this is not a matter to be decided by citing bible verses. this is a matter to be argued in terms of moral principles accessible to all apart from religion. cheryl invoked the bible verse about not praying in public. coach kenedy is entitled to his own view of when and how he should pray. he is not constrained in the american tradition of -- religion is not constrained by a particular bible verse. lots of folks of other faiths would find no meaning at all in that bible verse. it is perfectly proper for cheryl to draw from her own understanding of her religious faith what the matters of public policy ought to be and how to address them. lots of other folks can decide based on their own faith or more importantly, based on reason that is accessible to others and work to persuade others. host: i get the question was coach kenedy's case and the justices make clear what they think about it. is a situation like this, this picture from "the wall street journal" of coach kenedy being surrounded by his players after they prayed after a game, whether th

it is not constrained by one particular bible verse. lots of folks of other phase uld find no meaning at allnd that bible verse. i understanit is perfect improper to draw from her own understanding of her religious faith, matters of public policy and how we ought to address them. lots of otr folks can decide based on the own faiths and based on reason that is acceptable to others. st: the question with coach kennedy's cas and t justices made clear is of a situation like this, this picture from the wall strt jourl today, of coach kennedy being surrounded by his players after they prayed after a 2015 game. whether at situation is part of a public school it took placen a f ootball field. was this part of the program of that d? guest: i believe that is a photo with players from the opposing teams. t a single player from his teamas with him at this fid during the prayer. there were some episodes where therwere players from his team that surrounded him when he was advised tt should not happen, he complied with that. the extent of the ruling r

the brest bible was published by decree of nikolai gave birth to a black one. this is a unique monument of printing, the peculiarity of which is skillful engraving. brest has one of the best copies of the book that have survived to this day, it was placed in a special showcase. under a glass cap, a certain humidity temperature regime is maintained every time the bible is opened on a new page in order to see the original from the residents and guests of the city exactly a month after the book is hidden again , they also call us. many want to see it, because we have already given information on the social network that today the brest bible the enemy will already be on display. every time we change as a family publication to authentic steel bibles for us, this is so you know, somehow such a sacrament of the museum, and we would like many people to visit the museum of the history of the city during this sacrament, they also presented an old original engraving, which depicts the siege of brest by the swedes in 1657. this is the only known depiction of the city. but

this bible. the date on the bible, as you can see, is 1821. the initials are d t. i kind of get stuck on the tee. i'm thinking, that must mean thomas, that's gotta be thomas! i said i was a journalist, i did not say i was a good journalist. of course, it is taylor. it is taylor. it took some understanding to say, wait a minute, gayle, this is the taylor family. now we call this the taylor bible. my uncle bequeathed this bible to me along with the pictures, so i'm grateful to him and to my cousins who honored that because, had i've been in his shoes i never would've turned over those items. by uncle also shared with me this photograph. now, this is my grandmother's sister. and you can see how fabulous she is. this woman lived as a white woman. which is why i'm not sure of her name. she left her family. my grandfather said that when my grandmother became ill and died, and all four girls died with the exception of carey, and two boys, my aunt comes, she lived in new york. she comes to visit and she says, i want these children to come with me. i want to care for them.

. >> the bible that helped one family track its ancestors' journey from slavery >>> and meet the bus stop pops >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening. a gunman opening fire at a church in alabama. senior citizens gathered there for what they called a boomers potluck. they sat eating with their fellow churchgoers last night when investigators say a 70-year-old man opened fire. >> at some point, he produced a handgun and began shooting, striking three victims >> police in vestavia hills just outside birmingham say two of the victims died yesterday and the third died today they arrested the suspect at the scene. the district attorney has just identified him as this man, robert smith smith with a massive black eye in this mugshot. the d.a. announced warrants against him for capital murder of two or more people and tonight, police said they were carrying out a warrant at a home in vestavia hills. we're also learning more about one of the victims, walter rainy. his family released a statement saying his wife of 61 years was with him at the ch

