that you described may be the reas

our system will resolve any .ecounts in january the winner of this election will place his hand on a bible, just like every four years since 1793. what we know for sure is the outcome is guaranteed to delight tens of millions of americans and disappoint tens of millions of americans, but we also know that on january 21, we are still blast to live in the greatest nation the world is ever seen and in no small part that is because we respect the rule of law, trust our institutions, and neither of those things are outweighed by pronouncements from partisans or the press. now on an entirely different matter, mr. president's -- the last several days have brought huge good news in our fight to beat the terrible virus. one drug manufacturer announced that they -- their preventative covid-19 vaccine might be 90% effective. to the a huge testament historic efforts of congress and the trump administration. regulatoryttened roadblocks,'s head up trials and tod the groundwork distribute the vaccine as soon as possible. the unemployment rate has fallen to 6.9% with more than 630,000 new jobs ahead. no r

he has never even opened up the bible. he has no idea.you want to be in-service for the lord, god told us very specifically to go and help the poor, be there for the children. he won't ever do that because he thinks they are beneath them. if they are beneath him then you have no god in you. god does not need our help in israel, he has made a plan. it was in effect thousands of years ago and he will do what he does. he doesn't need our help. the people in the united states do need your help. the children at the border need our help. the people who are unemployed need our help. the people who lost their jobs and their businesses, and their homes, they need our help. becausell not help them they can't help him. he only helps those who help him. it is sad. the united states has gone and sunk so low that they believe a man who grabs women by the -- and he doesn't do anything for the people. he is not christlike. he may have had christians that will chum up to him, but we get to see what kind of christians they are. host: we will hear from dori

it's his love for hunter and ashley and his grandchildren and the entire bible family of the of them. and while i 1st knew joe as vice president i really got to know him as the father who loved. my dear friend who we remember here today. and to my husband. od and i children cole and ella and my sister maya and our whole family i love ya more than i can ever express of the law. and we are so grateful to joe in jail for welcoming our family into bears on this incredible journey and to the woman most responsible for my presence here today my my. some of the gopalan harris was always with. when she came here from india at the age of 19 she maybe didn't quite imagine this moment but she believes so deeply an america where a moment like this is possible and so i am thinking about her and about the generations of women black women. ahd. what lead to a man made of american women with. the our nation's history. paved the way for this moment to 9. women who fought and sacrificed so much for quality and liberty and justice for all including the black women who are often too often overlooked but

and critics accuse her of misinterpreting the bible verse she tried to quote. >> bible verse quoting out ther these days. kevin, thank you very much. california governor avenue some dealing with the fallout of the pictures of him appearing to break his states covid 19 rules has an exclusive fresh restaurant earlier this month i followed strong election day results for republicans in the golden state including the return to congress freight are resident elect good to have you with us. welcome back on multiple fronts. >> it's good to be back on, and thank you for covering the lack of equal protection and fairnes here in california with our governor. >> do you think it's part of wh they gop did so well out there in california? they've done while in new york. nontraditional places where the gop has done well in recent years, but you've really outdon expectations for the cycle. >> we have and that's in spite of the fact that the republican organization has diminished out here as you know, california ha a libertarian streak, and the overreach by the governor, the basic concept that people'

while i was living in the bible. and suddenly i heard something like hamill some big new leases so it was and might be kids playing outside i decided to figure out what was going on but then i heard someone screaming when i went downstairs i saw the police and realized what was happening but unfortunately this time it's only what's going to happen next that's what we are now asking ourselves. this latest incident came as france was still trying to come to terms with tragedy terrorists struck on thursday morning in the city of nice on a knife been run page there were church killing 3 that attack itself only coming 2 weeks after the brutal beheading of a teacher in paris a teacher who churn his class caricature of the prophet muhammad present value described the attack in east as an islamist terror incident is how it unfolded. as you go through this and. i'm sure the siren of the firemen the police arrived quickly since really with bikers and everything that followed then they set up a security decision i went down wit

so it is free to start going to e bible studies and prayer breakfast. so one day, in a discussion with dan coats, we we waiting for people to come in. a strange little moment where jenna and i were talking with a long relationship between us and our god. we started talking about it from the standpoint of relationship between our own fathers here on eart and the next thing that i knew in this discussion. going to skip ahead butext thing i know were sitting on this bible study and asked if there was anyone in the room at would like for us to pray for them for a deeper relationship with jes cist. i'm not kidding you. eyeball to eyeball and looking at him. the thing that is going through my mind, like a bright light on the har times square. e message is, it ain't me buddy. [laughter]. and the citizens said that, sinema to pray f me. and anything we move to the centerf the roman each of them pray for me. it was a moment in which i felt like my life really changed. and again that the sense of being in control, the notion of turning the life over to g. and tha

