you have to say all of what the bible says. and it gets better. >> reporter: in the first chapter, the couple shares a searing account of our unhappy and largely sexless early marriage. and they learned because due to a sexual assault that grace suffered as a teen. this is a quote. grace is often cast as the damaged sinful wife that withholds sex from her husband. >> i had brought baggage from my sexual assault in the marriage. i perceive things a certain way. >> reporter: you don't believe, then, that sometimes has been imputed to, that a wife should be available to do pretty much anything that the husband wants? >> no. marriage is about lovingly serving one another. but when there's one domineering over the other, you've really got an abusive situation. that's exactly what we want to avoid. >> reporter: the youngs, too, insist this is not about women being forced to be more sexually available to their husbands. it is, they say, about starting a sexual revolution. and the way this revolution would look like from your view, is

when he was temtd pted in the desert, who was the one throwing bible versus at him? satan. that is a perfect picture of dead religion. using the words of god to do the opposite of what god does. it's grotesque when you think about it, it's demonic. ed tuttle gave me a copy of the "the discipleship" by bon hoffer. he asked if i had ever heard of him and i said no, and he said he was the man who stood up for the jewish people. >> my mother is jewish. why hadn't i heard about this vonhoffer before? i'm too self-centered to spend so much time focusing on somebody besides myself. i went on to have a strange career, children's books, i wrote humor for the "new york times." i worked for veggie tales -- oh, yeah, now you're listening. then i wanted to share my faith and wrote a ridiculous book called "everything you wanted to know about god but were afraid to ask." actually, it's a trilogy. i found myself interviewing on cnn and found myself answering tough questions like how can a good god allow suffering and evil? and the interviewer said, there's something about wilbur force. i

. >> it's the most controversial book in the bible. >>> plus, ashes on the go. taking the solemn ash wednesday ritual to the streets. >> welcome, i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. violent protests broke out in afghanistan this week after copies of the quran were burned at a u.s. military base there. u.s. officials say they were burned unintentionally. two american soldiers were killed on thursday and at least 20 afghans have died in the demonstrations. in a letter to afghan president karzai, president obama apologized for the "inadvertent error." a military investigation is now underway. >>> in syria, there were new warnings of a growing humanitarian crisis as the government crackdown continues. the international red cross called for a cease fire in order to deliver emergency aid. activists in the heavily-shelled city of homs reported severe food and water shortages. meanwhile the united nations announced that it was considering investigating several top syrian leaders for possible crimes against humanity. more than 5,000 people have died since l

and she had a bible, she didn't know it, but i called that bible raggedy because it was so torn up thatn those christian-- she knows what i'm talking about that, that bible, she could take-- she had to have the bible everywhere she went if she didn't get that bible we could take some clothes out and make sure she stuff it in there, big thick, you open it up, and the passages marked all over it. and she was a lovely lady, beautiful lady. she was a caring lady and she knew all of my grandchildren, he she'd know of my family, call them by name and how does she know-- there's no other like her, but i say this, god gave us an angel, gave us miss houston and shared with the world and we would sing so much together, but we all of our entertainment we got to treat them with dignity and treat them with love. and stop ridiculing them-- (applaus (applause) >> it means so much that we feel a little love, than just buying a ticket. we buy a ticket, dim the lights and they're not with their families, they're in and out, on stage off stage, on planes, on bus, travelling so we can have some entertainme

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

under those circumstances in the bible and if a man rapes a woman is sure i was pregnant. when i get to finish the question you asked before you launch a new question well if you don't filibuster why i'm not trying to filibuster you i'm trying to answer you but you're asking questions then you asked about the message a nation and allergy i just think that's fundamentally comparing apples and oranges by bringing together male and female is not like triangles that you were just laying out a moment ago where the you know thirty want to use times people have voted to say marriage is between a man and a woman because you asked me if the american people are for it or not and i said well when they go to the ballot box or not and you would agree then that at a time of the american people were in favor of miseducation was slavery well i think of it i want to make it right i think the fourteenth amendment i think marriage is right because it's good and you know trying to keep. interracial couples from marrying is about keeping two races separate so that one race can oppress the othe

remember how god turned lot's wife into your so so bible based marriage can sometimes be between one man and the kitchen condiment bone of the t.v. . so what do you do if you run out of close relatives or servants to marry well the rather crafty lord has a fabulous tip just drive over to the nearest town and murder everyone who either has a penis or a semen then just round up all the virgins who are left of course you don't need to take a big truck if you try this and say america a bible based marriage is between one man a gal who's kidnapped and raped right after a brother father mother and slightly sister slaughtered. remember in the bible it's not rape if the man says i do so let's recap the lord's idea of the perfect marriage it is between one man and his sister and her rape is going to make galleys kidnapping rape two more women an adulterer and a pack of rape killers seven hundred wives three hundred and hell and who knows. but it is not between one and another man because well that would be. coming up after the break the obama presidency has been marked by personal attacks liv

