the bible is like no other book. he said that i am the way, the truth, and light and no man can come and to the father except through me. it is based on race. it is not based on a half -- it is based on grace. it is based on faith. christ came to earth and took our punishment and die for our sins. because of that, we have free grace to access and we can all call upon the name of the lord and be saved. i think the most profound things are simple. i believe that christ came that we might live. let's all our heads. if you have never thought upon these things, -- let's all bow our heads. if you have never thought of these things, if you call upon the name of the lord, you will be saved. let's pray. heavenly father, i pray today, even as i did many years ago in a college dorm room. recognizing that indeed this message that congresswoman bachman shared with men we understand -- shared with us we understand that we fall short. but the gift of god is eternal life through your son jesus christ. that we can call upon you -- th

afterwards there was a bible full of holes., there is a new poverty level out by world vision and the bible society. all of those are put back in and they are in orange so we don't miss them. that symbolizes to me how a new generation is putting its bible's back together again. this is whether we will leave the word of god and live it in our lives, churches, neighborhoods, nation. god does not love only poor people, he loves those who live in mansions or hovels. he says as you treat the least of these, you have done with me. we had a meeting with the president and a catholic bishop said, when you go off script, it is a lot better. i scripture does not say, as you have done to the middle class, you have done to me. as you have done to the least of these, you have done to me. that is the call. i love being with the kids on wall street because they are understanding that an economy that is not fair, is not sustainable, is not stable, and is not making people happy, is an issue for them. this is a whole new generation coming up. on

for decades, wycliffe has been trying to get out their version of bibles. many people are taking part in rendering the bible into their own language. >> reporter: i am here in the yauda which is the capitol of maroon. there is so much more involved in bible transcription. >> the big emphasis is involving colleagues. very gratifying to see not only the competency, but the vision for their own country and the bible translation task finished. one of the stories is about local ownership. you have churches who are inviting them to be a part of what they want accomplished. it is all about providing access to god's word. changes their lives here and now. >> reporting from cameroon, charlene israel, cbn news. >>> up next, they call it a taste of heaven. how a barcelona church is attracting christians around the world and common language uniting them in worship. >> welcome back to "christian world news." reaching post christian europe can be tough. many europeans have a negative view of the church. in barcelona, missionaries are using new techniques to reach this mu

i like bible studies and i have a great bible study, i think. people come and i want more of that to happen. 86% of the people in the country have a bible in their home, but how many read it and know what's in it. everyone who's a part of the community at my church needs to have an understanding about the bible and the scripture. >> what time is your sunday service? >> 10:30 every sunday morning. someone showed up from south africa at 10:00 last sunday. they came by the church. there's four churches along the road. they didn't have to take us. asked what time and i said 10:30 and they stayed and seemed to be engaged. >> if you other going to hear reverend ron preach, you may have to go by other churches to get to his. how about the media campaign, come home! >> they're reaching 250 million people. the campaign has been successful and attendance has gone up. they're running the campaign all the way through january. and so, i'll see how they do. we protestants need something. >> and it's a longing and an invitation. >> in 2012, you may find yourse

we have a great bible study. the people in the country have a bible in their homes. how many read it and know what's in it? >> it's important that everyone who is part of the community at my church have understanding of the bible and the scripture. st. marks united methodist. >> sunday, 10:30 every sunday morning. i had someone show up this past sunday at 10:00 from south africa. i don't know how they got there, they just came by the church. there's four churches along the road. they happened to take us and asked what time is service and they stayed and seemed to be engaged. >> so, if you're going to hear reverend ron preach, you may have to go by a few other churches. how about the roman catholic's come home campaign. >> they're reaching 250,000 people. attendance has gone up. they're running the campaign through the month of january. so, i'll see how they do. i think that we protestants need something. >> and some longing and an invitation to come home. >> go out and find a religious community and give it a cha

the bible, and if i can get to that page, and here we go, i know is there, and if you look at it, you can see how great god is. it says, "in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth." if you have a god who is responsible for everything that you see and everything that you hear and everything that you touch and everything that all of your senses can take in, does that not tell you something about how great this guy is, how big this god is? it does not say that there was a king that created the heaven and this earth. it does not say that it was just a locksmith or in the this was anyone else who created the heaven and this earth orbit it was a multiplicity of gods that created this heaven and earth, and it does not say that this over a period of time came into beginning. it says "at one point in time." there is someone named god who created this have an image created this earth, and therefore, that is his calling card, that he is worthy of being listened to, and in the rest of the ver

