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bishops have handed over on their own without any requests from state authorities documents only see has cooperated on diplomatic ways with governments well let me give you an example of what i'm talking about last month an investigation by the associated press slammed the catholic review boards in america these mandatory bodies that were set up to probe evidence of abuse they found a whole catalogue of dishonesty and cover ups across the country they said bishops had masked these boards in secrecy often hiding who served on them in dozens of cases secular courts or government investigators later decided abuse was credible after the board said it wasn't you know these people have been chosen from among professionals they are lay people mostly on those boards the bishops are chosen yeah but they have wanted to go on the board so it is also their responsibility what they do we have had enormous and none of them are some cases the board members were lied to or weren't even told the truth this is up to the bishops responsibility and then they have to take whatever they need to do as resp

bishops have handed over on their own without any requests from state authorities documents only see has cooperated on diplomatic ways with governments let me give you an example of what i'm talking about last month an investigation by the associated press slammed the catholic review boards in america these mandatory bodies that were set up to probe evidence of abuse they found a whole catalogue of dishonesty and cover ups across the country they said bishops had masked these boards in secrecy often hiding who served on them in dozens of cases secular courts or government investigators later decided abuse was credible after the board said it wasn't yet these people have been chosen from among professionals they are lay people mostly on those board is the bishops are chosen yeah but they have wanted to go on the board so it is also their responsibility what they do we have had enormous and none of them are some cases the board members were lied to or weren't even told the truth yeah this is up to the bishops responsibility and then they have to take whatever they need to do as respons

bishop: thank you. i yield four minutes to the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gosar: i thank the gentleman for the time. the package before us today represents the misguided partisan nature of this majority infecting everything congress touches. this package highlights the real lost opportunities before us because of the majority's insistence on impeachment all the time. the democrats have railed and promised real sweeping policies to create jobs, address our trade challenges, tackle our national energy needs, and fight wildfires, yet they have been so consumed with attacking our president impeachment they have nothing to show for it. to save face speaker pelosi loaded up her giant jumbo jet, wasted taxpayer dollars to go to spain and talk about climate change. this coming week she's scheduled a series of bills on the house floor in the name of combating climate change that are retreads of programs that are already authorized and action that is are already

bishop: come on now. unlike the other amendments we have had, this is the only one that is added here that has had a hearing and has had a markup and gone through regular order and only one that is not doing something that is not duplicative. everything we have talked about is stuff that is nice, but doesn't actually do anything. this is the only one that does something and does something in a positive way. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from hawaii is recognized. mr. case: we understand that for some industries interested in the exploitation of our oceans that marine mammal protection act is inconvenient. we understand that we ask for limitations. on the activities of those industries that would otherwise not demonstrate any discernible concern for our oceans and we reject the basic premise that that regulation is not necessary for our oceans. our marine mammals deserve our protection and we have protected them and we have worked through the give

and now, the bishop in buffalo resigning today, two years before retirement. abc's david wright tonight on the accusations of a major coverup. >> reporter: tonight, a painful chapter for buffalo catholics has finally come to an end. bishop richard malone resigned amid a firestorm over his handling of sexual abuse claims. for more than a year, malone has been accused of not being fully transparent about alleged abuses by buffalo priests in the past. was this a coverup? >> no, it wasn't a coverup. because -- >> reporter: was it damage control? >> no, i don't believe it was damage control. i know that's been said often. >> reporter: the bishop's own former personal assistant, siobhan o'connor, photocopied secret church files and became a whistle-blower. >> i had to try to do what i could to bring the truth to light. >> reporter: bishop edward scharfenberger of albany taking over in the interim. he promises accountability, even as the diocese faces more than 200 new lawsuits. >> i'm not here as a knight in shining armor. i'm not here, you know, as the fix-it man.