you can't bring a bible? you're saying a person can't bring a bible into walter reed?stly saying that? >> they have since -- chris, i have the memo. the four-page memo. >> it was about proselytizing and use -- >> no it was not. it was not. it was not. i'll be happy to send it to you. >> okay. i want to see where it says i can't bring a bible into a military hospital. >> i'll send it to you. >> joan, this is getting absurd. he's talking from cpac. maybe it's the environment that's got him. but this absurdity that it's the french revolution. we're going to the guillotine. we're overthrowing religion. i think that's overreached like a lot of things today. >> chris, this is crazy talk. it's absolutely crazy talk. and i just want to touch on a couple things that tony said. first of all, this president has celebrated the national day of prayer. he's gone to court to defend it. that's one thing. second of all, he has expanded the office of faith-based initiatives, and he has also offended his secular base by continuing the bush administration policy that lets people who get t

he discovered the truth in the bible and church. after he came to faith in christ, he felt so eye alive. >> i was so joyful. >> after he accepted christ, hussan wanted to share the good news with others. he was unaware of the potential danagers for leaving islam. his silver cross>> we referred to it as his problem. we were the ones with the problem, not hussan. we decided to be like hussan, more open about our christianity. >> muslim classmates taunted him, spat on him and called him names and suffered attacks similar to the one against nadin khoury, the philadelphia boy. >> the boy grabbed me by the arm, skeezed me and yelled and said i am going to shoot you. >> i thought the father would be concerned about his son's actions. he called me names, threatened me and said he would shoot me himself if i pursued actions against his son. >> hussan refused to attend the school. i said are you getting beat up by those boys? he said no, my religion teacher. >> student of all faiths are required to attend islamic faiths. those are often beate

and she had a bible. she didn't know it, but i called that bible raggedy because it was so torn up that in those -- she knows what i'm talking about. that bible. she would take -- she had to have the bible everywhere she went. if she didn't get that bible, she would make you take some clothes out, make sure she stuff it in there. big, thick. you open it up, it had passages marked all over it. she was a lovely lady, beautiful lady. she was a caring lady. she knew all my grandchildren, my family, how did she do -- but none other like her. but i say this. god gave us an angel. gave it to miss hughouston and shared it with the world. her voice was so beautiful. we sang so much together. but we got to give a little back to all our entertainers. we got to treat them with dignity and treat them with love and stop ridiculing them. [ applause ] thank you. it means so much if we just give them a little love and not just buy a ticket. we buy a ticket, they give their lives to you. they're not with their families. th

there are already a bible. but as far as the king james felt it did not teach obedience to authority adequately. so he had a new translation, the king james bible, this enormously wonderful literary work and obviously a judge of literary work, but the king james bible exists because he wanted to make sure in the english bible taught people to obey authority. it was actually a political tool . the one group james did not want to make peace with was puritans. he said he would bury them out of the kingdom or hang them or worse. he believed if the subject no right to rebel and that those a bad thing you attacked the of the subjects only remedy was to respond sob's and tears to god. that was hit. when oxford don asserted a sudden it's unlawfully resist when they're wife was threatened the high commissioner thomas was not a church court system, almost entirely parallel course system and present and then imprisoned to others who defended him. enter sir edward coke. now, few of you have ever heard of him, but i can tel

and she had a bible. she didn't know it but i call that bible raggedy, because it was so torn up that in those -- she knows what i'm talking about. that bible. she would take -- she had to have the bible wherever she went. if she didn't get that bible, she would make you take clothes out to stuff it in there. big, thick, you open it up, and passages marked all over it. she was a lovely lady. beautiful lady. she was a caring lady. she knew all my grandchildren, my family, she could call me my name. there was none other like her. but i say this, god gave us an angel, gave us ms. houston, and she shared it with the world. her voice was so beautiful. we would sing so much together. but we have to give a little back to all our entertainers. we've got to treat them with dignity and treat them with love and stop ridiculing them. [ applause ] it means so much that we give a little love. they give their lives to you. they're not with their families, they're in and out on stage off stage, in planes, off planes, on