what does the bible say about this? what does the bible say about the definition of marriage? what does it say about abortion? what does it say about all of these issues? find out what it says. we teach that. we teach the world view of all the different issues receive in the political arena. then take that and see who is getting it right. who has a good score card? i would rather choose someone who is biblically in line with the world view that i hold and that their integrity is with that than any of a candidate. i am not here to tell you that god exists. i am here to exhort you to look upon the scriptures because obedience the better the sacrifice. and that is the criterion that god has called us to today. let's stand and we will pray for dr. marcus and congresswomen bachman. i will ask my wife to come up and we will just prior right now. it is such an honor to have this wonderful family -- 23 foster children. whow. if you can do that, that is a miracle-working god. amen. i will as unduly to pray for michelle. and i will pray for markets. and i will ask the congregation to tr

the mother of six says that's why she got upset when her 12- year-old son came home with a bible. >> the school should not be giving out one religion's material and not others. it when she complained the principal assured her the school would make available religious texts donated by any group, but when she showed up with her own pagan spell books she was turned away. school officials declined an on- camera interview but tell us they're reviewing procedures with their attorney. they say, do you go this review period no school in the system will be accepting donations of materials that could be viewed as advocating a particular religion or belief. legal experts say the first amendment gives public schools two clear choices. >> you can either open your public school up to all religious material, or you can say no religious material, but you can't say you can distribute religious material but only from the good old mainstream faith. >> reporter: supporters of bibles in schools say they fit within america's judeo- christian heritage, but even the nation's traditional faiths have their di

at one point using bibles as weapons. elizabeth cook shows us the destruction. >> within moments after they took aim at the 1 pk through the bentley dealership, this. armed with bricks, rocks, and bottles. occupy protesters marched along the avenue at times, battling with police. >> they also used their umbrellas, kind of like grappling hoofs and to rip the barricade down. >> 20 to 30 protesters eventually got inside the cathedral hill hotel. a group went up to the roof and began throwing bibles on to the streets. >> it's in a vacant building and it is to emphasize there are so many homeless that get thrown out of their homes and they should be put to good use. >> are you going to let them stay there? >> we are monitoring the situation. we want to make sure when we do something, we do it safely. >> that's elizabeth cook reporting. we are getting an update. san francisco police at the old hotel. the cathedral hill hotel. if anything changes, we'll bring you that update. >>> well, parolees convicted of violent crimes hangin

how they used bibles as weapons. >>> the rain is finally here, the timing could be better. the soggy state of candlestick park and why the giants biggest threat could be their own team. >>> as the giants come west, we head east. offering an oasis for niner fans. >> and a convicted killer breaking bread with grandma? it's a possibility. where inmates are ending up. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> >> it's been a good couple of years. we have seen 1 inch of rain today alone in san francisco. 4 inches and the santa cruz mountains. if there's any light at the end of the tunnel, santa rosa on the backside of the front. this you have the front just stretched across rio vista, across portions of the east bay, zoom on in there. you see even alamo getting moderate to heavy rain. drifting into the south bay, san jose with hefty rain fall as well. and a golden gate bridge is saturated with rain fall. this is storm number two, we have storm number three slated for sunday. the effect it will have on the 49 r game. >> all right, thanks roberta. the fans are hoping the rain and sloppy fi

believe the bible is god's word. you don't need to listen to this. but if you're interested in what really happened, then the bible, the bible is a source like any other, a historical source like any other like any source, who wrote it, when did they write. of course, we don't know the answer to all that, in the bible. so have to ask what we do know about david. to think about david is like everything in jerusalem, but especially david and solomon, they have become obsessed, session questions on both sides. the politics has forced both sides into extreme positions they would never otherwise take if it had been just a normal historical question. because the palestinians believe anti-israeli, anti-zionists believe the israelis race that claim on king david, and so on. this is why it's such a broad subject, and so viciously debated in israel among israeli archaeologists for a start. but what do we actually know essentially? well, we know that david did exist because of the inscription found in 1993 by an israeli. refers