this bible the date on the bible as you can see is 1821 in the initials are dt. so i kind of got stuck on the tv there and i'm thinking that must mean thomas. gotta be thomas. i said i was a journalist. i did not say i was a good journalist. of course. it's tailor. it's tailor. it took us understand. to say right gail. look at this and i started to her it's that's the taylor family. so now now we call this the taylor bible. and my uncle bequeath this bible to me along with those pictures. you just saw some very grateful to him and to my cousins who actually honored that because had i been in his shoes. i would never have turned over those items. my uncle also shared with me this photograph. now, this is my grandmother's sister. and you can see how fabulous she is. this woman lived as a white woman. which is why i'm not sure of her name. because she left her family and here's the story behind us. my grandfather said that when my grandmother became ill and died and all four girls died with the exception of one caring and the two boys my grand my aunt comes and she

one lady said that there was no right in the bible, nothing in the bible about abortion. how about the 10 commandments? thou shalt not kill. that is a human being from the moment of conception. this is a human being with rights before god. have women lost their conscience in america? we had better get back to god and think about the moral ramifications for our country. we have lost millions of potentially great human beings that could conquer cancer, that could -- the human race, intellectual abilities, physical abilities to build and farm and defend our country, defend europe in this horrible war. americans, we need the little people in our world, and we should cherish and treasure each and every little child in the world. and it's not that hard to give up a baby for adoption. i did myself. and that child had a wonderful life, and she is a very accomplished human being. so thank you for your time, thank you for listening, and let's get back to god and realize there are moral ramifications. you know, horrible consequences to abortion. thank you so much for listening. god

the bible the year that the bill went through to found the university of virginia. he started this remarkable project of and you can see the projects and library of congress. wait did what people now call the jefferson bible it is otherwise known as life morals of jesus telling this project as president in which he would put he basically cut and paste the gospels right and remove every passage that he felt was false. yeah anything that involved a miracle and he basically juiced it down. to the teachings of jesus which was in early. name for it and he did it in four different languages columns side by side. you have to say that it was a remarkable project not only showing his skill in languages, but what we would call modern day hermeneutics. critically, right i was fascinated by your discussion there and i think you i have written about and i haven't published it but locks last work was also commentary on the bible, which was also hermeneutics in some of the same way and it's it's really important to recognize. i think that some of the passages, you know passages fr

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it is not constrained by one particular bible verse.ots of folks of other phase would find no meaning at all and that bible verse. i understand it is perfect improper to draw from her own understanding of her religious faith, matters of public policy and how we ought to address them. lots of other folks can decide based on their own faiths and based on reason that is acceptable to others. host: the question with coach kennedy's case and the justices made clear is of a situation like this, this picture from the wall street journal today, of coach kennedy being surrounded by his players after they prayed after a 2015 game. whether that situation is part of a public school. it took place on a f ootball field. was this part of the program of that day? guest: i believe that is a photo with players from the opposing teams. not a single player from his team was with him at this field during the prayer. there were some episodes where there were players from his team that surrounded him when he was advised that should not happen, he complied wit

here they are playing bible football. and they think it's okay. be lgbt signs and they believe that it is possible. while arresting that preacher man who says what you are doing you are mocking it these are the values ​​of america when they throw away the sacred scripture in latrines. or our america is america that made an absolutely moral decision and said that let the states decide. may or may not be for women. uh, they do abortions. what kind of america is america conservative or america ultra-liberal? what values, let me remind you that president biden spoke out against this law, which believes that america has thrown back 50 years ago. here is what he says on the subject. the us supreme court figure took away the constitutional rights of the american people, this is the same person who said 16 years ago, for me, abortion is not a choice and not a right, but always a tragedy. the same person wrote, even earlier, the following. the independent when he was biden voted to cancel the .ru v. white '82 case , saying that women don't have the exclusi

the brest bible was published by decree of nikolai gave birth to a black one .st copies of the book that has survived to this day is located in brest. it was placed in a special display case. under a glass cap, a certain humidity temperature regime is maintained each time the bible is opened on a new page in order to see the original from the residents and guests of the city exactly a month after the book is hidden again , they also call us. many people want to see. because we have already given information on the social network that today the original brest bible will already be on display. every time we change a facsimile edition for a genuine steel bible. during this sacrament, many people also visited the museum of the history of the city presented an old original engraving, which depicts the siege of brest by the swedes in 1657. this is the only known image of the city of that period. a week remains until the 21st national festival of the belarusian song of poetry, molodechno 2022. what awaits the guests of the participants in the city, banners appear with