knows the bible well.raised questions about obama governmenting philosophy and whether it was true to the biblical philosophy. that's where santorum stepped into it. he better be careful. politicians and religion like that, backdrop of the contraceptive issue has a short run gain and long-term dangerous for him. >> greg: here is the thing. santorum i have to say is right in the sense that obama puts polywogg before people. he shut down the pipeline that did more favor to the earth than people. we're not sure that is true. i find interesting the pushback from media. when the president's religiosity comes to play, the media pushes back on that. normally, doesn't the media find religion silly and quaint? when religion is connected to anybody that is republican it's a joke. irrelevant. you are old fashioned. if you are president obama and religion comes up, then the media is like how dare you. >> eric: do you think rick santorum was going after president obama's christianity? >> i don't think so. they are spin

you can't bring a bible? you're saying a person can't bring a bible into walter reed?stly saying that? >> i have the memo. >> i'll be happy to send it to you. >> i want to see where it says i can't bring a bible. >> this is getting absurd. this absurdity that it's the frempbl revolution. we're all throwing religion. i think that's overreached like a lot of things are today. >> chris, this is crazy talk. it's crazy talk. and i just want to touch on a couple things that tony said. first of all, this president has celebrated the national day of prayer. he's gone to court to defend it. that's one thing. second of all, he has expanded the office of faith-based initiatives, and he has also expanded his secular base by extending the policy who left taxpayer funding discriminate against people who don't practice that faith they can even not hire people like single moms or gay men who practice things against the church. obama went along with that. he issued an executive order. really deeply of fending his base. he also put stimulus money into churches through the office of fait

and it's not just any bible school.one that was built by reverend franklin graham's aid group. reverend graham joins us. nice to see you, sir. >> nice to be with you. >> what happened in week some. >> on wednesday afternoon about 5:00, a russian made bomber flew over and dropped 8 bombs on the bible school. it was the first day of school. bible school was filled with the students and their families. they heard the plane coming so they suspected what was about to happen so they ran and they were able to get away from the buildings as the bombs fell. no one was killed and as far as we know no one was hurt. it started fires and things like that but we don't know what all the destruction was. >> we have pictures we can put up on the screen for the view, to see of the bombed-out buildings. you have been bombed before in the sudan. >> yes. >> it's not the first time. >> not the first time. >> why are they bombing a bible school. >> the government of sudan has targeted schools, hospitals, which they bombed one hospital we had

. >> we had one bible. my grandmother had a bible, we found strength in those pages. >> soon the authorities discovered her father was a secret believer. >> the police suspected something was going on. we believe they planted listening devices. >> miss kim's father was operating an underground church in north korea, raided the home, arrested him and both men probably ended up in one of the 6 labor camps in north korea. >> do you remember that day? >> [ foreign speaking ]. the day my father was arrested i was at school. he hugged me before i left for school. he reminded me to be careful. every morning at the breakfast table he would tell us the government will come and arrest us for being christians. i remember him saying even if i faced death, i will follow jesus. >> 200,000 prisoners are being held in north korea. estimated 30,000 are christians. regime is routinely sited for human rights violations. this professor of law in south korea. >> they were treated like criminals, especially a terrorist. they wer

exists because he wanted to make sure any english bible taught people to obey authority. it was an actual political tool. the one group james didn't want to make peace with less. hence. he said he would carry that out or hang them or worse. he believed subject had no right to rebel under circumstances. that if there was a bad king who attacked god, the subject's only remedy was to respond, and this is a quote from james, quote, sob's and tears to god, end of quote. they could pray. the was it. when the a certain subject could lawfully resist, with their wife or chastity was threatened, the high commission, which was a church court system almost an entirely parallel court system and present them and then imprisoned to others entered sir edwin to what you have ever heard of sir edward coke but i can tell you every single american knows his most famous ruling and i will get to that in a minute. he wasn't a pleasant man and he was obsessed with his own interest. there was one thing he cared about more than his own interest and was bill law. he was the greatest jurist in histo

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free bible study for the rest of my life, free meals included. how can you beat that? it's not a joke and i'm trying not to make light of it. i'm trying not to go crazy in this place. >> it was a horrible thing he did to his daughter and a parent is supposed to be the person that protects and love you. and he was the boogie man that we try to save our children from. >> you guys only see her as dead. she is in the cell with me every day. i just wrote another song two days ago. i feel she helped me with these songs. i've written nine songs in jail, 350 poems. she's not dead. i hear from her all the time. >> go straight back to your cell. >> back in his cell, butterfield turns to one of his few remaining small luxuries. >> this is the last glass of lemonade. that's pretty good. at least i saved -- i saved one glass for an emergency. that was pretty good. that was pretty smart. >> but soon afterwards, reality seemed to sink in for butterfield. >> this is a serious day. i just got convicted of -- it's not accused nil. it's actually convicted of killing my daughter. that's a