as bishop had over sight. and he failed to keep him in belgium. failed to keep him away fwr from children. >> in 2014 you had discovered he set up an orphanage. and of course was around children. did the bishop respond to you? >> yes. but they suppose it was just two line. we have a monitoring system. >> he refused request for an on camera interview and insisted he repeatedly imposed a travel ban. but admitted to us he had ignored the ban. he is not a salesian priest. but as we left st. louis, it was clear to us that senior salesians are in positions to effect the handling of abuse allegations even in the case of non-salesians. through our investigation it's becoming clear everyone as the pope recommends universal principles of conduct the orders, the salesians, continue business as usual. we're in gent in belgium. so many of the aelss lead us back here. >> bishop van loi was not just involved in this case. there were many other cases like father luke. >> a dom toir supervisor convicted in 2012 regarding previous abuse at a boarding school. yet, a

there. >> it's a tradition maintained by the present bishop of larnaca. >> saint lazarus left jerusaleme was preaching the resurrection of our lord, jesus christ, when saint paul and saint barnabas came to cyprus, and they ordained him the first bishop of larnaca. >> the larnaca tradition talks about how he was invested with power by barnabas and paul to act as bishop of larnaca. now that trip of -- of paul and barnabas is documented in the book of acts. >> there is a tradition saying that he was a martyr. the tradition was to build the churches in the place that a saint was killed or suffered for christ, our lord. >> archaeology reveals there has been a church on this site since the fifth century. >> sometime around the seventh century, the church seems to have been destroyed. it either was through the arab invasion of cyprus which took place in that year, or it may have been due to some earthquakes that we know took place at that time. >> lazarus disappears until late in the ninth century when a rumor spreads through the christian world. his relics have been discovered, and in 901, by

bishop. mr. bishop: thank you very much, mr. chairman. and members of the rules committee. i appreciate very much the courtesies that you continue to extend to us as we come to present these bills. i also would like to take the opportunity to thank our chair, ms. nita lowey, ranking member ms. granger, my subcommittee colleague, the ranking member, mr. fortenberry, who is not here, but i'm happy that he cared enough to send mr. aderholt to represent him. he's on a could he dell. mr. aderholt very ably represents the subcommittee as chairman previously. of course i want to thank our staffs, both majority and minority. they worked together tirelessly and collegially and i think we've come up with a very good bill. i appreciate the opportunity to present our division of the bill. the 2020 ag bill provides $23.5 billion in discretionary funding, $183 million above the f.y. 2019 enacted level. in addition, it provides the latest estimates for mandatory programs required by law. i believe that the zip code in which a youngster is born and which his family or her family lives shou

bishop richard malone of buffalo has resigned amid mounting calls for his ouster. handling of allegations of clergy sexual misconduct he was accused of trying to cover up sexual abuse by priests he was replaced by bishop it would shock and. after pope francis accepted the loans resignation and not just a. former n.b.a. basketball star dirk nowitzki has received germany's highest civic award the order of merit for his social engagement german president praised wicki for his work as a guinness a fan best and to children's foundations the wicki retired and i pull up to 21 views playing for dallas mavericks. full legal experts have been testifying in a 2nd round of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. president donald trump 3 of the 4 constitutional law experts said trump committed an impeachable offense when he asked the ukraine president to investigate trump's political rival joe biden. was called to testify before the u.s. congress as top democrats try to lay the groundwork for formal charges against him before more let's cross to washington and co

bishop richard malone of buffalo has resigned to been mounting calls for his ouster of his handling of allegations of clergy sexual misconduct he was accused of trying to cover up sexual abuse by priests he was replaced by bishop it would shock them because of. the pope francis accepted no one's resignation shocking. news new commission president live on the line says she expects i thought an independent investigation into the murder of maltese journalist bethany carolina gurlitz yes miss caroline ecclesia was killed in a car bombing in 2017 following her reporting on high level corruption in multiple attacks and economy. full legal experts have been testifying in a 2nd round of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into us president donald trump 3 of the 4 constitutional law experts said trump committed an impeachable offense when he asked the president to investigate trump's political rival joe biden democrats called the group to testify before before the u.s. congress as they laid the groundwork for formal charges against trump. or for more let's cross to washington and corresp

