complete translations of the bible, knowing and uryto and greydzhskaya, though in polish language.nd the light of the light of the holoons from minot corformation was mined, the reformers announced with perches that the vedas responsibilities to be available to everyone at that hour. the science of the principle was tied to religion and the translation of the bible, and smaller religious books for the new people is ideal, the gt concept was inscribed. i eat information on our lands, one by one, the clothes from the hand are opened. the troops divided the black nabyrassian is not executed and at 1.560 the first move. yes, i’m good on yasha, one is already ugly, not silvish, i opened it and kilted it with the process. one of the most for the houses nine shows such an hour from montny, and kul in the course of de heta zausiat popularizer of the reformation reportedly say nega is her knife as a student at the university of krakow, then finishing w and basel protestant. the university of adale was the same day of the reformation, and he posted it at the schools and sold it at the collec

, this was the removal of the wealth of the church of the column jesus christ and not the pope the bible is the most important for the circus and that i am a scum first class to understand the language of people that wycliffe did not score. 1384 has those berries. so it would be because of caleb, non-chesky students, oxford, and they are ready, rage brought to their homeland, where jan hus was eating away the theologian and the skill of the short-lived jazz, the rector of the university prazka divided wycliffe's dunks and pretended them at the whole rukh with a smoky goose, he shook his head for the otde. sheikhs from the holy roman empire than modsna, broke up and kirovnichestvo of the church and the king of germany. i say that valya was judged asking obmovitsa out of rage, but only sharp, lipin, thousands of shots of 1115 , burned on the fire is not enough. may god help the hussital to live with a stretch and at all on growth. luther diego parodied the new praise with theses. now indiscriminately the european church was in crisis, and it had long been fertilized from the house of god b

translations of the bible is know-it-all and greek, though in polish language.eta, holoons from the minot formation, the reformers tied with perches that the vedas are guilty of being available to us at that hour. in principle, science was tied to religion and the translation of the bible and smaller religious books to the new peoples, and this concept really fit into this concept of a kind of wide formation in our lands. one by one, the clothes from the rukani are opened, 8 divided black on the bi-russian is not executed and in 1560 the first move. yes, i’m good on yasha, one is already ugly, not selyzhe, i opened it and scraped it with the process. one of the most home didshows, such an hour from the mount, from school. looks like them. these zauzias are a popularizer of the reformation, it is reported that they are not her knife. yak is a student at the university of krakow, then graduating from the basel, protestant university. aquarius lives delya reformation, and he laid out at schools sold at fees, and at 1.560 take your catechism to your grandfather slee

jesus was not a carpenter and people go what, it says so in the bible.on of the bible written by guys who never been to israel. israel in first century ad was a desert all the trees that are there now have been planted since it became a state in 1948. so it's a desert and so then you start to understand the geopolitical context, the cultural context of the day and all of a sudden the bible comes to life like if it's the most relevant piece literature because it is and the stories are ripped from the headlines stories, sex traffic, left to die in the desert with her son, single mother. i tell a story about ruth, okay, immigrant, widow, you know, looking for a hope in life. she goes to bethlehem, becomes the grandmother of david who is in the lineage of jesus. hey, this is cool stuff. yeah, who is next, david, he's made the -- the age of 14 he's anointed to be the king of israel. spends 20 some years running from the king saÚl, he's trying to kill him, why, jealousy, for power, that doesn't happen anymore and then, you know, he becomes the king and we all

yale was the conservative bible college. right? [laughs] so that we could have an alternative to harvard. almost all the colonial american colleges, the ivy league schools, most were founded in the colonial period, almost all founded as colleges for the training of pastors. almost nobody else went to college. no women went to college. almost no man went to college in those days. if you were a man who went to college, it was almost always the colonial period to become a pastor. okay? so what they saw as a rise in immorality, enlightenment thought, more modern philosophy and theology, than a third reason for the sense of crisis, the ongoing war with catholic france and spain. they are native american allies. starting in the 16 nineties. the colonies, especially new england go through a couple generations of imperial war between britain and the british colonies. then either france or spain, the new england, the main issue is fighting against the forces of france coming out of canada. or new france, what it was called new france. there

it borrows from the from the bible, borrows from stone, masonry bibles, borrows heavily and as influential as a product or fruit of the enlightenment period. so the very principles and ideas that are in the constitution are also were being talked about, discussed and part of masonic constitutions going back to andersen's constitution. 1723 so there are something like 13 or 15 signers of the u.s. constitution or freemasons, but the level of commitment and participate in for fraternity varies. and so like anything else any other organization, it's really a question of how much they know. so washington according to the book he had he received several books. he was fairly conversant in the in the jargon, the fraternity and the symbols by that. but whether or not it inculcated his mind it influenced him is a difficult thing. and that's always a trouble with anything. so there are plenty of people, you know, my family is half norwegian and i've got about five norwegian words in my head that i can say that my grandmother taught me, but how, but i probably maybe other norwegian characteristics lik