i down in the secure location pulled out my bible, read through it, and just took great comfort danielix was where i went, and in daniel six, daniel has become the second in command of bablon a pagan nation, he faithfully serves refuses an order from the king they cannot follow and he does his duty consistent with his oath to god. and i felt that that's what had played out that day. >>yes spoke to you. >> at the end of the day mark short sent the vape a text message with the bible verse here's what he told the select committee. >> 3:50 in the morning, we finally adjourned and headed our ways, i remember texting the vice president pence a passage from second timothy chapter 4:7 about i thought the good fight finished the race and kept the faith. >> he started his day with a prayer and ended his day with bible verse. i fought the good fight, finished the race, kept the faith. white house attorney eric her-man tested that the next day, jan 7th, he received a call from dr. eastman. here is mr. hershman's account of that call. >> the day after eastman -- i don't remember, he called me or te

rare artefacts of the great eijinn clock and the ukrainian science center and the borisov bible edemaion raised their memory of the war here, and mole hundreds of items, books, archives , piraoke, healers, fighters, the best army and documents. so the most marching ammunition. after this, the items were used by the german army. rare exhibits of the bible were provided by the fathers of barysov collectors mikhail slepukha and sergeidovich. our particular pride is rare books. fund, library, i would like to pay special attention to the books that were published during the years of the great patriotic war in the evacuation year of publication 1943 this book almanac e, belarus and the turn of belarusian soldiers to partisans and partisans and the entire belarusian people an interesting feature of this exhibition is that mikhail slepukha er, presented to the exhibition of the award the documents of his father fyodor filippovich slepukh , who in the year of the great patriotic war was a member of the french resistance here is a memory of the war. wow so old memories about merkana the other d

the one you said you never read is the bible. the bible says when someone steals from you, you need to forgive them. i don't know if you are to do that. i don't think it was directly stolen from you. what about the money you want for reparations, who is that going to be stolen from? do you know what slavery is? it's when others take away your god-given rights. that was totally done to the blacks. slavery is stealing from you that you force to pay for something else. that is slavery. that is stealing. stealing the slavery. that's all we do in this country. we forcefully steal and give it to others. we want to give it to who we think should have it more than you. host: can you respond? guest: in terms of biblical interpretation, there are parts of the bible to talk about forgiveness, even when you go to the new testament and you look at jesus in the temple of the moneylenders, he is ringing the sword and the shield in terms of trying to move out exploitation. he wants a reckoning. when we read about the apostles and their recollect

and what's not in the bible.used on the right to justify this. you know, it's so fascinating that so called conservatives have said, abortion, roe needs to be overturned because abortion is never mentioned in the constitution. rev, it's also not mentioned as you know better than anybody in the bible. it's not mentioned in the new testament. it's not mentioned in the gospels. it's not mentioned by jesus. not one time. which is why my church, the southern baptist church, was still pro choice through the 1970s, said women should have the decision on their own and the centralized state shouldn't step in and take that decision away from them. this is very recent development and that truth needs to get out. because i think right now democrats feel like they're ham strung by the fact that, oh, we can't talk about because this has to do with the christian faith. no, it doesn't. let me say it again, this has nothing to do with jesus. this is political, especially for evangelicals, 1980 catholics, back to the 1930s, this i

-positive and gay in a...bible belt community deal with it when he thinks he lives in a community thats supposed to be inclusive and he fds out overnight at a meeting on tuesday that this town is not -- not as understanding? nancy: jackie's been trying to win a campaign where she doesn't attack chad, but the election's on tuesday, and at the end of last week was a letter mailed to registered republican voters. williams: there was another piece who we don't know who sent it. it was pretty intense. "sex, lies, and videotape!" is what it was titled, she hasn't been up-front and outspoken about it. nancy: and the first thing says, "sex -- jackie farley is a far-left-wing democrat who along with her partner work tirelessly as gay rights activists pushing for evation of homosexuals in a special protected class." williams: they kind of made a compare and contrast between us, her lies, sexual preference, she's registered democrat, and it just talked about he's been up-front and truthful, i'm registered republican, things like that. anything that's sent out that doesn't say "paid for lliams for

