the bible is not merely a history lesson. and when it is looked at like that, that allows us to not think that we have to act out what the bible is asking us to act. it is almost apart from us. which outside of us. but the word of god is going to be within us. and we are supposed to plan our lives and actions based on the truth and the heroes within the bible. now, if a hero does something that is not godlike. you know, we are not to replicate that just because it's in the bible. the text has to be challenged. it has to be within the confines of where we are living. >> exactly. i don't believe that god would come to me and speak to me in a mandarin language. i don't understand that. he will speak to me in a language in the context of which i understand and then use me for what he would want me to do. i think that we are alive because 3000 years ago it spoke to us. >> that's what makes this so dynamic. and i think that god does speak to those folks who speak mandarin. we have one more segment. thank you all so much for everyth

the bible and the with our back where they belong. we want those cultural objects back in our country so that our children can look study and be inspired by them. hendrick with boy is a national hero in the libya children are taught about the freedom fighter who rebelled against the german colonial occupation was. his descendants singing praises of his heroism. was. sad not to let you quick i got the we'll show you the mas bring back everything we just not join us. in germany they have knowledge many of our difficult colonial past has taken far too long but it has begun. a taken for this is the return of the bible and we're after more than 100 years far too long. and i'm deeply sorry for that. the bible and with is handed to the president of namibia the but there is an irony to the fact that the 1st major artifact to be returned by germany to africa was a bible brought by the german colonial masters to namibia and then stolen by that. is the repatriation of looted art really so much empty symbolism is it perhaps not more urgent to ask

the protestant bible was taught openly in these schools, the king james bible. the history of the world was taught as a story of protestant supremacy in the world. protestants as a more moral group compared to catholics, jews, or other religions. so decline was very supportive of public schools. they wanted no funding for catholic schools of any kind for example. the clan by the mid 1920s had as many as 5 million members. it had as many women members as it did male members. of course, they better tailored uniforms probably. and again, even though we think of the clan today as a very reactionary organization, which in terms of civil rights, of course, and ethnic pluralism, it certainly was. religious pluralism, it certainly was. but if you think about it in some ways as a continuation of some of the progressive impulses from the early 20th century, just a few years before the twenties, there was some continuity. for example, the klan generally was in favor of women's suffrage. the clan was generally in favor of public schools and public schools getting more fundi

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a beautiful old bible trimmed in gold. a bible that held an unexpected treasure. >> my mom, pregnant with my younger sister, jessica, she said, well, let me look through it. she looked through it and saw a collection of papers. and she said, well, you can pawn the bible, and i'll take the papers. >> reporter: papers that turned out to be extraordinary pieces of history from the 1800s. letters between abolitionist and author frederick douglass and a radical white bookstore owner from baltimore. original documents that the millers discovered are worth millions of dollars. >> it's absolutely surreal. because it's serendipitous is what it is. >> reporter: but the millers' serendipitous surprise is not for sale. under lock and key, the past will be preserved in an undisclosed location. this family maintaining their mantra that money will never mean more than their mission. what if those papers would have been sold? >> we would not have been able to effect generational change in people, in children, like what we're doing. what o

there's no better single source than the bible. it's all there, the rise and fall of empires from, you know, the babylon to the persians, to the greeks, to the roman empire. and then finally, even if you don't shower -- share my faith or the jewish or christian faith, i think it's one of the most important books of philosophy ever written. i mean, if you read the psalms, you read the proverbs, even if you don't have a monoing no threistic view -- monothreistic view of the world, the philosophical beliefs that are found in scripture are, you know, some of the most timeless and eternal and important ever written. >> host: how did you come to your christian faith? >> guest: well, i was raised in the church. my parents grew up in the methodist church. i grew up in the methodist church. my best friend growing up was the son of my pastor. few father was chairman of the board -- my father was chairman of the board of deacons or elders, few mother was the head of the methodist youth fellowship. i grew up going to methodist youth camp and g

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when you hold up the bible, and nobody loves the bible more than i do, when you hold up a bible you don't doing a lot of things that are wrong. >> yeah. of course, in the latest example in the president's show of faith, he ordered the clearing on june 1st, an order to take this photo op holding a bible in front of st. john's episcopal chur p upside down. as senator langford said, i've grown up in the church and i've never seen anybody hold a bible that way. >>> and up next, more on the very definition of a bad faith attack. jon meacham weighed in on the president's smears of joe biden's religious convictions and how it could play in the remaining weeks of the white house campaign. "morning joe" is coming right back. oming right back ( ♪ ) ready to juvÉderm it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvÉderm voluma xc, add fullness to lips with juvÉderm ultra xc and smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvÉderm xc. tell your doctor if you have a history of scarring or are taking medicines that decrease the body's immune response or that can prolong bleedin

