first you bishop jackson, and then bishop brown.ow, around this 2004 voting issue? >> yeah, the fact is we have worked together over the last several elections, but because of the importance of this election, and because of our genuine concern in terms of black turnout, we thought it was necessary for us to have a formal agreement that we would focus on voter education, voter mobilization, to make sure that blacks are thoroughly understanding the issues, and that we are not only voting, but that we vote in the best interests of our people. so that's what this agreement is about, and i look forward to working with my fait friend bishop brown in -- >> bishop brown? >> i thank you brother al, thank you for this -- as bishop jackson indicated, we are aware that we are mobile-ing resources, often are done in silence. and this is an opportunity for us to put on the table our sources and strategize how effectively to get more blacks to vote, and others out to vote in georgia. we believe we've got the resources in terms of people, churches,

i want to introduce you to bishop strickland.e has become one of the most inspirational figures in the catholic church worldwide. he is a hero. he suffered for what he believes and what all christians believe. i'm going to talk to him now about some of the things that are on his mind that he wants to tell you, the community here at cpac. [applause] so, bishop strickland, in my conversations with you, you have often taken the phrase one nation under god and talked about how important that is to our nation, how important that is to our culture, and to individual lives. my question is, how are we doing with that in this country? bishop strickland: it is great to be with you. truly an honor. this i have to say is not my usual venue. i am much more comfortable at the altar of jesus christ, because then i just point to the lord. but it is an honor to be here at cpac to speak of the lord. we sang, how great is our god. not every place that is allowed, even in our great nation. so it is a blessing to be with all of you, whatever your fai

[applause] >> key is a future attorney general in north carolina, dan bishop.t would you do about this and how should we respond as a movement? >> we have to fight back. that's what ken paxton's example is been in texas. in north carolina, we elected a republican -- we haven't elected it republican attorney general since 1896. we've been right on the precipice of it. serving in congress, there is an open seat in north carolina and we need more soldiers on the field who can make a difference like ken has done in texas. the state attorney general tool is one of the most effective the tool bag. we've got to fight back. it's another aspect of what can just said that among people who tend to be conservative, the fact that someone brings a charge, no matter how crazy or how inventive or novel the application of a particular statute to allege a crime, people tend to be repelled or pullback. they pullback and respectful fear or disconnection. when you see the corruption we've seen in the system, that no longer can be the case. we got to lean in. we've also got to use e

bishop. [laughter] mr. bishop both aye. mr. gimenez, mr. gimenez votes aye. mr. pfluger, mr.pfluger votes aye. mr. garbarino. mr. garbarino votes aye. ms. greene? ms. greene votes aye. mr. gonzalez? mr. gonzalez votes aye. mr. lowder votes aye. mr. e cell, votes aye. mr. d esposito votes aye. ms. lee? ms. lee votes aye. mr. luttrell lester mike mr. luttrell both aye. mr. strong? mr. strong votes aye. mr. machin. votes aye. mr. crane? mr. crane votes aye. ranking member thompson? ranking member thompson votes and no. mr. jackson lee? ms. jackson lee about snow. mr. payne? mr. payne about snow. mr. swalwell? mr. swalwell votes no. mr. correa? mr. correa about snow. mr. carter? mr. carter votes no. mr. tenet r. votes aye. mr. magaziner? mr. magaziner votes no. mr. iv? mr. iv votes at no. mr. goldman? mr. goldman votes no. mr. garcia? mr. garcia about snow. mr. ramirez? mrs. ramirez about snow. mr. menendez? mr. menendez about snow. ms. clark? ms. clark votes no. mr. titus? >> i guess you know who your real friends are and who cares about fentanyl. i vote no. >> missed titus vote

bishop barber, good to be with you.tand, first of all, why it is we have these outrages that cause poverty, because the women of this country to lose their agency, lose their right to health care, threaten the environment, all of these issues that are brought together and have a special effect on poor and low-wage workers. these are not just things that happen or fall out of the sky. they come from the functioning of a capitalist system. in particular, the capitalist system in the united states, capitalism with u.s. characteristics. as we build our movement, we need to build them with an understanding of what it is we are dealing with, and what we have to confront in order to address the inequalities, in order to address the injustices that the poor people's campaign is organized to do, bring together what bishop barber has often called a fusion movement that is not just one piece of the puzzle but all of those things brought together. i think this book, "class, race, and gender: challenging the injuries and divisions o

