first of all, carl abrams, who is on your far left. i don't mean anything -- [laughter] political by that, i assure you. first is dr. carl abrams, professor of modern american and european history here at bob jones university. dr. abrams is frequently sought by the media as an expert on religion in american culture. he is the author of two books, "selling the old-time religion, american fundamentalist in that -- in mass culture from from 1920 to 1940," and "conservative constraints, north carolina and the new deal." dr. abrams holds three degrees in history, a ba from bob jones university, an ma from north carolina state university, and a phd from the state university of maryland. in addition, he studied at the sorbonne in paris. the university of north carolina capitol hill. and harvard divinity school. and then dr. jim guth, who is on your far right, he is the science professor at furman university. he has served as the chair for political university and initiated the washington intern program, which has sent over 1000 furman univers

abrams raised, the early 19th century. in that time, we see the second great awakening as the historians refer to it. i want to talk a little bit about the theological roots of the second great awakening. it goes our conversation about evangelicals. some historians argue there is a link from the first great awakening and the theology of jonathan edwards. there is some compelling evidence to say that is correct. there is a lot to edwards' focused, and i know he on a key phrase that humans have a natural ability and a human inability. he meant humans have a natural ability to do positive things and good works, but their struggle is in there will -- their will and only god can , correct that. the reason that that is significant is the influence that had not only at the time, because he was addressing ,oncerns about antinomianism after your justification, you have to live out the faith. it must be evident in how you leave your life -- live your life. he would give far too much credit to the justification process -- to the indi

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abrams. >> jimmy: that's right. there he is. j.j. abrams. wearing a tuxedo. where did that happen? >> jimmy: go ahead. >> madeo. >> jimmy: madeo. >> very nice guy. >> jimmy: the tiebreaker, whoever gets this one wins it all. who is our next celebrity? >> oh, the guy, i'm happy happy. the music guy. he's black guy make his hair blond. [ laughter ] >> pharell williams. >> jimmy: that's right! you're both going home with a prize. >> dicky: >> dicky: matthew and nas, you each get a sculpture of your head and a cardboard cutout of yehya to take photos with at home. >> jimmy: what a beautiful prize. thank you for playing. thank you, matthew. thank you, nas. god bless you, god bless you. tonight on the show, music from nas. be right back with matthew perry! >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by paqui chips. there's a flavor for you. ? ? one smart choice leads to the next. ? the new 2017 ford fusion is here. of a well-made choice. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you

abrams raised , the early 19th century. in that time, we see the second great awakening as the historians refer to it. i want to talk a little bit about the evil -- the theological roots. it goes our conversation about evangelicals. fromargue there is a link the first great awakening in the theology of jonathan edwards. think there is evidence to say that is correct. i don't pretend to be an expert on it, but i know that he no caps on -- i know that he focused on a key phrase that humans have a natural ability and a human inability. they could do positive things in good works, but their struggle is in there will, and only god can correct that. the reason that that is significant is the influence ,hat had not only at the time and he said that you have to live out the faith and that must be evident how you live your life. that youalso suggest should give credit to the role of the individual and the justification process. kellen referred to one of the many news that he mentioned. new divinity was only in hopkins and a number o

abrams. >> jimmy: that's right. there he is. j.j. abrams. wearing a tuxedo. where did that happen? >> i got them in -- i say restaurant no problem? >> jimmy: go ahead. >> madeo. >> jimmy: madeo. >> very nice guy. >> jimmy: so i've heard. all right. finally. our last celebrity. the tiebreaker. whoever gets this one wins it all. who is our next celebrity? hi make his hair -- he's black guy make his hair blond. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nas? >> pharell williams. >> jimmy: that's right! [ cheers and applause ] you're both going home with a prize. dicky, tell them what they've won. >> dicky: matthew and nas, you each get a sculpture of your head and a cardboard cutout of yehya to take photos with at home. >> jim what a beautiful prize. thank you for playing. thank you, matthew. thank you, nas. thank you, yehya. god bless you, god bless you. tonight on the show, music from nas. be right back with matthew perry! [ cheers and applause ] ? woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. aking that. mom, i'm taking the sub

let's take in this with our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas and dan abrams. what do we know about the e-mails? is. >> the fbi was anthony wiener the former congressman from new york for an alleged sexting scandal. in the course of the investigation they recovered devices. one of these device is a laptop. it turns out these laptop has information showing huma e-mailing with other state department aides and at that point, they wonder could this be connected to the previous investigation. they don't have a warrant to pursue that. >> they haven't seen the e-mails? >> they have not done any detail looking at the particular e-mails and that is the issue. they don't know what's in them and the fbi director put out a letter to his staff on friday basically acknowledging they do not know what they have. >> we know there are probably several thousand e-mails here. there have been reports suggesting there are no e-mails between abedin and clinton. is that true? do we know that? >> we don't know yet. it's possible. we have a sense there was kmurn occasion between up ma a