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members and other socialist attacked jackly bishop, carson bishop's son, as as pulled people's hair, my hair, and mocked people for their medical conditions. but at the end of the day, we have a responsibility. us turning point u.s.a. members duty to stand up for what is right and continue to fight freedom. [cheers and applause] you, laura. thank great job. so earlier this year at fewhamton university, a conservative students were promoting an event featuring the laffer. economist art where is art? we gave him the presidential medal of freedom. everybody loves art laffer. they were surrounded by hundreds of radicals screaming at them in vile terms. on the day the event occurred, a flooded the place wearing masks and red arm bands and acted tough. the masks off, take the jackets off, you'll see the arms this big. they swing clubs, they swing bats. they swing everything. one brave freshman student who faced them down is with us tonight. lacey kecheter. lacey, come up. come up, lacey. [applause] pres. trump: what president gives you this kind of time? to charlie, could i give you the b

the whistleblower was bishop malone's own executive assistant siobhan o'connor. >> siobhan o'connor: life, i'm not going to answer to bishop malone. i'm going to answer to god. >> alfonsi: on wednesday, pope francis accepted bishop malone's resignation. i'm sharyn alfonsi. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪everybody needs somebody to love...♪ ♪ find everything you need to get together this holiday, with low prices and free shipping on millions of items at amazon. colon cancer screening for with low prices and free shipping people 50 plus at average risk. some things are harder than you thought. and others are easier. like screening for colon cancer with me, cologuard. i'm noninvasive and you use me at home. i'm also effective. i find 92% of colon cancers using dna in your stool. so why wait? cologuard is not for those at high risk for colon cancer. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. most insured patients pay $0. ( ticking ) captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further,

the mouse that had not exercised couldn't tell the difference between the 2 objects only once bishop beggar had replaced the white pyramid with a black one did the unsporting now see the object of something new and begin to investigate it. so it seems that active mice have a more precise memory thanks to the new brain cells form to exercise. but there is a catch when it's and a new can if the cells on tuesday they die off again within a matter of weeks. so it will take both physical and mental exercise to keep mice and people on their toes. it felt. red white black and. now it's your part of the show if you have a science question just ask send it to us as a video text or voicemail if we answer it on the show you'll get a little surprise so just ask you this time we have a cosmic question sent in by a viewer in ghana. how fast is the universe expanding. in 1929 the american astronomer edwin hubble made a groundbreaking discovery. he confirmed early observations that the light from distant galaxies is more redshifted than the light from closer ones. that means that distant objects are

. >>> catholics in the city of buffalo, new york, who have been demanding their bishop be ousted are getting their wish. >> the vatican has accepted the resignation of bishop malone who has been widely criticized of his handling of sexual abuse claims made against priests. the pope named bishop edward scharfenberger to run the diocese temporarily. >> i'm not here as a knight in shining armor. i'm not here as the fix-it man. i'm just here to be a spiritual father. >> interim bishop scharfenberger is promising accountability even while taking on more than 200 lawsuits, but admits restoring trust in the church will take time. >>> officials in paris are hoping to avoid scenes like this today during a big protest march. demonstrations in the french capital and across the whole country are meant to oppose french president emmanuel macron's plans to overhaul france's retirement system. thousands of police are deployed across france and paris. they've banned protests in areas popular with tourists. >>> coming up, a woman drops a prize pendant down a sidewalk utility grate. >> see who she tur

i guess that explains his campaign slogan: "bishop 2020: our bones shall return to the silent dust.") ( applause ) but the president of the united states it's president is not the only trump embarrassing our country overseas. we just found out that this past summer, donald trump jr. went to mongolia and killed an endangered sheep. first of all, who hunts sheep ( laughter ) i mean, that's the kind of manly, papa hemingway rush you can only get by sneak a hammer into a petting zoo. but, wait, it gets dumber. one reason this animal is endangered is because it is the largest sheep in the world. yes, don jr.'s going after only the most-elusive prey. ( as don jr. ) "next, i'm hunting the rare morbidly-obese sloth! the trick is to kill them before they die of congestive heart failure." ( laughter ) now, if taking down a really big sheep wasn't achievement enough, don jr. did the deed at night, using a rifle with a laser sight. and you, too, can experience all the pulse-pounding excitement in the new video game, "call of duty: farmyard nap time." we've got a great show for you tonight! clive