.. >> is the bible a political book? >> i don't think of it that way. certainly has instruction of civic affairs and politics and society but for me obviously the bible is primarily the revelation of god's plan and principles for humanity. and the best way to know is the keys to living a godly life with intimacy and if you believe in the new testament the son jesus christ. it's one of the most important history books you'll ever read. if you want to understand the ancient world there is no better single source than the bible. with the babylon to the neo- persians to the greeks and their roman empire. finally even if you don't share my faith for the jewish for christian faith and even if you only have a monotheistic view of the world some scripture is timeless and eternal and most important never written. >>host: how did you come to your christian faith? >> i was raised in the church. my parents grew up in the methodist church. my best friend was the son of my a pastor and then chairman of the board of deacons and elders and my mother was the head of the

and they went to go use the bible. but when they get caught doing then they want to still use jesus as their safety net. so to me, theype are very scary people. when i was in the republican party we never had to identify as i am a christian conservative republican when you hear those codewords and people say that, you better be very leery of the them. because they are very dangerous people. >> note robert you identified yourself, you say a birth right republican? >> caller: yes. see what i'm sorry you broke up there. >> caller: yes a birth right republican. sue and what is that mean? to act that means i was born that way is poured into the republican party pretty came into the republican party as a true republican. >> what is a moderate republican believe? >> a moderate republican believes helping people with their principles and free enterprise. in all of the wonderful thingsrf thend party. people like tom garrity, doctor prescott at the university of kansas city, chattanooga. but now, we have been hijacked by some ex

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people, physically move them out of the way so he can walk across to a protestant church and hold a bible upside down. i don't know if he ever opened

i met him at mcdonald's and he's got a bible with him.e seen it before were a guys -- guys used a bible as a prop. the understood this was not a prop, he was a changed guy from the guy i rested. >> when i saw the way he treated me fairly, i saw the man behind the suit. thatrted thinking if worked for me with this law enforcement officer, how can i multiply that and get more law enforcement officers involved so we can impact more on a larger scale? ♪ >> president trump made a bunch of promises. when he first started talking about the things he was going to do, i said is he serious? the things he was saying he wanted to do was something that needed to be done. before walking out of that meeting, i promise i would make it to come speak at one of your graduations. there in that graduation and he went out of of way to shake the hand everyone of those 29 graduates, set them on a whole another -- because he had the office of the president of the united states. the promises that he made was promises that he cap. >> two years ago, i was honored to

if you want to understand the ancient world there is no better single source than the bible. it is there, the rise and fall of empires, babylon to persians to the greeks to the roman empire and then finally even if you don't share my faith or the jewish or christian faith i think it is one of the most important books of philosophy ever written. if you read the psalms, proverbs, even if you don't have a monotheistic view of the world, the philosophical belief that are found in scripture are

the unitarians throughout the bible -- threw out the bible years ago.13 says law enforcement officers are ministers of god sent to punish evildoers and to resist law enforcement is to reresist god himself. no, i'm not talking about condoning police malpractice, but those cases are few and far between. most police are doing the right thing, and the bible says to resist them is to resist god himself. and i'll tell you, at our church here in downtown dallas, our city's out of control trying to defund the police, we're handing out yard signs to our members that says defend, don't defund, the police. because we know we're on the right side of god and his word when we stand up for law enforcement officers. lou: you know, in standing up for them, none other than shaquille o'neal, charles barkley and being viciously then attacked from the left. just as soon as you hear voices that break the so-called monolith of the black political class, they are, they're shouted down like everything else that the radical dems do. the politics of personal destruction. they cou

the so-called marco polo bible is almost 800 years old tiny slivers of the parchment are all biochemist georgio regain he needed to look into its past getty speciality is proteomics the study of the range of proteins in organisms he examines documents paintings clothing for traces of proteins and they can be thousands of years old what is the bible belongs to the laurentian library in florida it's named after markopolos because he was thought to have taken it to china to the court of kook like khan but what kind of parchment is it made of back then paper had not yet been invented. the surface had been examined with instruments like spectrophotometer using ultraviolet and infrared light and so on but then we approached the almost cysts came along and examined the proteins there was a theory that bibles from the period were written on parchment made from the skin of lamb fetuses it turns out this one was written on calfskin. brigade he says it's a type of parchment that was only used until the middle of the 13th century and the south of france this new method together with textual analysi