i rick santorum understands what the bible says.le says we don't need to worry about environmental concerns that president obama is concerned about because president obama clearly doesn't understand the bible. that is an attack on his christianity. and there are a lot of christians who actually have a completely radically different view on that who are sincere christians who think we do have a responsibility you know, to take care of the earth and finally, the reason that people are environmentalists are not because they worship the earth. it is because they want to have clean air and clean water. and not get sick. julie: kirsten is saying essentially that environmentalists don't acknowledge the bible in a proper way. what do you believe -- >> let's separate out two things here. one, if you just want to say rick santorum's view of environmental system wrong and rick santorum's view of what the bible says how we should treat the earth is wrong, that's fine. we can have that argument that is not the argument we've been having over thi

they went to bible study. this was a woman who couldn't read who inspired her children to be all they could be, you know, it is a cliche now but it's true. that's what she d >> bessie never had children of her own, but she moved her younger sister to chicago once she got to chicago and helped raise her niece. she cefts her mother's lessons alive through them and anyone else who would listen. >> let no one turn you around from your dreams, and you can do whatever you want to do, you know, in life, as long as you try harder. don't let anybody stand in your way to do whatever you want. >> sometimes i feel like i'm listening to her when i perform that she's whispering in my ear, keep doing it, all of us are browned for greatness. sometimes we succumb to whatever this society tells us about ourselves, whatever other people say about us, but the truth is, the truth is inside us that we're all designed to be great. >> bessie's career ended in a tragic plane accident in 1926, but her triumphs over the barriers facing

solomon's prayer her relded at least two books of the bible.ok of chronicles, the first book of kings. a reading from the first book of kings. god appeared to solomon in a dream during the night. god said, ask what you would like me to give you. solomon replied, you showed most faithful love to your servant, david, my father, when he lived his life before you in faithfulness and uprightness and integrity of heart. you have continued this most sacred love to him by allowing his son to sit on the throne today. now, my god you have made me your servant king in succession to david my father, but i'm a very young man unskilled p in leadership. here is your servant, surrounded by your people whom you have chosen, a people so numerous it's number cannot be counted or reckoned. so solomon said give your servant a heart to understand how to govern your people, how to discern between good and evil. how can one otherwise govern such a great people as yours. it pleased god that solomon should have asked for this. since you have asked for this, god said, an

we also collected nat turner's bible, he used that bible to read revolution to say now is the time to strike a blow for freedom. and we have a painful set of slave shackles, made for a child and you'll also see louie armstrong's trumpet. what we want to see is moments that you'll ponder, and moments that you'll fly on the resiliency of this community. >> what about president obama, something from his inauguration, perhaps. >> what we have done is we have collected his campaign because we know how important this is, and what we will do, at the end of his tenure, we will ask him, tell me what represents america to you? for me, president obama is definitely going to have an important place in this museum. >> what about areas of rec reconciliati reconciliation? i thin aboll legs, abolition, do you think it's -- >> i think it's important for that story to be told. for this generation and the generations yet unborn, to see how it happened, how we resolved the question of slavery in those great debates and what abraham lincoln did when he signed the emancipation proclamation. >> we know the

satan is in the bible. it's not, actually what he said is not that controversy.the catholic church would agree with what he said, right? satan exists. it's not -- >> on some level there's exorcisms supported by the church. >> if you are a religious christian, that is not really outside the bounds of what you would believe. to the secular media it sounds crazy. i'm not saying he should be targeted as being crazy but he will have to answer questions about it. >> well, about you don't believe in evil in this day and age, he should flip it? >> absolutely but i don't think it's reasonable for him to walk back and pretend he didn't say what he was saying. a lot of people relate to what he said. >> and i'm not going to let the media define my agenda. >> i mean, the point is also republicans can't talk about religion. the president gets up there and tries to explain to us that you can raise taxes as a consequence of what jesus might have said or what's in the bible. and yet a republican talking about frankly any religion concept is going to get attacked and that's what w

please, i just believe the bible. i just believe the bible.out of egypt, everybody came out with something. i don't hear nobody talking to me. so you to believe somebody has to be broke is to say that god doesn't have enough sufficiency to supply for everybody. i talk about that on another day. i be -- you know, folks been coming to the church and wanting to hear me, what you gonna say? i'll be there sunday, come sunday. all the people that was trying to hear me preach today. come sunday, i'll be there. all the news agency -- this come sunday, i do this every sunday. i want you to understand that what god desires for everyone is that everyone would be healthy and prosperous. and so he says you don't have to worry about it because i i want to say it in the day, he said i got you. i know that's not proper english, but the text seems to emphasize the fact that if i'm not going to worry, bishop jakes, about what's going to become of me, then god says i got you. so he says here's the priority for the believer. because sometimes the world is afraid