coming up next, everybody, we're going to take it alabama's bible belt where one group, the only of itsis fighting for the black lgbt community. i will be right back. . - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> so it's been a bruising pride month after a close call with violence at an idaho lgbtq event. there was heightened anxiety and security at events across the country and the overturning of roe fueled justifiable fears that the supreme court decisions that legalized same-sex marriage and intimacy will be next, not to mention the ongoing offensives against transgender individuals in states. in selma, alabama, plaque black lgbtq community are carrying on

under a glass cap, a certain humidity is maintained for the temperature regime each time the bible ison a new page in order to see the original from the residents and guests of the city exactly a month after the book is hidden again, they also call us. many people want to see. because we have already given information in the social network that today the brest bible after them will already be on display . during this sacrament, many people also visited the museum of the history of the city presented an old original engraving, which depicts the siege of brest by the swedes in 1657. this is the only known image of the city of that period. a week remains until the 21st national festival of the belarusian song of poetry, molodechno 2022. what awaits the guests of the participants in the city, banners appear with the sights of belarus and quotes from the classics. this is a direct reference to the theme of the musical season, the year of historical memory and the 140th anniversary of the birth of two classics of russian literature, kupala and kolas, except for vo, this year the festival wi

her mother, the queen mother, was someone who had to daily bible . was someone who had to daily biblee subscribed to from a british organisation, so the queen was someone who knew about the bible, when she had her school lessons with her governess, her first half an hour of every school week was reading the bible. and then, her grandparents were people who did that formal anglican morning and evening prayer, so whenever she was with them, that would be part of her ritual. it is more than ritual, something that she has made very personal comment when she talks to us in her broadcasts to the commonwealth, she is talking to people about her faith and particularly her faith injesus christ. particularly her faith in jesus christ. ~ ., ~ particularly her faith in jesus christ. ~ . ~ . ., ., christ. we will talk much more over the course — christ. we will talk much more over the course of _ christ. we will talk much more over the course of the _ christ. we will talk much more over the course of the morning. - christ. we will talk much more over the course of the morning. thank . christ. we w

we start by giving ellie a chance to read her bible verse at the wednesday night service. we start by giving irma and joe a chance to finish painting their house, maybe retire and get that food truck. we start by giving makenna, layla, maranda, nevaeh, jose, xavier, tess, rojelio, eliahna, annabell, jackie, uziyah, jayce, jailah, eva, amerie, and lexi -- we start by giving all of them our promise that their dreams are not going to be forgotten. we start by making the loss of these lives matter. thank you. thank you. >> live today on c-span, the house considers legislation creating new restrictions for gun sales including raising the minimum age to 21 to purchase any semiautomatic weapons. on c-span two, british prime minister boris johnson takes questions from members of the house of commons after surviving a no-confidence vote earlier this week from members of his own party than the senate returns at 10 a.m. eastern to consider executive and judicial nominations and on c-span3, a look at the impact of gun violence with testimony from an 11-year-old survivor of the element

that's what the bible teaches. i would also like to get on the media that allows these politicians to teach the bible and the gun goes together. there's no where we can stand here and claim to be god bless america, and then have -- and teach the bible and guns and babies go together. they're doing, it and it's wrong. they allow religion to overtake and teach the word of god. there is no way you can claim to be -- i want to talk to my brothers, my christians that all weapons, you cannot claim to be saved in the name of jesus christ and own weapons. it doesn't work that way. you need to -- but i want to talk about law changing, i'm talking about changing the hearts and minds of my fellow believers in christ. go talk to your pastors, look at your politicians, we have -- everybody knows the word, if you live by the gun, the sword, your children will die by the sword. >> all right, to gary and fort myers, florida. republican line. >> it is open for american -- does anyone remember the quid pro quo provided by [inaudible

or to tell us what our bible means. want to distort the meaning of our bible and misinterpreted that is their right,. but to force their misinterpretation back on the people who wrote it and read it in the original, that is going too far. >> there was also a very nuanced issue there the rise in the jewish faith and culture, but is actually specific to a dramatic issue called k tax. can you talk a little more how -- tax is actually used to speak to this issue of overturning roe v. wade? >> -- is a horrible disease that takes the life of a child, very early. and we can't diagnose it within 15 weeks. so when it is diagnosed, jewish woman our quiet by law to abort the fetus to spare themselves and the fetus the acadie in the heartache of watching a child, doomed to die by the time they are five. they have a right to abort. this law would criminalize jewish, law and we say to the parents, to back, there is no exception. and this law takes away and the exception for mental distress. so even if you attend psychiatrists, saying