to cover up sexual abuse by priests a bishop from a nearby city of albany has been appointed by pope francis to replacing. our human rights groups often criticized china for handing down more death sentences than the rest of the world combined now because official numbers are kept secret the actual count could be far higher innocent people are often executed there a reporter met a group of men sentenced to death but whose convictions were later overturned. the foreman didn't expect anything when police showed up at their homes one evening in 20022 years earlier a gruesome murder had happened near their village. i think they suspected the culprits lived in our village they came and just arbitrarily took people from there we weren't even hanging out together at the time you were the devil another would take you under communism they didn't say much they just said immediately you're the one who did it. the poor were ultimately found guilty of killing a young man and raping and killing a young woman her body was found cut into pieces and wrapped in a plastic bag or today nothing reminds o

spot is addressed and the religious orders brought under the same guidelines as other priests and bishops only continue. >> cnn's senior international correspondent nima elbagir joining me live now from london. i mean, this is so disturbing. and to see this young man and really see his pain without even words being spoken. so what has happened since you first shared your findings with the church? >> well, in recent days and weeks there has been a lot of movement. the u.n. has suspended its work with caritas pending an investigation. the belgian federal police have begun an official investigation based off of our findings. and father luke delft has been recalled back to belgium. but fred, i should say that that all took an awful long time. from the point at which we went and confronted this priest and shared our findings with the catholic church to movement actually happening. it really was only the fear of today, of this broadcast date, that seems to have kind of put some speed into this. the salesians of don bosco, the holy order this priest belongs to, kept him in country for almost a m

bishop auckland, leigh, north workington, bishop auckland, leigh, north of england focuses which photo conservatives. and sedgefield, yes, tony blair's old seat, sedgefield. borisjohnson arrived there this morning because it, too, is now blue, and make no mistake, the choice of scene to visit, that of luba's the choice of scene to visit, that of lu ba's my the choice of scene to visit, that of luba's my success and former pm will be chosen to maximise the imagery. i know that people may have been breaking and voting habits of generations to vote for us, and i wa nt generations to vote for us, and i want you, the people of the north—east to know that we in the conservative party and i, will your chest. cheering when mps return here at the start of the week, the conservatives will be burnt. 365 of them willing to johnson's beating. for labour it will be very different. there mps will be very different. there mps will be very different. there mps will be sore, disappointed and looking for another. one of those tipped to one declined to declare her interest this morning. we don't, we have

i grew up in the north—west, i travelled to bishop auckland for this election campaign.mall towns, not the big cities, how do you get growth in realjobs that keeps people in the area and generates money? that is a great question and your contrast between towns and cities is important. we said before the election that it would be won in the towns of england, whereas cities usually get the attention, and i think that's right. most of us who live in or grow up in towns across the country feel they have frayed over the last few years, maybe the colleges have been shut down or shrunk in size, bus routes and so on are not what they could be, so it does involve a regeneration, a laser—like targeting on these kind of towns. but more importantly, i think it's aboutjobs. it's about good quality, secure jobs, and one of the tasks the government has with brexit is to actually use its trade policy, just like, for example, the irish do with their development agency, to bring high—quality manufacturing and other jobs to everywhere in the country, not just clustering around university c

bishop. mr. bishop: i thank the gentleman for yielding and i thank my colleagues for this special order, paying tribute to a good and great man. winston churchill once said, you make your living by what you get. you make your life by what you give. my friend, johnny isakson, has given so much to so many for so life. e has truly made a johnny isakson has been a true statesman in his remarkable career as a public servant for georgians. i first met johnny in 1977 where we served together in the georgia general assembly. we developed a friendship which has endured through our work together in the state house, the u.s. house of representatives, and during his service as our georgia senator. throughout his career he's not viewed issues from a partisan perspective. but from the good of all americans. johnny served as a republican in both chambers of georgia's state legislature but he was appointed by georgia's democratic governor, zell miller, to be chairman of the georgia state board of education. his

rats stop running and even try to leave the maze well to discuss that i'm now joined by gary john bishop by new york times best selling author and a life coach gary it's good to talk to you thank you very much for your time yeah great thanks for having me now is the 1st time on this show that i cannot side the titles of the books because that peppered with the expletives except for your latest one called do you do work i know how much you care about language as a means of self-expression what was the reason for using the before it's in your 1st 2 titles and defying that habit with the latest one yeah well you know that's just basically the way that i talk i really wanted to write a book that was an all stand he kicks pression of me i didn't want to do something that was just designed to sell books. you know i wanted to do some that willie was my voice so the titles of the books just seeing you know normal to me doesn't mean that at this point in your life you're relying on the expletives a little bit less than before well. you know a long time ago somebody said there's a big difference b