we think of the southed today as the bible belt, correctly. but in the colonial period, it's different. in the colonial period, there is a kind of formal establishment at least of the church of england, but once you get out past the colonial cities, places like williamsburg, charleston and savannah, the rates of church going and commitment to the church of england is pretty limited. and part of the reason for that if you remember going back to the founding of jamestown these colonies are mostly being founded for business. and it's a little difficult to set up churches in the back country where settlement is so scattered. and so people living in the rural south in the early 1700s, i mean, they might have been christians, for sure. i'm sure most of them would have considered themselves christians. if they were literate, they probably read the bible. maybe they had family devotions. but many, many of them did not go to church because maybe the nearest church was 50 miles away. if that's the case, you're going on a wagon, you're not going to go to

woke college kids rip up pages from the bible, eat them in protest after conservative event e.y bing cocard. rachel: a republican student, said at university of wisconsin, it is wacky there, that behavior was totally unacceptable. we'll have him after the break. where can you get appliances this holiday... backed by our price promise every day? lowe's, actually. get our best deals of the season backed by the lowe's price promise. discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. hello, i'm franklin graham. we're in election season and many politicians are promising that they're telling the truth. i can tell you there is one who always tells the truth. that is the lord jesus christ. he said, "i'm the way, the truth and the life, "and no man comes to the father except through me." there aren't many ways to god. there is only one, and that's through jesus christ. god sent jesus to earth to save us from our sins. he took our s

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yes, jesus loves them., but they'll never know, without a bible. ♪the bible tells me so.nline to givebiblesnow.org, and make your monthly gift. >> trace: first up into nights viral videos, picture that looks like a character from the new lord of the rings tv series but it's actually just a really up close view of an aunt taken for nikon's annual small world photo mike conger for competition. this photo of a spider. first place went to scientists. polar bear caught on camera appears to be having the time of its life. following the freezing water and then drying off in the snow. the post went viral on social media. >> there was a man. >> are you recording. >> written on the stone. that's the song. >> that's the song. >> trace: actor jack black breaking out in song for young fans suffering from a terminal illness singing his favorite tune from the movie school of rock. black was attending an event in california to raise funds for pediatric hospice and palliative care. now this. an ancient ritual in spain has more than a thousand sheep and goats filling the stains of -- stree

life starts at conception, that's in the bible. whenever the holy spirit came upon mary and she was with child. she went to her cousin rebecca. john the baptist and sick -- whenever she approached her cousin it said in the bible -- john the baptist at six months that life begins. another thing i want to point out. we shouldn't even be in this situation of abortion. there are so many methods of birth control out there. the pill, there are ways to prevent pregnancy so you don't even have to have the fight about abortion. and i think conservatives should really bring that up more. there are plenty of options for birth control. it's like you are pregnant you have to get an abortion. why don't we concentrate on prevention from pregnancy and that's all i want to say. host: linda this morning. guest: i did want to point out at the very beginning she mentioned education. and i do think there can sometimes be this idea that everyone understands what's happening during an abortion. and we are giving ourselves what's true. what we've seen rep

>> first of all a lot of churches got off message, they quit preaching the bible, quit teaching the biblethe bible is god's word from cover to cover, don't understand it but i believe it all. a lot of churches have gone into more secular topics, political topics and people don't want to hear that, they go to church, want to hear what god has to say and the bible, teaching the bible, those churches are strong and those churches are full and i would encourage these pastors if no one is coming to your church, look at what you are preaching, you need to change your message. the problem with the church in america many have gotten off message and quit teaching that jesus christ is god's son who came to take our sins and shed his blood for our sins and god raised him to life and we are willing to repent, turn from our sins and the name of the lord jesus christ, we shall be saved, people want to hear what god has to say and no question a lot of churches have turned their back on that message and as a result people quit going. neil: maybe it comes from the top. i was aware after the passing of que