-- studying the bible.need was released he heard a knock at his door, it was the fbi agent who put him in jail who said i want you to know that i have been praying for you. now richard and john are best friends and we are grateful that richard is here with us today. in the last 10 years since john was released he has created one of the most successful reentry programs, hope for prisoners in las vegas. i was grabbed -- glad to speak their earlier this year. hope for prisoners is a movement that began as a dream in a tiny prison cell and is now making a difference in the lives of thousands truly bringing hope that there is an opportunity and a community that is waiting and willing to offer them a second chance. devotion toor your a show returning citizens that they are not forgotten. we believe each person is made by god for a purpose, i will continue to give all americans including former inmates the best chance to build a new life and achieve their own american dream and a great american dream it is. now i

the populist front and that's what you see that's the folks who are talking about the moralist the bible thumpers the puppet pounders and then there's also always been an elite some described appen guard. best represented by this organization called the family which holds the national prayer breakfast every year tended by every president since eisenhower their view which has become the mainstream view for white evangelicalism is deeply transactional they're not so much interested in the character of the leader as that leaders willingness to implement the policies the ideas the laws the theology that they believe it and so donald trump they've got down trump understood that was a deal he was willing to make the deal and he has paid off he's been the most productive president for evangelical conservatives in u.s. history more so than ronald reagan more so than george w. bush by a distance so when we ask how can they embrace this you know thrice mary adulterer and so on we have to remember they're really just folks but they're also political folks they have things they want to get done and

the bible says jesus the script of god is upon man and preached to the broken heart and the wounds ofkenhearted. i don't think you can see someone pleading across to the other side of the street and senior chris like having said that i do sympathize or empathize with white christians who are trying to say something and really ended up sticking their put in their mouth and i have called some of them and encourage them to keep talking. there's going to be criticism. you're not gonna get it right the first time but we're having a very difficult conversation that's several hundred years old. and i would rather you break the silence and say something wrong that not say anything at all and act like you don't see the innocent killings of our people that you don't see, that we can't go jogging, but you don't see that we are not safe in our homes. that he don't see george floyd screaming for his dead mother as he screams were his -- to act oblivious to that is at the end to desist everything crisis sued for so you might struggle but i think it ought to be done. >> and when you have these conve

>> the bible says jesus said the spirit of the lord of god is upon men to preach to the broken heartedd the wounds of the broken hearted. i do not think you can see somebody bleeding and walk across on the other side of the street and state you are christlike. having said that, i do sympathize or empathize with white christians who are trying to say something and ended up sticking their foot in their mouth. it encourages us to keep talking. there is going to be criticism. you will not get it right the first time. we are having a difficult conversation that is several hundred years old. i would rather you break the silence and say something wrong the not say anything at all and act like you do not see the innocent killings of our people, that you do not see we cannot go jogging, you cannot see we are not safe in our own homes or that you do not see george floyd screaming for his dead mother while he dies on the sidewalk. to act oblivious to that is the antithesis that everything that christ stood for. you may struggle to do it, but i think it ought to be done. >> when you have these con

and if anyone else in their bible does come with the tea m in their bible does come with the team willexcluded. today's fast and flat stage offered little respite from that stress. there were several crashes on the one a five mile route on the west coast of france. all the main contenders survived to the finish, where ireland's sam bennett battled his way through to claim his first stage victory at the tour de france. slovenia's writer maintain the overall lead while adam yates from britain remains eight. plenty more tests are to come but no more coronavirus want until the next rest day on monday. england's cricketers are back in action right now. they're playing their third and final t20 against australia in southampton. england already have an unassailble 2—0 lead, and if they win this evening, they will be the number one ranked side in the world, ahead of australia. moeen ali is captaining the side with eoin morgan out with a finger injury. sent out tom hanson forjust two. davitt malan madejust injury. sent out tom hanson forjust two. davitt malan made just do before departing himse

next generation and the next influx of people into the east coast of america forming these puritan bible common wells that created much more of these hardline theocracies in massachusetts bay and also contribute to that sense of the alien other that sense of america being a new jerusalem they even refer to north america as being an american canaan this idea about having crossed the jordan jordan with the atlantic into a promised land for the promised land read north america they were creating if you like an american israel and i think it's something of that sense of exceptional nurse that sense of providential calling that i think particular that next generation of puritans have contributed to. in effect the modern usa and it runs and runs from there i'll get to israel in a 2nd to mike bomb paper what he did was a former president former cia director but if any roman catholics are watching you tie it up to this original puritan idea of a religious sect in the eastern united states you tie up that with. with successive lives jews absent roman catholics it didn't matter the exceptionalism