he doesn't know if all of them read the bible or whatever. and i know criminals read the bible. all kind of people read the bible, but that does not realize or say that these people are ready to be returned into our society here within mississippi. >> and obviously, he's made the point that 90% of the people he pardoned were recommended by the parole board to be released, which is part of it, but obviously, there are murderers here who were not on the list. as a fundamental principle, as a person, do you believe someone can kill someone and change their life around and be forgiven or not? >> i know that some of the people pardoned were turned down by the parol board, but to your question, there are people who can turn their lives around, but the point is, have all 210 people turned their lives around? these are a lot of people that have been released into the society of mississippi. this is frightening to me in my district and across the state of mississippi. these people released into our community, our das weren't aware of it, our sheriff's department, police department weren'

he doesn't know if all of them read the bible or whatever. and i know criminals read the bible.ind of people read the bible, but that does not realize or say that these people are ready to be returned into our society here within mississippi. >> and obviously, he's made the point that 90% of the people he pardoned were recommended by the parole board to be released, which is part of it, but obviously, there are murderers here who were not on the list. as a fundamental principle, as a person, do you believe someone can kill someone and change their life around and be forgiven or not? >> i know that some of the people pardoned were turned down by the parol board, but to your question, there are people who can turn their lives around, but the point is, have all 210 people turned their lives around? these are a lot of people that have been released into the society of mississippi. this is frightening to me in my district and across the state of mississippi. these people released into our community, our das weren't aware of it, our sheriff's department, police department weren't awar

can take a look at the very first chapter and at the very first verse in the first chapter of the bible -- i can get to this page. i know it is there. if you look at it, you can see how great this guy is. it says, in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth. if you have a god who is responsible for everything you see and everything that you hear and everything you touch and everything that is all of your senses, doesn't that tell you something about how great this guy is? how big this god is? it does not say that there was a king that created this happen and this earth. does not say that it was a locksmith or that this was anyone else who created this heaven and this earth or that it was god, a multiplicity of god's that created this heaven and earth. it does not say that this just came into existence. at one point in time, there was someone who created this have been and created this earth -- have been -- heaven and this earth. he has something to say to each one of us. it is powerful for us to listen to it. that is why i am going to ask you to turn with me to rahman iii --

according to my next guest, a lot of good tips are found in the bible.er on son is a aelt evangelist and fitness guru he has taken his message to many churches and conferences across the country. jerry, you have five health tips based on bible verses and you say this is the way to honor your body and be in shape. tell me about it. >> well, most definitely. you've got to honor your body. studies show that 70%, 80% of church goers or overweight or obese. but the bible says you were bought at a price, therefore, honor god your body. now, eating -- here's an easy way if you haven't been honoring got with your body. ladies, if your waistline is over 35 inches and guys, 40 inches, you haven't been honoring god with your body. here's how you can. what you do is cut your calories and every seven days lose one pound and every seven days you will have a five pounds off and voila, and n. less than three weeks you will be at a healthy body weight. honor god with your body by reducing your waistline. 1 corinthian ans 6:20. >> i was looking a t your five tips yesterda

each box is filled with toys, schools supplies and childrens' bible and other literature geared for kids. >> we partner with more than 200 churches across russia to bring the good news about jesus christ and his birth to many children. >> all with the hope of reaching out to change lives for christ at christmas. >> most russians belong to the orthodox church. since communism fell, the church has fell in size and influence and its relationship with the russian government has improved significantly. >> for eight years, uli sitco, they ran the largest church. now he worries. >> collapse of communism was supposed to usher in a greater sense of freedom. >> what makes christians very uncomfortable is the cozy relationship between the russian government and russian orthodox church. >> for example, government unvailed churches in public schools. then the russian president announced an initiative to appoint all of those chaplains to our units. our constitution states no religion can be a religion state. >> media has played a key role showing the leaders attending church services. >> this man know

. >> we believe the bible teaches heterosexual marriage is the only context for sexual relationship, all people, we are all sinners, all saved by grace. we don't see it as different to any other issue. we are clear that we don't judge people. we don't condemn people. >> a new government-sponsored survey show it dropped 10 percent in five years. those that say they have no religion increased from 15-21 percent. >> christian in the uk are in the middle of an intense spiritual battle. the prayer rally behind me is one example. >> it is cold and wet, 500-600 people turning out to pray for jesu jesus. >> 2 chronicles 7:14 prayer rally followed a not ashamed day rally. both held adjacent to occupy tent city. >> these are not the root cause, actually jesus has answers for these issues, for individuals, for nations for our wealth because he transforms lives. >> the thing that sym stopped me taking crack cocaine is jesus christ. >> many have not lost hope that revival will not return. mark martin, cbn news, england. >>> british prime minister cameron says a return to values, it is not an opti