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they resort to tactics like this like eating a bible.hey spray-painted the building you see behind them the morning of the event. administration decides to put out a statement to call our speaker harmful before he speaks on the campus, the administration didn't put out any statement they say standing with conservative students after an actual hate crime was committed against us the morning of our event. hard to feel safe sometimes when the administration doesn't seem to back free speech all the time. pete: that is harrison wells. he is a junior at uw-madison, one of the chairman of young americans for freedom who hosted the event and you heard it right what he said. one of the protesters outside the event grabbed a bible from a student supporting the event, didn't just, desecrate it, but proceeded to eat pages of that bible as a presumably, some form of a protest. so, matt walsh, later took to twitter, laid out the stakes of what a demonstration like that says. he tweeted this. he said, you can be on the side that eats the bible and cast

these specific men, the men of easy company ambrose had done what was the bible? it was always there. everybody who came aboard had this, oh, my gosh, feeling this, not just a gig. there was something spare sexual about it. and this this sense of response ability wasn't a lodestone for anybody. it was more like rocket fuel. everybody was so passionate about getting out of the way, setting their egos and serving the. and it distinguishes i think the work on this film from from casting to producing to certainly acting in all of the writing in a way that i think is unique in in in television history. i want to pursue the writing once you guys were all had decided on on your episodes and then how you proceeded from there and and and how you interacted with not just major but you know bill garnier and babe ephron and on and on but before that yester day. john, john orloff asked asked me how, did we get richard winters to trust us? you, eric, you had said earlier, you know, he when you met him was a little bit was basically show me and there was there were several thing

the bible helps. the word of god helps. find that comfort, because jesus says what is a person to you if you gain the whole world and lose your soul? what is the point in this life, then, in this life , you comfort your mother and father with these words, you comfort your child and wife with these words, the choice is difficult, big on my heart, i repeat, we lose the best, we lose better now, and today we were at the cemetery, literally, there was only one option. and now it was three and a half, you saw a mother whose son died on the front lines. it's hard to find words of comfort. the boys were burned there. i love to give birth to children before we build, but they just got fired because they were ukrainians and nazified. and in 30 years, a nation of free people of free cossacks has grown up, and they will not become slaves. i saw it in the eyes of a young soldier who was with me in to that tent filtration camp when the child is 22 or 23 years old, he stands cowering and in his eyes there is no fear in his eyes, only the

the american revolution is the bible. it was the freedom book. the freedom book! next to the declaration of the constitution, the bible might be called america's third founding document. and unlike in france, the american revolution, it was backed up by the nations clergy, from all denominations. take the reverend john witherspoon, one of the 56 signers of the declaration. he lost a son in the revolutionary war. he delivered assistance to general washington, john adams called him as high a son of liberty as a man in america. he personified this powerful bond between faith and freedom that characterize the american revolution. so, the americans have a lot going for them! they don't care about everything that came before like the french. they claim their political inheritance from great britain and its ancient constitution. they have the support of the christian churches. but what about the elephant in the room? what about the elephant in the room? what about the existence of slavery in the american comments? the english author, samuel johnson, pointed out the hypoc

what he was telling people was the bible is ongoing. it's not like something that happened. p playing out on north american soil and south america to but it's playing out here and now and i think that's a very american idea and it's very attracted to people at that time. it was kind of -- i don't want to say hypnotists but it was really exciting to think it's part of the bible so strang imitated a lot of that. at first he forged a letter well they think of was a forgery. it's a very good forgery from smith saying i'm handing the church over to you. strang by that time it converted to mormonism but just barely and it would be like making me the mayor of chicago miles harvey is in charge and people really did believe him. he dug up some brass plates and burlington a couple hours north of here like the plates that smith uncovered from a guy who was never heard from again. he was a historical figure that was never heard from again but basically he said the great profit is coming. but again it's easy to laugh but those times are really exciting. it's something that makes sense ou

what are you, the buddhist bible it consists of about 18 volumes, we are the sayings of the buddha all the way painted. how can we get rid of the darkness of our mind? well, here, consider, also, they also came to the drum, twirled the holiness, poured it a little and the datsan comes in. oh, how beautiful people, even having entered the prayer, smoothes their palms with a completely bowed body. it turns out that a person of any religion. maybe, like this, come to the docian and immerse yourself in this atmosphere? yes , there are no problems with this side of buddhism, there are no restrictions on buddhism, there are no rituals. yes, there are no initiations that a person makes to buddhists , this is only inside. of course, i didn’t immediately become a buddhist with my body, but i was definitely imbued with buddhist wisdom ; some of what the teacher said became a real revelation for me, which i would later comprehended. listen, the more a person develops the quality of hatred and anger, the more he begins to have physical pain bodily pains headaches lack of sleep irritability do not