. >> i gave you a bible as a gift and i said the people in the book have not had a better friend. and i mean it. every word that i'm saying here is meant from the heart. i think that the first thing i should do is also express my condolences on the deaths of x american members, your service men and you know the pain and loss of the people that were killed last week in a tragic accident. i sent a note but i want to say it directly to you. they were killed along with llow peacemakers from france and the czech republic. we honor their memory and our thoughts and prayers are with their families. so we honor them and our thoughts and prayers are with their families. mike, we worked together closely for these past four years, when you first c.i.a. director and secretary of state and from those two unique advantage points you have seen evidence of what i have been saying for many years that the united states of america has no better friend than the state of israel. and you can attest to that in a variety of ways. but you also worked hard to prove the other thing that i'm saying and contr

. >> and that comes from the bible. >> it comes from two parts of the bible and lincoln adapts it. lincoln does the bible, he knows shakespeare. he is reading all the newspapers. he and his partner probably have to best library in springfield. he gets journals from england. he leads john stuart mill -- reads john stuart mill, rocky is tribune, he is reading all sorts of things. a is even reading correspondent in london, karl marx. >> that is in your book. [laughter] >> he is a wide reader. isre is the speech that he invited to deliver in february of 1862, a group of new york .oubles -- notables and lays out the entire history and investigation he has done of and therers antislavery backgrounds in order to refute the dred scott decision delivered by the judge of maryland, the chief justice of the supreme court. who said that the black man had no rights that the white man is bound to respect. the speech is intended to systematically in detail refute that decision. these speeches are not only eloquent, they are deeply researched, they are his own investigation. >> they are deeply cons

but those cases were actually an attack or a raid bible quote. i'm not the way we see or we saw it yesterday in borno state people having a strong throat slit bible koran and the numbers are, it's just devastating ora. that's a great sum situation after the interests. thank you for joining us there from a u.s. appeals court in pennsylvania has thrown out donald trump's latest attempts to contest the presidential election results. judges unanimously dismissed the lawsuit that sought to challenge the state's role in voting. no, it was as a child, as well as failed to prove a single role in ballots, was fortunately cost or counted by who won the state by more than 80000 face. a time campaign has now lost all withdrawn dozens of similar cases. corona virus infections in the u.s. have doubled in november compared to last month. more than 205000. new cases were confirmed on friday. there are concerns that those numbers will rise significantly in the next 10 days following the thanksgiving holiday weekend. more than a 1000000 people transited through u.

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little wasn't the 1st to translate the bible but he did it very well and he did it from the original greek not just from latin into german. council has been the scene of many historical events it's splendid rooms testified of that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the who lived in the council in the 13th century. and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest among many singers took place. in 817 about 500 students met here to demand the unification of the then fragmented german nation. below the far as the town of eisenach. the lutheran house where the protestant reformer lived as a schoolboy. martin luther preached in st george's church. and in 865 in this house the composer johann sebastian bach another a lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advisor not with typical of the region potato dumplings and a bottle of luther why of course at the foot of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the fence take rich trail like tools it's not a waterfall. the waterfall

in september 1864, a group of black ministers from baltimore brought a very expensive bible that they presented to lincoln out of gratitude for all they'd done for african-americans and i would see the bible a couple of months ago at fisk university in nashville, and i took a picture of the medallion on the front cover. the following month, sojourner truth came to the white house and met with lincoln and lincoln sat down with her and showed her the bible. upon seeing the good book truth said this is beautiful and to think that the colored people have given this to the head of the government and to think that government once sanctioned laws that would not permit its people to learn enough to be able to read what is in this book. as truth rose to leave, she said, mr. lincoln arose and took my hand and said he would be pleased to have me call again. truth said i felt like i was in the presence of a friend and i now thank god from the bottom of my heart that i always have advocated his cause and have done it openly and boldly. lincoln also met with african-americans to discuss important m

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i started goingo the bible studies and prayer breakfasts. so, one day i'm in a discussion with dan coates at the bible study. 're waiting for others to come in a a strange little ment occurs and dan and i were wking with the loving relationship between us and god and talking about the relationsh between our own fathers here on eth and that kind of a discussion and the next thing i knew i'm goingo skip ahead of it, because the next thing i ew, we were sitting around in this bible sty and lloyd oglevy said is there anyone in the room that would like us to pray for them for a dper relationship with jesus christ. >> i'm not kidding, i'm looking him eyeball to eyeball and thg going my mind like in new york'simes square. it ain't me, buddy. as soon as iaid that, i said, i wa you to pray for me. and the next thing we moved to the centerf the room and each of tm prayed for me andt was a moment in which i felt like my life reay changed. i gave up this sense of being in control, t notion of turning the life over, more to god and that eventually led to

does not the bible tell us jacob waited twice seven years for the hand of rachel? >> we will of course have to discuss this with our people. >> naturally, and i with mine. mind you, i am not sure we can do this. it is a risk. we shall be risking a great deal of money. >> very true, master weston. and we shall be risking our lives. and the lives of our children. >> master weston's conditions were hard, but at length and -- length, an agreement was reached and our people left holland forever and embarked for southampton, england. >> here you are. >> thank you, very much. >> brewster? reverend brewster: i am the reverend, brewster. ish, captain myles standish. >> master carver. >> i am at your service, gentlemen, although i doubt what service i can be of you. >> we have doubts on that as well. >> as well you may, tinkers, weavers, preachers, carpenters going to a desperate wilderness, to a land of wild beasts and wild savages. do you know where you are leading yourselves? >> we know only where the lord is leading us, captain standish. that is sufficient. >> i know not