abrams. we asked what do you say to people who think "star wars" is for nerds? >> i think it's for nerds too. >> there are a few directors vying to one day direct "star wars." it's very coveted. harvey: hold on. the guy from that movie that i love that played the cowboy -- >> "brokeback mountain"! harvey: no! mountain." >> martha stewart. we ask her whether or not she thinks sexting is a good idea. >> sexting can be extremely wholesome. >> i would lose my mind if she sexted me, bro. >> ask her what she's wearing, and she's like, hand-embroidered sweater. [laughter] >> that's right, folks, michael phelps and nicole johnson set a date for their wedding -- >> they're already married.

(fight scene)sot/stephanie abrams, circa correspondent "who's more badass batman or the accountant?"sot/ben"right now i'm going to say the accountant?"sot/ben"you know it was a surprising movie with a lot of twists and turns and a lot of action in it and there's also a really interesting character at the ro >>> there's a lot of action and is maybe. there are characters. i haven't seen these before in the movies. it is exciting.>> this is the first picture of its time. it is awesome. what did you were learn about autism? >> the central thing i learned is if you have an autistic person, people are varying in their spectrum of life. that was inspiring. character.>> i worked with a lot of people. they were excited to see the movie.>> the title sounds boring. actually, is a very fine vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. congressman blum's smear campaign -- to charity and helped build a homeless shelter for women and children, but multi-millionaire blum promised he'd take only half his salary. then in congress, blum broke his word and kept all the pay. now he wants to cut

event but last year's event represented raise $3.5 million to support research at penn medicine's abrams cancer center. >>> the second presidential debate now in the comedy ar rives with "saturday night live." if you missed it last night here's a look. >> please help us welcome the candidates republican nominee donald trump, and can we say this yet? >> probably fine. >> president hillary clinton. >> for the third straight week alec baldwin and kate mckinnon played the white house nominees. a little bit later on in the sketch trump told clinton that he planted several of her husband's sexual accusers in the audience. >> four of those women are here tonight. four of them. >> bill, how could you? how will i go on with the debate? no, i'll never be able to remember those facts and figures now. oh, donald, no! get real. i made a steal, this is nothing. hi, girls. >> what about all the women accusing you of sexual assault? >> they need to shut the hell up. >> finally, as a special treat the moderators introduced an audience member who has become a national celebrity. >> y'all ready for this? ♪

abrams. we asked what do you say to people who think "star wars" is for nerds? >> i think it's for nerds too.

for example, we have abrams .anks -- some 1000 abrams tanks only about 300 of them need to be retrofittedccording to the military. it continues because of the corporate contracts that supported. what we need to do is be smart, take a close look at what is not supportd i do some kind of cut to the military across the board. i support making sure the money is being spent wisely, and that it is being related to the problems around the world. i think this is a golden opportunity given the enormous threat of these terrorist groups to consider if we find the intelligence community to a degree. we should look at these as combined. the defense and the intelligence spheres work together. i've seen that during my work in the senate. work and in hand, and we make sure they are funded appropriately, too. defense hawksn: do not vote against authorization for the villa terry 11 times -- for the military in the last 11 years. -- for the military 11 times in the past few years. i believe in the military. of course we have to resources. i voted against the budget control act, because of defense sequestrat

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abrams. we asked what do you say to people who think "star wars" is for nerds?

. >> let's bring in dan abrams. bombshell. any indication it will be a legal bombshell? >> that's much more of a long shot. remember when director comey decided not to indict hillary clinton. he said it has to be disloyalty to the country. that legal standard still ex can't yet assess whether the material will be significant. >> dan, thank you. >>> there other news to get to on this friday night. to chicago now, a passenger plane bursting into flames on the runway. fire and black smoke pouring from under the wing. alex perez in chicago tonight. >> reporter: from the tarmac, passengers running from american the entire right side of the massive plane in a ball of flames. >> american's engine caught fire. right on the rollout. >> reporter: inside the plane, sheer terror. people mob the aisles to get out. 161 passengers and 9 crew onboard. passenger hector cardenas recording his escape. rages all around them. >> everybody was standing up, running. it was like the end of their lives. >> reporter: the 767 jet was headed for miami. officials first thought the plane blew a tire

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abrams. we asked what do you say to people who think "star wars" is for nerds? >> i think it's for nerds too.