in the bible as god words come you don't need to listen to this. but if you are interested in what really happened, then the bible is a source i can answer come historical source and make any source you have to ask who wrote it, when they wrote it, why they wrote it because we don't know the answer to all of that in the bible. so we have to ask but we do know about david. the thing about david is everything in jerusalem, but that especially david and solomon, this has become an exceptional question for both sides. the politics has forced both sides and archaeologists and historians into extreme positions they would never have otherwise taken if it'd been a a normal historical question. because the palestinians believe in anti-scientists believe the israelis based their claim of king david and so on. so this is why it is such a fraught subject of the vicious they debated among israeli archaeologists. but what we actually know, essentially, we noted david did exist because an inscription found in 1993 by israeli and down, refers to israel as the hous

teaching the bible in tub schools. why one lawmaker says now, yes we should. and a u.s. senator at the center of a tsa controversy. we'll talk to rand paul about the controversy that blew up after he refused a pat-down by airport security. >> so i said, i'm happy to show you my leg, and i showed them my leg, but that wasn't good enough. necessity wanted tthey wanted to do a pat-down. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is mary. who has a million things to pick up each month on top of her prescriptions. thankfully, her walgreens pharmacist recommended a 3-month supply. now, mary gets 3 refills in one and for 3 months she's done. ask your pharmacist about a 90 day supply and how to save with the prescription savings club. individual memberships are just 5 dollars. enroll today. walgreens. there's a way to stay well. diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. ♪ [ gong ] str

what a practicing witch did when her son brought a bible home from public school., why did the air force choose a foreign company over american one to build the next attack >> bret: in international news, another audio recording emerged featuring the captain of the ill-fated cruise ship. the first communication after the vessel rammed a reef features a captain telling port official officials that thp was only experiencing a power blackout. meanwhile, maldovan woman who says she was with the captain after the accident occurred insist his actions saved more than 3,000 lives. >>> a suicide attacker hit a u.s. and nato base in southern afghanistan today. the detonation of vehicle packed with explosives at a crowded entrance to the airfield killed seven civilians. the coalition says no nato troops were killed. mill their sources tell fox news the u.s. marine helicopter went down late this evening in southern afghanistan. it's believed there were casualties. there were no reports of enemy activity in the area at the time. the chopper was a ch-53. on the home front a lot

>> caller: because the bible says, you know, the king james bible does speak about liberals, and it says nothing but good things about liberals. >> host: ann coulter. >> guest: i think my stuff is more accurate. [laughter] the bible speaks about liberals in the verse i cite. >> host: all eight of your books about liberals, is that fair to say? >> guest: um, yes. i mean, the first book was on the grounds for impeachment of bill clinton. slander on the various ways liberals lie. yeah, the rest are about liberals. actually, the one -- the column book, how to talk to a liberal if you must, that covers everything under the sun including dating tips in washington. >> host: "slander," treason, god less, guilty, demonic, are those fighting words? >> guest: zip by titles, aren't they? [laughter] like i said, i was thinking of calling this book "legion" or "my name is legion." but a small slice of christians would understand what i was talking about and, yeah, i want people to read my books. i put a lot of work in them, i think you'll learn things, i think you'll sigh the world in a -- see the wor

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tavis: you mentioned the bible. you mentioned the koran, you mentioned the torah. are you a spiritual person? >> i played a nun. it is a good conflict. she is a very falmouth's none. -- foul-mouthed nun. i am a believer. as molly says, i am an optimist to the point of idiocy. what i think of organized church puttingink it's man words in god's mouth essentially. i cannot go that road. tavis: i wonder what you think that we have sacrificed too much in the name of going after terrorists or terrorism. have we sacrificed too many civil liberties? how much have we sacrificed? >> i think so. absolutely i do. was it been franklin who said those who do not deserve, i cannot point to get this right, am i? when you make yourself less free, but you are not safer, you are just less free. i do not think we are more protected or safer by giving up a lot of the rights that we have done. tavis: "molly ivins," the play you are starring in now, she was obviously very serious about civil liberties. i wonder whether or not you think she was ahead of her time. i can imagine a good part