david, king david from the bible, he went under the walls and overtook this.e for the jewish community, so that's pretty cool. but there is a debate about some of the claims made about the city of david, the bible, and historical fact. archaeological digs in occupied territory are governed by much—debated laws. israel could be breaking international law by allowing elad to carry out exploratory work in silwan. israel doesn't consider the area to be occupied, and elad says it is necessary to carry out the work to protect jewish cultural heritage. elad has been criticised for the less—advertised part of the mission, strengthening thejewish connection to jerusalem byjewish settlement. the united states condemns the occupation of residential buildings in the palestinian area of sirwan in eastjerusalem. by individuals who are associated with an organisation whose agenda by definition stoked tensions between palestinians and israelis. speaks hebrew. this man spent over a decade working at a senior level in elad as their marketing director. he helped the city of davi

the bible says thousand shalt not kill. and the commander comes back and says the bible also says render unto caesar that which is caesar's. obey the government. he also says go home, think about it. i'll give you the weekend. alvin york studies his bible and then comes back and says i'll fight. the commander says why'd you change your mind. and he said because the bible says blessed are the peacemakers. . this is going to be woodrow wilson's war to end all wars, if this is the last war we ever have to fight, then i'm willing to be part of that. and so the question we have about alvin york is what does he tell us, right? he's telling us that he comes and decides to fight. but it shows how hard it is to be a conscientious objector. and how much people are putting into it to accomplish some goals. then we have some interesting things in the training camps where even once you're in the military, understanding your patriotism and understanding that you're actually for the war, this is something they're always working on. we hav

he heard billy graham say one the rest of his time in prison studying the bible.hen he was released he heard a knock at his door. it was the officer who put him in jail, richard beasley who said "i want you to know i have been praying for you. now they are best friends and we are glad richard is here with us today. in the last 10 years since john was released, he has created one of the most successful reentry programs. i was glad to speak their earlier this year. as john says, it is a movement that began as a dream in a tiny prison cell and is now making a difference in the lives of thousands, bringing hope that there is an opportunity and community waiting and willing to offer them a second chance. john, we honor your devotion to showing citizens that they are not forgotten. we believe each person is made by god for a purpose. i will continue to give former achievethe chance to their own american dream. anduld like to ask john richard to say a few words. tell you how grateful i am to have the opportunity to speak to you today. not so long ago, my life was running

boys bible and whip or donated to the lyndon museum in germany 117 years later they're about to returnto namibia. quite a cell it's a talk on the today is the last day that these items will be exhibited in the newseum next week they'll be packed up we've had a special protective box made for that exhibits and i'll have it with me on the plane. february 29000 the delegation touches down in lynn talk early in the morning. was. hendrik records descendants are attending the reception. and this is. this. was in. a debate about the repatriation of stolen art has been raging in berlin for some time the rebuilt brylin city palace will house the humble it forum which will serve as the new home of the ethnological museum. but how many of its treasures are colonial blood antiquities. the home of forum has brought the issue of looted art center stage. it's not the 1st time that berlin has been at the heart of a debate about. the african continent promised the colonial rulers wealth and power. colonial expansion was in full flow when in $884.00 german chancellor the 2 front bismarck invited europea

this commanders also very well versed in the bible.d starts having theological discussions with alvin york. and alvin says, the bible says thou shall not kill. commander comes back to him and says the bible also says -- obey the government. he says to alvin york, think about it, go home, i'll give you the weekend make up their mind. i have a new it goes home, studies is bible, and it comes back and says ok i will fight. company commander says why did you change of mine, and he said because the bible says blessed are the king makers. and -- if this is the last war that we ever have to fight, then i'm willing to be part of that. and so the question we have about how the new york is, what does he tell us right? he's telling us that he comes and he decides to fight, but shows how hard it is to be -- and how much people are putting in this work actually accomplish some important, and important goal. in terms of -- and then we have some interesting things from the training camps from where, even ones from the military understanding your patr

complaining a lot i'm talking about i'm one i'm in uniform and they came back and said this one in the bible. want to show you today that design would be a war so they take in ladies others they don't because on battery and the shut in take it for the zealotry mothers it from top to head and it told to go and say shut up really think well do this and. this very incident was detailed in 1991 m.s.d. international report. we haven't a single incident where the u.p.d. it was accused of intention of going to intimidate and massacring people are you familiar with the 2005 human rights watch report about this conflict. human as if you know human rights watch. you know. because in their report which is the most exhaustive they refer to torture. rape. willing full killings. on both sides on the r. a side and also on your beauty of sites so it's not in the case of impossible to have our own human rights commission. but you do agree that for instance. 2005 report by human us watch the world's a pretty strong willing full killing rape torture this is not lights where. some of them. some of them are not