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run by christian missionaries, americans, he did not have very deep roots in the region. it became a path to middle easterners who were not just orthodox christians but muslims and jews. this is the best place to get the best possible education. within a generation, by 1900, eight and become what it remains to the state colleges the harvard of the middle east. what is magnificent about that is it is an all-inclusive institution founded by americans that exists to serve the interests of the people of them released regardless of background. and it's an example of the nez states giving to the region. >> speaking of which, professor, how would you -- to use the bis as being a part of american diplomacy to the middle east? >> only indirectly. the leaders of the school has traditionally attempted to maintain independence from the united states government. which i think. it serves american interests in the sense that it gives ministers of whatever background and faith and awareness that states have a humanitarian presence. it's not always of access to oil . the military force for

black church leaders who supported question 6, and they said they have been working on african-american christians for a number of years, trying to change attitudes and soften their stance on this issue. and they even told their parishioners, look, you can believe in your core, that marriage is between a man and a woman, but let's talk about fairness and equity. and about the future of our society moving forward, being more progressive. the younger generation also was key here in this vote, because -- and the governor said this to me yesterday as well when i spoke to him. he said, people are seeing things differently. these are changing times. we've got to get with the pace of where society is. and the younger folks could make a big difference. and they believed they did, too. >> okay. big difference in prince george's county as we turn to question 7 and gambling. what are your listeners saying to the expansion of national harbor? >> 59% in prince george's county came out in favor of question 7 to expand gaming. the listeners that really talked a lot about this said, look, it came down to money, a

. >> you know, to be a christian and a minority group, this is something americans cannot understand. but to be always a second-class citizen, always to lose your job because you are a christian, always you are not promoted simply because you are a christian- your faith costs you something- so you cling to christ. so the catholics of egypt and orthodox of egypt as well as the protestants of egypt being under pressure all the time, discriminated against because of their faith, their faith must mean something to them- they are willing to pay for it. and those who are willing to pay for it and not to convert to islam under the pressure of poverty or lack of promotion, they must have a personal relationship with god- sacrament first or agent first- there is that living experience. the coptic church always puts emphasis on repentance, and repentance is in your life- one turns his back to sin and his face to god. so i think that they have that beautiful link between a person and christ under the pressure, and with the teaching, even if it is not as clear as protestants bring up justificatio

the bible is translated into wampanoag in an effort to convert native americans into christianity, todayhat bible along with documents including land agreements with colonizers are used as a sort of rosseta stone to decipher what was lost. >> they wanted us to learn the english language and they wanted to civilize us. >> reporter: tavares-avant says that dealt a blow to a culture where much was passed down orally. it's interesting that what were, in essence, the tools of oppression whether converting to christianity through this translated bible, those tools are now the tools that are being used to piece this language back together. >> uh-huh. that's what we have. that's all we have. >> reporter: since 1993 the mashpee, massachusetts, wampanoag language reclamation project has worked to rebuild this language. today wampanoag is being taught year-round. >> tracey kelly is one of just two full-time wampanoag teachers. >> they're taught from day one that this is very special work, this is sacred, language is special. >> reporter: the language reclamation project is now trying to raise money

colonists translated the bible into wampanoag in an effort to convert native americans to christianityth documents including land agreements with colonizers, are used as a sort of rosetta stone to decipher what was lost. >> they wanted us to learn the english language and they wanted to civilize us. >> reporter: tavares-avant said that dealt a blow to a culture where much was passed down orally. it's interesting that what were in essence tools of oppression, whether it was converting through christianity through this translated bible, those tools are now the tools that are being used to piece this language back together. >> that's what we have. tat's all we have. >> reporter: since 1993, in mashpee, massachusetts, the wampanoag language reclamation project has worked to rebuild this language. today it's being taught year-round. tracy kelly is one of just two full-time wampanoag teachers. >> they're taught from day one that this is very special, this is sacred, language is special. >> reporter: the language reclamation project is trying to raise money to build a grade school. after all,

and office president of the american action forum, douglas holtz, eagan. is christian write? >> there are two different thingsment do we want too raise taxes on the rich now during this lame-duck session. we've already done that. in the president's affordable care act there is a new surtax. that has happened. you have to ask the question how much do you want to do and perhaps drive the economy into a recession. the second is what deal can you strike about the debt. in the end if they do raise more revenue they shouldn't do it by raising the tax rates, but by broadening the base. and remember none of it is going to solve our problems. they have to do entitlement reform. gregg: here is what john boehner had to say. >> the problem with raising tax rates on the yetist americans is that more than half of them are small business owners. we know from ernst and young 700,000 jobs would be destroyed. we also know that it would slow down our economy.