joining me now bishop garrison co-founder and of the of the rainy center for public policy and susano msnbc political analyst. susan, i feel like this is a version of the electability debate we've been having for quite a long time. what's your reaction as we get ready to turn the page into 2020? >> well, i think all democrats and some republicans and independents think the most important thing to do is beat donald trump. democratic primary voters have different ideas of who that person should be. the party is pretty much divided should we get someone from the more progressive side who can turn out voters and, you know, prevent what happened in 2016 in states like michigan -- excuse me, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania, which was less than 100,000 votes, or do they make a turn and say, let's get some of those independent voters and cast a broader net of people who are likely to support the nominee. so it becomes the warren/sanders, versus the biden, klobuchar, buttigieg forces of the party. so at the end of the day, i mean, that's up for them to fight it out, but i will say this,

the next archbishop of york will be the current bishop of chelmsford — stephen cottrell.d right now i am a bit scared. but i really do believe, if it doesn't sound like i've got some weird hotline to god which i haven't, i'm here because i think there was a calling for me. i have been given the gift and experiences to help the church to be a little bit more joyful, more focused on the world, less focused on itself. i think they are the gifts i have been given because i wasn't brought up in this. that i think has changed the way i see it. you mention the brexit referendum. many politicians have spoken about this country in recent weeks during the election campaign has been deeply dividing and polarising. does the christian gospel have anything to say to a country that is divided into tribal groups? yes. probably the christian faith has never been more relevant because, at the heart of the christian faith is the message that we are not just christian faith is the message that we are notjust one nation, we are one humanity. i want to say we are one humanity. i want to say we

thank to the nuns to trump the bishop. i can say that as a catholic. i am a devout practicing catholic. a mother of five children. when my baby was born, my fifth child, my oldest child was 6 years old. i think i know about this subject than you. >> laura: and the catholic bishops on the pro-life issue. when we saw this we were laughing. she uses her being catholic as a shield. what do you think? >> well, sometimes to paraphrase a literary figure hiding behind your religion is the last refuge of scoundrels. it would be great if she was a great devout catholic, then she might have protected the nuns when the obama administration filed a lawsuit against them. she might even go so far out to ask fellow democrats to not attack trump nominees because they are catholic which has been happening in the senate with the bigotry that is amazing. it would be a lot of nice things nancy pelosi could do. i thought there was also -- let's give her a break. maybe she doesn't hate trump. maybe she despises trump and maybe she can't stand trump. >> laura: [laughing]. >>

. >> james becomes the first bishop of jerusalem. >> my brother. >> he becomes a kind of rock of thees the kind of stability that a new christian movement like that needs. >> over time, he progressively develops a sense of commitment and ownership for his brother's message. >> for you. >> but his authority is soon to be challenged by someone who was once a sworn enemy of jesus and his teachings. >> paul had been one of the pharisees who was against the jesus group, who changes sides as it were, and once he comes into the community, he just comes in incredibly strongly and takes a huge role. >> paul has been traveling across the roman empire preaching his own version of the jesus message for more than 10 years. his manifesto has even reached non-jews or gentiles. >> the tricky issue of what do we do with gentiles was the hot-button issue in earliest christianity. you have to remember all of the earliest followers of jesus were jews, all of them, so where do the gentiles fit into this? >> paul doesn't want the gentiles to convert to judaism in order to become christian, in order to be

blessing of all previous montenegran governments leaders and people and how bad could this get one bishop so worn it could cause quote civil war does actually mean that. well it's is why priests and nuns and monks are on the streets for the 1st time in their lives this is really good attempt to leave them without homes and make priests and nuns and bishops whatsis in their own churches in their own monasteries because now a bureaucrat in the central capital will decide who it belongs to those people or some to be told it's not this the politicians are telling them without the benefit of any right whatsoever this is absolutely scandalous and if it if it succeeds here it could it's a very bad lessons the rest the world in terms of religious freedom this is the heart of europe we're talking about and he was entirely silent indeed the british government also is entirely side of those people who really would be shouting from the rooftops about the freedom of religious communities in places like china or russia utterly silent when you said they had been going on for 2 and a half decades but whe