down in the secularization, i pulled out my bible, read through it. i just took a great comfort. daniel six was where i went, in daniel six daniel has become the second in command of babylon, a pagan nation, but he completely, faithfully serves. he refuses and order from the king that he cannot follow. and he does his duty, consistent with his oath to god. i felt that that was what had played out that game day. >> it spoke to? you >> yes. >> at the end of the day, marc short sent the president a text message with a bible verse, here's what he told the select committee. >> at 3:50 in the morning, when we finally adjourned and headed our ways, i remember texting the vice president a passage from second timothy, chapter four through seven. i fought the good fight, i finish the race, i've kept the faith. >> he started his day with a prayer and ended his day with a bible verse. fought the good fight, finish the race, i've kept the faith. white house attorney eric herschmann testified that the next day, january 7th, he received a call from dr. eastman. here is mr. herschmann's account

the bible does not say anything about abortion. i have looked all through the bible.here is nothing in the bible about abortion but there is something about christianity taking care of your fellow man, loving god and other people. this is not an example of loving other people. this is a small group of people with narrow minds wanting to control everybody else. that is the way america was built and is going to continue. if you do not like what is going on, get up off your butt and vote. that is the only way we are going to get people out that we do not want to make decisions for us that we do not like. host: that is lydia of new orleans. lydia and a couple other callers have brought up the supreme court action friday on abortion and compared them to actions from earlier in the decision term on the issue of guns in this country. richard wolf does the same thing in his column today for usa today. he covered the supreme court for decades, referring to the recent decision to limit -- to declare legal new york state's longtime law limiting who could have a conceal and carry

well swore on the constitution why do you put your hand on the bible?an. you don't believe in god why do you put your hand on the bible to bring this this means this voice? although absolutely true. it means that it is insignificant, your absolutely insignificance bursting upward and poisoning life this one, this one, that's all. well, look, it's like witches all over europe running in the mud screaming that they were raped, it turns out that denisova lied about everything. so, what is next? gay parades ukrainian and the orthodox have nothing to say. no, not at all vasily that as an orthodox person. well , please explain to me, well, first of all. i want, as a citizen of ukraine, to ask for forgiveness from the people of donbass in donetsk people in luhansk for the words that the same citizen of ukraine allowed herself to say to her hadra, uh, misha podolak i want to say, that in ukraine, uh, not everyone is like a podolak, like koshevoy, whom you then showed. yes, the kind of fool who says that i don't ca n't no. no, i can't. the fact is that you under

we have been trying to get in touch with miss bible for quite some time since december last year after she was put into office. but until now, it has been very disappointing that she has not made any attempt in order to engage directly with us. so yes, unfortunately, the german government couldn't continues to refuse to talk to the number in the overhead or people. now the namibian government has accepted to steal $1300000000.00 in development to support your community. that are you saying that the government doesn't represent your people in, in these talks? yes, the namibian government does not represent us in these talks because the genocide was not committed against the namibian government. it was committed against the now my endorsed by header of people. and now my into of i, header of people have caught the legitimate representatives in terms also of a family be a law. and so germany has a responsibility to talk to the communities against which this genocide was committed. the genocide was not committed against the namibian government and therefore namibia than i may be in governm

the bible you would get access directly to morality. lincoln could not interpret the history of the united states in these moral terms or the constitution these moral terms so long as the constitution enshrine slavery, which he knew to be a moral wrong. so up until the emancipation proclamation he was committed to the constitution under the rule of law principles that anna was talking about but that meant he was committed to a compromise that included a compromise with immorality and that put him in a contradictory situation. after emancipation he was now able to describe the constitution as fundamentally moral. so when he said that the concept that the that our country was not only conceived in liberty but dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal. he could not have said that about the constitution until he broke the constitution because the constitution wasn't dedicated to their proposition because the constitution enshrined slavery once emancipation was established fact by lincoln, he could reconceptualize the count