christian. nothing. would be an american citizen but if you're an american citizen, guess what? i will die for you right now. imagine having it in your heart. that's which are military people have. that's what your counters and elite units have because they're going after and doing everyday, throwing themselves in front of bullets to safety. greater love has no -- than to lay down his lif life for a frid of safety think that the seal team guys are just line them up, killers, robots, you're missing the whole boat and you don't know them at all. so by the same token that i was a navy seal, that's what i think i'm a pretty good chiropractor. and my patients feel the love when they come into my office. i've got so many patients now that i can hardly see them all. guess what? people can tell when you love them. when i was kicking in the door and scrubbing at his wound and handcuffing his. and he didn't realize that was lived so nowadays i can express my love a little different. in closing i want to leave you with an example of how i know love is what we're missing in the country.

and he heads the kasr el-doubara evangelical church. >> you know, to be a christian and a minority group, this is something americans cannot understand. but to be always a second-class citizen, always to lose your job because you are a christian, always you are not promoted simplyecause you are a christian- your faith costs you something- so you cling to christ. so the catholics of egypt and orthodox of egypt as well as the protestants of egypt being under pressure all the time, discriminated against because of their faith, their faith must mean something to them- they are willing to pay for it. and those who are willing to pay for it and not to convert to islam under the pressure of poverty or lack of promotion, they must have a personal relationship with god- sacrament first or agent first- there is that living experience. the coptic church always puts emphasis on repentance, and repentance is in your life- one turns his back to sin and his face to god. so i think that they have that beautiful link between a person and christ under the pressure, and with the teaching, even if it is not as clear as protestants brin

next on the run down the most controversial story of the evening african-american bishop says that black christian voters have a moral obligation not to cast their ballots for democrats. that obviously includes the president. that report moments away. >> the impact segment tonight polls probably support president obama by more than 90%. perhaps 95% this year. one african-american bishop in virginia says voting democrat is a terrible mistake if you are a black american. >> my name is bishop e.w. jackson, chairman of ministers taking a stand against w. a message to christians in the black community. it is time to end the slavish devotion to the democrat party. the democrat party has created an unholy alliance between certain so-called civil rights leaders and planned parenthood. which has killed unborn black babies by the tens of millions. planned parenthood has been far more lethal to black lives than the kkk ever was. and the democrat party and their black civil rights allies are partners in this genocide. they say opposition to same sex marriage is the same as opposition to interracial marriage.

who wants to vote for a christian or an african-american who wants to vote for an african-american, it really comes down to when they go to the ballot box and makes their choice. >> you're saying there is no major reformation of issues needed for the g.o.p.? because they're losing issues from here on out. >> there is the economic perspective, and from that message on it's free enterprise and pushing small business and that economic message which i think very much favors the republicans, but there is broader issues like immigration reform where we need to work together with the democrats. that, i think, will help to let the latinos know republicans get it and we can work with you and bring you into the party, of course. >> we're out of time. let us know what you think. please follow me on twitter at bonnie erbe or at to the contrary. behind the headlines: when we come back, we are not looked at as veterans. women in the service is expected to double over the next few years. we spoke with women vets about their needs as they trandigs back to

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it was run by christian missionaries, americans who didn't have deep roots in the region but rather quickly it became apparent to middle easterners who were not just orthodox christians but muslims and jews that this was the best place to get the best possible education and within a generation by 1900 it had become what it remains to this day which is the harvard of the middle east and what is magnificent about that is it is an all-inclusive institution founded by americans that exist to serve the interests of the people of the middle east regardless of background and it is an example of the united states giving to our region and not taking from it. >> speaking of which, do you see the a b as being a part of american diplomacy? >> only indirectly? the leadership of that school has traditionally attempted to maintain its independence from the united states government which i think it's appropriate and practical but it serves american interests in the sense that it gives middle easterners of whatever background and awareness that the united states has a humanitarian presence in the middle eas

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american society and the very very ugly mike huckabee huckabee the former arkansas governor and presidential candidate lend his voice to a new ad put out by value voters usa an organization that claims to be christian and non-denominational citizens who believe americans should vote based on life family and faith and the ad huckabee argues that christians across america must quote vote based on values that will stand the test of fire or in other words i could be as saying that anyone who doesn't vote for mitt romney is anti. marriage equality anti women's rights agenda is going to the fires of hell course huckabee is the same man who has strongly opposed marriage equality and even pushed to quote amend the constitution so it's in god's standards and quote but telling anyone who doesn't vote for mitt romney of their going to hell that it's very very. electoral college the way we pick our president and our vice president is all about cheap labor when it was put into place in seven hundred eighty nine it was to give slave holders a greater national voice part of a compromise with the slave states to keep them in the union. says me so back then it was all about cheap labor it was called slavery at that