of the bible, but-- >> is that crazy? dead people and people think i'm crazy. >> sean: and you think you can talk to dead people? i've always known you're nuts. >> and what do they tell you, ellen. >> i don't know, a medium, i wrote a book with her and i believe that life is continuous and i believe in god and life is continuous so people think i'm nuts. >> sean: the question, does god have an event in human, the human experience? and to me, i don't know all the answers, but i look at universes within universes and the majesty of all of this and there's something greater than me. >> and hard for a lot of talk show hosts to admit. talk show hosts tend to think they're the center of the universe. go ahead. >> we know as christians, whether tim tebow wins or loses the game god sits on the throne either way and for tim tebow to lose a game, where is god? we know where he is. >> sean: i met him, a nice guy. >> and he know what he's looking for and as far as he's concerned it's not the game. >> sean: and it's all winning. that'

in fact,, in america, in the middle east in all over the world by which those who believe the bible is fundamental. but bush you feel this strongly now? the muslims and palestinians it has seen it -- been enormously the streets of jerusalem now you see people going down am praying in a way you never was seen before. of course, there are far more jews now. we have evangelism more than in england here but all the people as it was thermometer jesus for when the kingdom of heaven comes the apocalypse, of coming of messiah, a second coming, it could only happen in jerusalem. it will happen outside of the golden gates. a beautiful mr. kohl mysterious structure that is the accomplishments and that is very different scenarios but that is what will happen. so for them of the ever increasing numbers also in the muslim world and elsewhere it is ever more the center of the world. you know, into the middle ages, really up to the reformation, you often saw maps that it was literally the center of the role. and the center of the cross it was the center of the world. now to say in a weird sort of way

. >> so basically the bible says and god says i made love so you can make love in marriage. reporter: they're trying to help couples reestablish the special bond, many husbands and wives put on the back burner. >> for years people have carried their own sexual baggage into reading about sex in the bible, they've only talked about the don't dos instead of the dos. married for 40 years with four children, the couple believes sex connects and asks couples to have sex for seven days in a row, calling it a sex-piriment. >> this is about intimacy. >> something they say their congregation was clamoring for. >> you actually said i want to challenge you to seven days of sex, the men stood and gaving a standing ovation. reporter: the experiment is based on ed and lees' new book at how fatigue, boredom and kids can lead to a marriage's demise and how sex can start the rekindlement. >> sometimes in this experiment you need the java. >> there is a way to do it right, a way to do it successfully. reporter: the couple also shares personal ways to make your partner desire more sex. >> that'

the bible says paul was tied to this pillar and whipped for preaching christianity. this location represents the first significant presence of christianity in europe. before visiting the pillar of st. paul, i spoke with the archbishop of cyprus to understand the importance of st. paul's visit to cyprus. what do we know about st. paul and cyprus? >> the church of cyprus is the first church founded by saint paul in 4580. when he came to cyprus, he was not an apostle. he became an apostle in cyprus and the mission in cyprus was barnabas and not paul. in cyprus, with his speech, his first miracle that he did, he succeeded to make christian the roman governor who had been seated and he became an apostle and changed his name to paul. he became the apostle of the nation's. so he became the leader of the mission and the relations of paul with cyprus are very close and because he made the people of cyprus to become christians and he baptized the first governor. so it became the gate to christianize europe. >> after speaking with his beatitude, the archbishop, we traveled west

let me and the bible to fabi ola, and we would get to the zero of office. please raise your right hand, place your left hand on the bible. i want to tell you a brief story. the reason why we ask persons taking an oath of office to raise their right hand is because, in england, we needed to know if the person had committed any felonies. in those days, if you had committed a felony, one of your digits had been cut off. i do not know if you can see, but he has all of the digits intact, so far so good. [laughter] george, if you would repeat after me. i, and george gascon, do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states, and the constitution of the state of california against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states, and to the constitution of the stick california, and i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter during suc

. >> why would we complicate that situation by redefining what is already defined by the bible? the bible is right. >> if the bill passes, opponents say they will collect enough signatures to put the issue on the ballot and that means that voters could decide the issue in november. >>> just ahead on the news edge at 6, enjoying the perks of the summer day during the winter. new yorkers have a new place for that. pop-up park. >>> and first, last week, president obama serenaded a crowd in harlem with al green's let's stay together. his performance jolted a surge of online music downloads. could mitt romney's performance of "america the beautiful" in florida do the same thing with votes? you be the judge. ge. . >> for purple mountain majesty above the fruited plain.  . welcome to carmax. hi. i was on carmax dot cocom and i think i found the one. great car. and i think, it's right over there... (sighes)... finding your perfect car is easy at carmax because we carry only the highest quality used vehicles. and at carmax dot com, you can choose from nearly 30 thousand cars with