nice if you need to get to the mall in someone and say please come to the bible to meet me to me will read lead join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics, sports business. i'm showbusiness, i'll see if that was always on the bull, but i'm pleased to show you big city bright lights, huge opportunities and many dangers that occur in the glare of atlanta. it's also a city where up to $300000.00 crimes are committed every year for the last, with an infinite loop, when your most need still to the reserve least one police officer think every 200 residents in russia's capital cost on the english. but the number of troops that will not go with the coming up boysen, you know, for the, for the muslim, the people who've gone to most is your media. a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation, community. are you going the right way or are you being led? so direct. what is true? what is faith? in a world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or a maybe in the shallowness just wh

clash between science and literal interpretations of the biblical text, he basically argued that the bibleas not written as a science book, he borrowed words from cardinal who said scripture tells us how to go to heaven and not how the heavens go, it was this type of clash, today the reasons for science denial are different, usually they have to do with political conservatism, although occasionally they also go into religion but for example in the case of climate change it definitely has to do with conservatism or economic issues or sometimes with. political issues that have to do with an election year end things like that. so the causes are somewhat different but the effect is somewhat similar. galileo by the way is not only in terms of the time in which he lived, he lived in the late renaissance but he was largely a renaissance person, but educationally, the liberal that we would call today the liberal arts, he'd studied the groin and use that knowledge when he did his drawings of the moon as he saw through his telescope, he gave two lectures when he was 24 years old about the inferno so

he basically argued bible was not written as a science book.owed words who said, scripture tells us how to go to heaven and the heaven is god. is this type of clash. today, the reasons for science denial are different. usually they have to do with political conservatism. though occasionally they also go into religion. for example, in the case of climate change it definitely has to do with conservatism or economic issues. sometimes with political issues that has to do with being an election year end things like that. so the causes are somewhat different. but the effect at the end is somewhat similar. galileo by the way is not only in terms of the time in which he lived, he lived in late renaissance. but he was largely a renaissance person. it will we call the liberal arts. he studied drawing and actually use that knowledge when he did his drawings of the moon as he thought through his telescope. we gave two lectures when his 24 years old dante, did not like so much but he wrote about that. comparing sculpture and paintin painting, and some paint

there's not the bible tell us that jacob labored twice seven years for the hand of rachel?we would of course have to discuss this with our people. >> naturally, and i with mine mind you. i'm not at all sure we can do this. it is a risk. we shall be risking a great deal of money. >> very true, master weston. and we should be risking our lives and the lives of our children. >> master weston's conditions were hard, but at length, in agreement was reached and our people left holland forever and embarked for southampton, england. >> there we are. >> thank you very much. >> brewster? >> i am the reverend brewster. >> spanish, dr. captain -- captain harmless. i met your service to you, gentlemen, but i doubt what's service that can be to you. >> we have those doubts as well, captain. >> as well as you may. thinkers, weavers, preachers, carpenter is going to a desolate wilderness. to a land of wild beasts and wilder savages. do you know where you are leading yourselves? >> we know only where the lord is leaving us, and that is sufficient. >> i know nothing of that. i know only that

i mean, he basically -- the bible was not written as a science book.owed words from others who said scripture tells us how to go to heaven and not how the heavens go. so it was this type of clash here today, the reasons for science denial are different. usually they have to do with political conservatives. although occasionally they also go into religion, but, for example, in the case of climate change it definitely has to do with conservatism, economic issues, sometimes with pure political issues that have to do with being in an election year and things like that. so the causes are somewhat different but the effect of the and is somewhat similar. galileo by the way was not only in terms of the time in which he lived, you know, he lived in late renaissance, but he was largely a renaissance person. he got education in what we call today liberal arts. he actually used that knowledge when he did his drawings of the moon, as he saw it through his telescope. he gave two lectures when he was 24 years old about dantes inferno, though he knew the great italian

. # ..shall have # them that's not shall lose, # so the bible says and it still is news, # mama may haveumentary billie, battle of the sexes director james erskine revisits journalist linda lipnack kuehl‘s attempt to write the definitive biography of singer billie holiday. the world's greatest jazz vocalist, ms billie holiday. # hey there baby make up your mind # cos i've been waiting such a long, long time...#. drawing in around 200 hours of never—before—aired interviews, we hear from those closest to holiday presenting an intimate portrait of her life that spans from her tough childhood to her early days as a rising star, her often abusive relationships with men, her international breakthrough and musical innovation, and premature death at the age of 1m. all this is framed within battles for racial and gender equality in which holiday proved such a powerful voice and illustrated with restored and colourised film footage and stills and spine—tingling musical performances. # but god bless the child that's got his own...#. while holiday's story, which inspired the 1972 biopic lady sings t