cares deeply about our relationship with israel, for instance, which is a large part of americans, evangelical christiansow this plays out in the next few years if we are on the road to nowhere or a horrible end. i want to make that point. i guess that gets me to you, someone going to run for election in two years. do you get a sense there's anyone who cares about this conflict from a political standpoint other than the groups that are obviously very, very invested? >> i think mostly, it's the groups. my jewish constituency much of which were taken out of my district care about it. and the african-american american community, the predominance of my district. it's a mixed feeling. a lot of people relate with the palestinians being the underdog and they see analogies for civil rights. so, it's a mixed bag. it's part of this whole agreement we have to come to on the budget and part of the budget some want cut out is foreign aid. we are the world's number one country. as the world's number one country, we have certain obligations not just for trade and commerce, but humanitarian regions. there are things goi

non-american who disdains judeo christian values and hands out three telephones, failed.ery lesson they have had to learn? >> one can only hope. this is what the republicans were hoping. they were hoping that folks would believe their tales about the president, but as we saw in poll after poll after poll, the president's job approval rating was low, his handling ofhelow, do you actually like this person personally, the president's approval numbers were through the roof. >> and do you trust this president? do you trust him? >> yes, yes, that was the other thing. know barack obama. they know what he for, where he wanted to take the country. the other problem for the republicans is they didn't come back wit aso, you know, what hat night was bound to happen. >> well, to jonathan's point, d happened? let's listen to the great charles krout hammer. >> i think the real story here is obama won but he has no mandate. he won by going very small, very negative. and we are left as a country exactly where we started but a little worse off. i think that the future of the party is quite

cited earlier was also the you know would like to hatch things like alec the american legislative exchange council or the christian right and i think we need to take back power at the grassroots level and bring more voices and of course your important issue the money in politics until we can really address that and it is exciting to see the energy around resolutions opposing citizens united trying to overturn citizens united and other steps to getting money out of our system it will be very hard to have ordinary people's voices heard let alone seen ordinary people run for office if a position for example a senate position a senate race cost thirty million dollars even sherrod brown who i hope will win in ohio tonight you know spend seven or eight hours a day raising money that is not what this country should be about they should be doing the people's business not raising money absolutely brilliantly said katrina vanden heuvel thank you so much for being with us thank you. and we're back to the electoral map now the electoral total is one hundred eighty four for romney two hundred seventy two for obama a significan

international city where east meets west then and now muslims do some christians all mixed into a significant degree and the american missionary presence in the middle east was particularly significant in beirut and became the sort of launching pad for creating what became the greatest university in the region because of this connection. >> could that university have been put in another city and thrive? >> perhaps the presence was no greater anywhere else unless in addition to being ambitious and visionary and practical was american pity if he wanted to create a school that wasn't controlled by a national these or other interests. he wanted to create a school that represented the american model with education, that lived american values which and the people in the middle east and awareness that would benefit their lives here in tangible ways and he succeeded. >> why is it important to tell the story in your view? >> because i think most middle easterners and americans for that matter are unaware of this longer, deeper humanitarian dimension of the involvement in the middle east. when we think about the middle east i

i got 93 american conservative union rating, 100% christian coalition, 100% national right to life, " with the nra. zero with the ada, americans for democratic action, a liberal group. an23 by some mistake with the afl-cio. i demand a recount. i wanted a zero. >> hockenberry: but inglis does accept the scientific consensus on global warming and favors legislation to curb the effects of co2 in the atmosphere. he faced a tea party rebellion in his primary. >> i had a big tent gathering in spartanburg county, a bunch of republicans underneath a very big tent. comes a question to me: "yes or no, do you believe in human causation on climate change?" i had a bad habit of answering questions, so i said yes. "boo, hiss" comes the crowd. i was blasted out from underneath the tent. i mean, there are a couple of hundred, 300 people there. i mean, it was intense. >> hockenberry: he was pounded in commercials and on talk radio. >> it became an oft-repeated theme on talk radio, and that is a major source of information, of course, for republican primary voters. they were hearing, "inglis has left t

a large part of the american population, evangelical christians, jews and others, how this plays out,e on the road to nowhere or a road to a horrible end, that's a problem, too. i want to make that point and that gets me to you. as someone who is going to run for election in two years and has to get elected. do you get a sense that there's anyone who cares about this conflict from a political standpoint other than the groups that are obviously very, very invested in it? >> i think mostly it's the groups. my jewish constituency, most of which was taken out of my district in redistricting, cares strongly about it, understandably so. and the african-american community, which is the predominance of my district, i think it's a mixed feeling. but i think a lot of people relate with the palestinians. as being the underdogs and being like that and they see some ways, analogy to the struggle for civil rights. it's a mixed bag. but it's part of the whole agreement we've got to come to on the budget and part of the budget that some people want to have cut out is foreign aid. but we are the world