down in the secularization, i pulled out my bible, read through it. i just took a great comfort. daniel six was where i went, in daniel six daniel has become the second in command of babylon, a pagan nation, but he completely, faithfully serves. he refuses and order from the king that he cannot follow. and he does his duty, consistent with his oath to god. i felt that that was what had played out that game day. >> it spoke to? you >> yes. >> at the end of the day, marc short sent the president a text message with a bible verse, here's what he told the select committee. >> at 3:50 in the morning, when we finally adjourned and headed our ways, i remember texting the vice president a passage from second timothy, chapter four through seven. i fought the good fight, i finish the race, i've kept the faith. >> he started his day with a prayer and ended his day with a bible verse. fought the good fight, finish the race, i've kept the faith. white house attorney eric herschmann testified that the next day, january 7th, he received a call from dr. eastman. here is mr. herschmann's account

start by giving elie a chance to read her bible verse at the wednesday night service. we start by giving irma and joe a chance to finish painting the house, maybe retire, get that food truck. we start by giving mckenna, lay la, miranda, jose, javier, eliana, annabel, jackie, j.c., ava, and lexiy start by giving all of them our promise that their dreams are not going to be forgotten. we start by making the loss of these lives matter. karinea: i know the president has an event right after this. i think it's running a few minutes behind. i will -- we'll do the briefing until we have to go to the event. a couple things at the top and opening it up. as i just mentioned soon the president will sign into law nine bipartisan bills that support veterans, and he will be joined by members of congress from both parties, veteran advocates, and veterans who will benefit from these laws. president biden ran on the promise to unite the country, which is why supporting veterans is a key part of his unity agenda announced at the state of the union. supporting our country's veterans is a

and we're all the way true, ma'am years. hospitals, a bible box, it's usually poor road. takes a while on to one can drive there. and can you tell us a little bit more about practica provinces? what other kinds of challenges rescuers might face and in getting there and helping the victims. but the problem is even worse than some of it's remote, it's a comparative you large. most of it is mountainous or hickey area area there, except for the me, total fairs, roads are not pay you. so even with carson, best conditions it takes several hours to reach you. yes, young as you can bomb all that were most hey, but these are areas are before the end, it's remote. i have visited these places 7 months ago. i did take several hours or, or roll, switch them and especially populated. so houses are, are distributed around the large area. and so it's difficult to reach everyone. ok, friends, marshy reporting for us from the afghan capital capital, thanks so much. the bible continues for ukraine's eastern industrial heartland. russia is making advances that don bass, ukraine, says russian

the whole bible is incredible. >> you have to see this guy. he said, i don't remember. oh, maybe that's what i said. >> when we go in church and when i drink my little wine and have my little cracker, i guess that's a form of asking for forgive bls and i do that as often as possible. >> sure. church going republicans were not fooled by a lot of that. in the 2016 primary, over 60% of republicans who to go church weekly chose any other candidate but trump who was, of course, the most famous candidate and went on to win. that's striking. he only got 32% of church going republicans. his nomination victory was powered by these ascendant secular conservatives. he won 62% of republicans who never go to church. they powered him. and there are signs that group remains potent on the right. in this "times" essay, this new group of noncollege educated, middle and lower class white people with a populist hostility to elites. it uses distinctly marxian terms of a class struggle. and he dubs them middle american radicals. right wing radicals and he is writin

drew his victims in bible study and took their lives in a house of worship. it's a reminder because hate on the hides it doesn't go away fully put. and when you breathe oxygen under that rock it comes out. that's we must understand what juneteenth represents now in the commemoration of slavery it doesn't just celebrate the past and moment i will sign in july federal holiday. i've only been president several months i think this will go down for me as one of the greatest honors i will have as president. i didn't do it but you did it. democrats and republicans but it is an enormous honor. thank you for what you have done. by the way is difficult most of us in the congress and senate i would go down to the other and of the hall first to think your staff who do all the hard work. [laughter] [applause] they are at the other end but i think them as well. god bless you all and may god protect our troops. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>