what ambrose had done, it was in the bible, it was always there!dy who came before had this oh my gosh feeling. this is not just a gig. there was something special about it. there was this sense of responsibility. it wasn't a load stone for anybody, it with more like rocket fuel. everybody was so passionate about getting out of the way, setting the egos aside and serving the story. it distinguishes the work on this realm from casting to producing, certainly acting and all of the writing in a way that i think is unique in television history. >> i want to pursue the writing process. once you guys wore all -- once you had decided on your episode and how you proceeded from there. how you interacted with, not just major winters, but bill garnier, and have friend john or law and asked how did we get richard winters to trust us? eric, you said earlier that when you met him, it was basically show me. there were several things. one of which was we had sent, as i mentioned, a documentary team to film him at his home and eventually at his farm. jody, mark, th

william ball, master of the place out in the bible in the room a bible ahead of him religious family in a few of his people. there were several african americans in this dining room on that day the morning of sunday through february 26th. the local clergyman had made himself scarce during the fight so william read church services for gatherings at home. it was sunday and everyone in the room you it was upon them. called them would arrive in the if as williamson isaac called them, he would arrive in the alley of oaks outside the door. the prayer group seated around the table and the mother eliza, sister jane, rounding out the table was william and mary and formidable daughter eliza along the so plastered walls an elderly black stood an elderly black women. women the plantations black matriarch who lived nearest the family and racked first among limericks house slaves. had he brought up williams four sons by his fourth first wife. and racer own children alongside. next to haiti, probably, stood robert the butler as well as the ball brothers companion and valet. during their wartime ser

i think christian nationalism looks the patriots bible. it's a real thing you can find on amazon a bible that shows how the history of the united connects the people and events of, the bible to our lives in the modern world. the story of the united states is wonderfully woven into the teachings of. the bible, christian nationalism also looks like the patriot church network as a spiritually active, engaged, grassroots effort designed to take back our communities to fight against the forces are destroying the very and religious fabric related just fabric that makes the usa special. i think christian nationalism looks the 29% of americans who told that the federal government should declare the united states a christian nation or the two thirds of americans who told pollsters that god has granted america a special role in american history. and so in human christian nationalism definitely looks like the 65% of americans, 65% who believe it is fairly or very important that a citizen be a christian in order be truly american. i find that one pers

the bible, pain went on, was not the revealed word of god. it was just a book written by some priests. and, as pain sought the bible was full of indecipherable rattles. irrational-ism, and fabulous them. like the bizarre story of the talking snake who's chat with eve and with her eating and apple and destroying humanity. they churches that taught this sort of nonsense, hand said, where dangerous to savers. institutions set up to terrify and enslaved mankind, and monopolize power and profit. each of those charges accuses the other of on belief, and from my own part i disbelieve all of them. still, pain was clear that despite all of this he was not trying to deny the existence of god. on the contrary, paine wrote, i believe in one god and no more. and i hope for happiness beyond this life. i believe in the equality of man, and i believe that religious duties consist in doing justice. loving mercy, and endeavor-ing to make our fellow creatures happy. but i do not believe in the -- profess by the jewish church, roman church, creek church, by the

she has this wisdom literature of the bible which scholars agree is historical to jesus. he was steeped in the wisdom too which was very cente. joy and jubilation of creation.s her world view and one reason she's so pertinent today. we have to fall in love with creatn all over again because obviously because obviously we are treating it, you know, very badly. >> you mention love and you alsn word and light that's so much in in her. >> right. a tradition of cosmic christ, in the beginning it was the word. those passes in john 1 1 come from wisdom literature. t is sophia too. that's wisdom. ts where love, light come in. one of my chapters is on howard t meeting hildegard. he says god of love and god of life are oftn celebrated. when they do, you have to turn to the god of lifed has the same teaching. you are light, you are life, you resurrt everything there is. she goes on on and on. she's static in her language and spirituality like that quote you started with. shs full of joy. >> thurmon talks a lot about lie being alive. >> exactly. that's what i like in thurmon. he says

also grew up in this intense baptist upbringing and also writes like when i talk about god and the bible, people really listen to me, n i'm good . he knew what he was good at l. >> certain personages in our political world lately who have a knack for the con. i i think we should name names but i mean it raises a question no and i don't know to what extent you feel this way about strang but at what point does the con man start to believe the conor do you think he ever did ?>> i think that's a great question with strang. i think that my own feeling is there's a glib answer but my hunches there was a double confidence going on. so that strang had to know he was conning people, he was changing stories, he would have a revelation fromgod that would say the exact opposite . . for instance it was completely against the mormon practice of plural wives and when he died he had five ad wives, four of them pregnant at the time but i think there was a double consciousness there. he thought i am kind of a savior so it's okay for me to lie about this stuff . and i think that may be a complex dynamic th