or may not know the american book award was bestowed upon the former african-american studies faculty member, barbara christian, who is in fact one of my professors has an undergraduate juice but the brilliant color, but also a teacher cared deeply of african-american students and in many cases her legacy that i strive to enact the new department chair this year and african-american studies. that is the african-american studies has never been just about offering courses, writing about, publishing articles. our work here in the department and the university should be about transformation. transferring the critical consciousness, transfer means students to scholars and forming the knowledge in the field to support analyses of race even as the world around us gets more and more sophisticated and camouflaging race and racism in the name of being post-racial. but perhaps most importantly at its best, the african-american studies department has a responsibility to engage the broader community, leverage resources to make the world a more just and socially conscious place. that is one so honored to support this ban be

christian conservative movement has lost steam? >> it may have but what is really interesting is to watch the next couple of years as the american party i think what you're going to see is the christian right make a very serious case of the republican party that it could help the party solve its problems with reaching minority voters, especially latinos. most latinos in this country are catholic or evangelical, the christian right could help them connect with those voters potentially. >> okay. dan, thanks so much. >> thanks. >> you can see more at krchl nn.com/belief. >> all right. two of the top golfers in the world. butting heads on the course and you'd be surprised what they say about their friendship in an exclusive interview with cnn. okay, now here's our holiday gift list. aww, not the mall. well, i'll do the shopping... if you do the shipping. shipping's a hassle. i'll go to the mall. hey. hi. you know, holiday shipping's easy with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits, it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. yea, i know. oh, you're good. good luck! priority mail flat rate boxes. online

where it seemed to represent this kind high water mark for christian right influence in american politicsangelicals and other so-called value voters sweeping george w. bush into the resounding second term victory. you had a dozen ballot initiatives, in most cases, amending state constitutions to ban same sex marriage. and really ushering in the entire new era of banning same sex marriage. and last night we saw the unraveling of all of that. in the face of this catholic church opposition to the obama administration, particularly on contraception and religious liberty, you saw catholics turn out for president obama. he won catholics. in some states like pennsylvania, he won them even though he lost them in 2008. you saw in two states for the first time voters embracing same sex marriage and legalizing same sex marriage. and then you saw sort of the poster children of the christian right, including todd akan in missouri and richard murdoch in indiana. >> those are the local race that is people were watching because they became national stories. >> they embody this hard line on abortion and s

in addition she talks about the incredibly dedicated christian missionaries and korean americans who help them in their fight to freedom. those of us who work in the policy world in washington sometimes risk becoming so a related to the news that in a sense our senses are doled amid no longer recognize the human consequences of tyranny and various public policies. this book, "escape from north korea" come as the perfect antidote to that phenomenon. melanie does an absolutely masterful job introducing us to some absolutely extraordinary individuals. tim chavan, the first pianist at the symphony who escaped to china, is arrested three times before he finally makes it to freedom all because he simply wanted the freedom to play the music of this choice. she gives us the story of stephen ken, you want a businessmen in china working for wal-mart attending an underground church in sinn fein, who happens to cross a of north korean refugees and make it so moved by their fight that he decided as a part-time at dignity, he hopes for north korean refugees escape from china. he gets arrested for

american life. we don't know what religion obama is, christian muslim. as you pointed out with your examples, there's no they're there, but they feel they to have fill the hours with something p.m. they've got their christmas ornaments packed away, they have to make good with what they have. >> of course, they can't blame everything on barack obama, so they have to go in another direction when it comes to christmas. >> you know. >> yeah, go ahead. >> i was just going to say there is an interesting debate about the role christmas has in our culture now and the corps rottization of it and the fact that big business that sort of turned it into a consumer extravaganza. on thanksgiving, lots of retail workers were forced to work on a family holiday. there's a logical place you can take this discussion, but fox news can't attack big business. it can't attack corporate culture, so it's got to be somehow democrats are ruining the holiday. >> i was going to say it's sort of war on exploitation that other people should be having against those people. that's not go

and then you go on to the north west coast native americans who believe that the first woman emerged from the sea. christianity is with baptism and even the islam's the suffies love the picture less love the water more. and even the ramtha's sharing the grace of water. it seems like there this biologically innate thing of humans need water, you need water; you can live without food for a longer time than you can without water. and it took us back to care of the earth-- because that's where the water comes from and what we rely on. so, i think if we focus on natural resources as a commonality which is already important to all these faiths, maybe that's the place to start. >> and an inter-connectness to water, to rivers to i mean you can see the tendrils almost in a mystical way going through the planet beautiful. yes, suzanne, i thought we --- >> you are on fire too? >> yes. >> but, i just spent the week kind of thinking about things too and i found this, which i had saved. it was a special issue of time magazine 1993 in the autumn. say, take good look of this woman, she was created by a computer from a mix of