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i grew up in the north—west, i travelled to bishop auckland for this election campaign.mall towns, not the big cities, how do you get growth in realjobs big cities, how do you get growth in real jobs that big cities, how do you get growth in realjobs that keeps people in the area, generates money? that is a good question and the contrast between towns and cities is important. we said before this election that it would be one in the towns of england, where as its cities that usually get the attention, and i think that's right. most of us who live in or grow up in towns across the country feel afraid of it over the last few years may be that colleges have been shrunk down —— shut down or shrunk in size, bus routes and so on are not what they could be, so it does involve a regeneration, laser—like targeting on these kind of towns. but more importantly, i think it's about jobs. it's about good quality, secure jobs, jobs. it's about good quality, securejobs, and jobs. it's about good quality, secure jobs, and one jobs. it's about good quality, securejobs, and one of the jobs.

archbishop of jerusalem in the presence of palestinian president mahmoud abbas a nice homily the act bishop appealed for believe is to overcome hatred. ok to move each other to be something together to come to misunderstandings of those who do not share their desire for an encounter in peace. is an appeal for unity and for teddy the oxford ship said he hoped the result will be on the christian faithful in a region where faiths mix and we believe too often causes conflict. well thousands of people flock every here to the birthplace of jesus to celebrate christmas journalist santa suckle has been following the festivities in the city of bethlehem we've seen a record number of tourists and pilgrims visiting both best and jerusalem this year and waters added to the festive atmosphere is the fact that the pope francis has given a relic this size a fragment of ward that has been in rome for nearly 1400 years and this is believed to have been part of the major part of the creed where jesus christ lay so it was received you with a great system ness and the belief here is that it will draw more tour

to the world today but also he gave his christmas greetings to the curia there in curates say the bishop or girls who. helped him run the vatican and i thought it was very thing that he quoted a former cardinal who's now wrong did cardinal martini of you know that who said just before he died that the church the catholic church was 200 years behind the times when other words pope francis not afraid of of criticizing the people who helped him to run the church were or the minds of the current conservative one interesting on that point david if you'll allow me one of the things that he said in the midnight mass just to the point about the criticism that he's willing to to give the church he talks about the church not being perfect and say to people don't wait for the church to be perfect what does that tell us about the year that the church has had in 21000 how difficult has it been for the catholic church this year . it's been a very bad year in many ways we've had joe pope's former top economic advisor the australian cardinal pale sentence to prison in australia for clerical sex abuse on

part bishop it's a bamma we'll celebrate midnight mass this evening in the church of the nativity christmas eve where the festivity originated. and earlier journalist the sami soco in jerusalem gave us a snapshot of the christmas celebrations underway and. we've seen a record number of tourists and pilgrims visiting both bethlehem and jerusalem this year and what as added to this festive atmosphere is the fact that the pope francis has given a relic this size a fragment of wood that has been in rome for nearly 1400 years and this is believed to have been part of the major part of the creed with jesus christ lay so it was received you with great. ness and the belief here is that it will draw more tourists to this of the city on the. israeli authorities have prevented yet again gazans from leaving and visiting the west bank visiting beslan and visiting jerusalem and even though last year they give it to mission for 700 palestinian christians to leave the gaza strip and visit this year the number was only 300 so the disappointment in gaza was very high amidst very strong condemnations from the

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it's written as a criticism of mainstream christians who are engaged in worships that are led by bishopsthors of this text, they don't like that kind of clericalism. they don't like that kind of religious service, and they are strongly discouraging people from participating in it. >> the gospel of judas is a polemic. it's a political smear against the people running the early church. >> the apostolic church was emerging. the institutional church was emerging. what we know as christianity was emerging. the gospel of judas was kind of a narrative against this institutional christianity. >> written decades after the new testament gospels, the gospel of judas is less a story about jesus than a condemnation of the leadership of the early church. >> it gives us an alternate picture of the formation of christianity. it doesn't show christianity as a developing necessarily all harmoniously. there are dissenters. there were people who felt that things had gotten off on the wrong track. the gospel of judas suggests that church leadership is -- is mistaken, is more diabolic than divine. >> so contr