and then i look, i think maybe he has some other bible because when a person who reads himself is true, that's what the macron said, we know that the orthodox elites are manipulating the russian authorities in order to justify its politics of dominance the role of religion is to protect the dignity and respect of all. we decided to impose sanctions against russia and help ukrainians they don’t have, so you are a macron. i don't know where you studied somehow joked. i don't know where your lawyers studied. i'll tell you so macron. i don't know who taught you the history of religion and religion. well then, the idea of ​​what religion should do has nothing to do with the series. pathetic, insignificant petty sateist - if someone told you i won't offend you like that, because, well, some kind of satanist, you are so dust on satan's footsteps, i'm waiting for tomorrow to write indignantly about what a small macron was subjected to severe criticism. do not forget to clarify that i am not a christian , i am a jew, but i don’t like it when a catholic macron talks about orthodoxy without knowi

what smith, or god was telling people was the bible is a common ongoing. you are part of this thing but it's not like something that happened over a thousand years ago. b, it is playing out on north american soil. south america and central america too. it is playing out here and now. it's so exciting and kind of an american idea. it must've been a very attractive to people in those times that. i was talking about. but don't want to say hip this but people found thisg really exciting to think we are part of the bible, right? so strang imitated a lot of smith's moves. at first he forged a letter modern experts think it is a forgery is a very good forgery from smith saying i hand the church over too this was after smith was shot and by that time he had converted to mormonism but barely. it would be i don't know making meat mayor of chicago or something. lori lightfoot writing a letter miles harvey is in charge everybody. people really did not believe him but his followers dug up some breastplates and burlington, wisconsin a couple hours north of here that, li

ask anybody it is a wedding so that wedding cake is a message and you create that wedding cake the bible defines a marriage is between a man at a woman so this cake would be a message that would go against my belief so it's asking me to violate my conscience to create this cake and create a message that i can't do. >> what is the distinction, you talk about this to what is thehe distinction between freedom of religion because people can see this a lot and freedom of worship. >> the constitution declares it is clear. a lot of what the freedom of worship is is promoted as what you do in church, freedom of religion is what you do in your life, my case to protect my rights to exerciseo my faith whn i met the cake shop, when i'm at the grocery store, what about the park not just when i'm in the halls of worship. >> right. >> the colorado civil rights commission which is a panel of seven gubernatorial appointees they ruled against you and then you chose to appeal against the colorado court of appeals. what was a corrupter of your appeal? >> the same thing they were forcing me through the civil

the bible you would get access directly to morality. lincoln could not interpret the history of the united states in these moral terms or the constitution these moral terms so long as the constitution enshrine slavery, which he knew to be a moral wrong. so up until the emancipation proclamation he was committed to the constitution under the rule of law principles that anna was talking about but that meant he was committed to a compromise that included a compromise with immorality and that put him in a contradictory situation. after emancipation he was now able to describe the constitution as fundamentally moral. so when he said that the concept that the that our country was not only conceived in liberty but dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. he could not have said that about the constitution until he broke the constitution because the constitution wasn't dedicated to their proposition because the constitution enshrined slavery once emancipation was established fact by lincoln, he could reconceptualize the count

for us, the sacred text is the torah or the bible. and to remind that our ancestors or leaders struggled with darkness. i think it's important to show that none of us is immune from it. that everyone has their darkness and pain. in our tradition, we say there's nothing as whole as a broken heart. and to remind people, that they and come present with their broken heart. and secondly, i think it's important to be explicit about the fact that mental illness is something not to be ashamed of, but something that we can share and that makes us human. for example, we have a prayer for healing. and in it, we speak about renewal of body and spirit. and in our congregation, we say, if there is someone in your life, who iexperiencing an illness or mental illness, please mention their names and we'll pray for them. and by doing so, we'll hope to break down that stigma. to be open and explicit. >> to what degree somebody who experienced mental illness is willing to be public and tell their story. and i'm wondering if you can sort of, just in a sho

that is in the bible. i house divided cannot stand. want to come together because america is the greatest place in the world [applause] . [applause] we have to come together. i got a tweet from someone, who said, because the media will never be my friend. can you believe that? they do not like herschel walker. i just got a tweet that says he is going to debate me. october the 14th in savannah georgia. i saw he has one thing he wanted to put in. so you will see him, you tell him to show up. put his big man pants on instead of stand behind twitter and media saying i will debate him. i will say i will debate him. but i want an audience to see the differences between him and i. i believe in lower taxes. i do not believe men should be in women's sports. that is like saying you want herschel walker with your daughter. we do not want that. a man cannot get pregnant. a man cannot get pregnant. you need to know that. i will tell you this. i know what a woman is. we do not need to discuss that. what we need to discuss his get back to energy inde