you can see not only the bible but screen and gospel the return of the festival of national cultures, whether the ukrainian russian diaspora participates for you, what is today as a commissioner for religious affairs and nationality question number one? and believers are celebrating the 1030th anniversary of orthodoxy in belarus, the main events will be held in polotsk, it is here in 992 that the first episcopal department in belarus was formed, the pilgrims are already arriving at the spaso-evrosinevsky monastery for worship on sunday, june 5, on the day of remembrance of st. euphrosyne. polotsk in sophia cathedral will host a divine liturgy, after which a procession will take place to the monastery of the exaltation of the cross cathedral, the divine liturgy will be performed by the patriarch of all russia kirill of moscow, we are anxiously waiting for her feast to glorify her, to glorify god and so that all people also feel this grace, the joy that they receive our abode and the anniversary of the thousand and thirtieth anniversary and this celebration of st. euphrosyne and our mos

defend against , many attempts are made in order to make splits on your table, you can see not only the biblebut the gospel screen the return of the festival of national cultures, does the ukrainian russian diaspora participate ? believers celebrate the 1030th anniversary of orthodoxy in belarus, the center of the celebrations was the ancient polotsk and takeaway. here, in 992, the first episcopal department on the territory of belarus was formed, the cathedra at this moment in the savior-evrosinevsky monastery is being held the small supper by the sakathist st. euphrosenius heavenly intercessor, belarus you get a boost of energy cheerfulness well, just the soul rejoices, we will leave health to our children , our grandchildren, so that everyone is healthy and happy. i am here for the first time, so i am very glad to visit such abode it is a blessing. god is happy that my hands, well, a little, so to speak, touched history. i've been here for over a decade now. i ride here the warmth of your air, then the memory that warms and it's beautiful here. so to say, i think it’s great that tomorrow ,

down in the secure location, i pulled out my bible. read through it. and just took great comfort. daniel 6 is where i went. daniel 6, daniel has become the second in command of babylon, a pagan nation. he completely faithfully serves. he refuses an order from the king that he cannot follow. he does his duty. consistent with hisest to god. i felt that that's what played out that day. >> it spoke to you? >> yes. >> at the end of the day, mark short sent the vice president a text message with a bible verse. here's what he told the select committee. >> at 3:50 a.m. when we finally adjourned and headed our own ways, i remember texting the vice president a passage from second timothy about i fought a good fight, i finished the race and i kept the faith. >> he started his day with a prayer and ended his day with a bible verse. fought the good fight, i finished the race and i kept the faith. white house attorney eric hirschman testified that he received a call frommr. eastman. here's his account of that call. >> the day after eastman -- i don't know why -- he called me. he texted me or ca

18 and 19-year-old hands as possible so we can't feel safe at the wall markets at the supermarket, bible study or church service, at the salon, at the hospital, god forbid some guy gets mad at his doctor, at a nightclub or concert, even a funeral. or at school. whether you're in high school or you're ten and in the fourth grade, in america and only in america you are literally rolling the dice every time you leave your house or drop off your kids at school, and you have to pray that today is not your day or their day to meet that angry alienated american man with an ar-15. this weekend alone we had a greater number of mass shooting deaths in the u.s. than last week's three-day weekend when -- when last week's three-day weekend when 17 were killed and more than 70 injured in mass shootings across the country. today multiple democratic members of congress attend a real student activists held at the capitol for a call of action and meanwhile the other political party isn't doing anything to try to solve the problem. republicans want you to get used to feeling this way, unsafe, every, all th

pennsylvania dutch who moved west and brought the bible with them no matter where duty takes him. he always likes to get back to home cooking even in paris. his kitchen was kansan. his hobbies keep him close to the earth and a fresh water fishing was this farmer boys first love golf is a new love. only with fish stories does iike exercise a fisherman's right to stretch the truth a little golly, you should have seen the one that got away three feet long. if you asked eisenhower why he has dedicated the rest of his life to the service of america instead of retiring to take it easy on his little farm and gettysburg. he'll point to a picture of this, baby. to pass the old block my grand son, he's proud of his grandchildren. there are three of them now you can tell that eisenhower believes that our real first line of defense is the family and all fashioned well under stood american idea and admired in the rest of the world. especially in france france was the first nation to hail eisenhower for his crusade in europe the french love liberty under hitler. they tasted slavery to frenchmen