can we move on briefly to bishops on very briefly to bishops and church bishops?shops? because be a church because you used to be a church of priest. i wondered of england priest. i wondered what of the various what you made of the various interventions have been interventions that have been made bishops, not only over made by bishops, not only over the rwanda bill, but also, we the rwanda bill, but also, as we learn recent case of learn in this recent case of bishops getting involved in saying asylum seekers are saying that asylum seekers are being are facing the threat of persecution because they have converted christianity , only converted to christianity, only for to prove to be not to for that to prove to be not to be true. and actually it's allowed quite dangerous people to remain this country. to remain in this country. should bishops butt mr should bishops butt out, mr bryant . if i . should bishops butt out, mr bryant. if i . can should bishops butt out, mr bryant . if i . can separate out bryant. if i. can separate out the two different issues. >> first

i will save you, father's abode, great bishop, our warm intercessor, saint philip, appearing at the throne of all the king, enjoying the light of the consubstantial trinity, and cherubically with the angels proclaiming the most holy song, the great and unexplored boldly having to the all-merciful ruler, pray to save the flock of christ, the people yours, the welfare of the holy churches. decorate the bishops with the splendor of holiness, strengthen the monastics with the feat of the good trend , preserve the reigning city, all cities and countries with goodness, and preserve the holy faith immaculately, pray , die the whole world through your intercession, deliver from famine and destruction, from attacks on the tribal, preserve, old comfort, guide the young, make the foolish wise, have mercy on the widows, protect the orphans, grow up the babies, return the captives, the weak and those who pray to you from all misfortunes and troubles through your intercession, free, pray for us, all generous and the philanthropic christ our god, so that on the day of his terrible coming, he will deliver

, the catholic bishops of england and wales, the church of england's house of bishops, the muslim councilthe leaders of the methodists of the united reformed church, the lutheran world federation, the un secretary—general, the un general assembly president, unicef, the world food programme, the world health organization, save the children and medecins sans frontieres, oxfam, action aid, international rescue committee, action against hunger, care international, medicalaid action against hunger, care international, medical aid for palestinians, the council for arab— british understanding, in islamic relief, christian aid, war on want, the carter centre, war child, unite the carter centre, war child, unite the union, unison, the kings centre, world vision, wateraid, tearfund, street child, star network, please direct, and scores and scores more of churches, ngos, charities and individuals who have seen israel completely abandon international humanitarian law by imposing their collective punishment on a defenceless civilian population. a civilian population in whichjust 16 weeks an estimated

according to the documents, we know that the solicitor of the vologda bishop's house at some point didr mushrooms in the moscow market and tint them to match the color of ryzhikov. in general, not only alexey romanov, but also his son, peter the great, had a passion for these mushrooms. peter ii repeatedly passed through vologda, yes, going to arkhangelsk, and was familiar with archbishop gabriel kichigin. gabriel sent ryzhikov to the tsar, for which he later received a letter of gratitude. the whole letter, the whole letter, is dedicated to the fact that the saffron milk caps have arrived. the saffron milk caps have been eaten, the saffron milk caps are delicious, and the king has come to the table. peter ii introduced notebook production, this impressive code is an analogue of the modern cadastre, information about forests, rivers, beaver ruts, arable lands, and separate plots in which the hive was kept. in all these documents, human destinies, terrible funny situations, in all their diversity, this era, in which documents had not yet been invented by man, helps scientists explore co

ranch bishop ranch in san ramon.t, you have your snacks, your appetizers, you're ready to go, you've got the big screen on standby, the cushions on the couch all prepared for super bowl sunday. so what time does kickoff start, anyway? >> that's right. that answer may be harder to get than you think. here is what we do know. super bowl start time is listed as it usually is these years, at 3:30 p.m. pregame coverage goes on all day long. one former executive at espn says come kickoff, don't expect a hard start. the reason is pure and simple. money. >> it's the biggest showcase for the nfl to get across all of the things it stands for. they're hoping that people will tune in as early as possible in that 6:00 to 6:30 hour eastern time and catch most of the messaging they want to deliver. >> by messaging, he means ads. at $7 million per a 30-second spot, it adds up. after kickoff time, right about 3:00 or 3:33 p.m., give or take a few seconds or minutes. >>> of course, the super bowl is more than just a game. for many cas

bishop? mr. bishop votes i. mr. pflueger? mr. pflueger votes aye. mr. garbarino? mr. garbarino votes i. mr. gonzalez votes ms. lee? ms. lee votes aye. mr. letrell votes aye. mr. strong? mr. strong votes aye. mr. mccain votes aye. mr. crane? mr. crane votes aye. ranking member thompson? >> no. >> ranking member thompson votes no. ms. jackson lee? >> no. >> ms. jackson lee votes no. mr. pain? mr. pain votes no. mr. correa? mr. correa votes no. mr. carter? mr. carter votes no. mr. canada? mr. canada are votes no. mr. magaziner? mr. magaziner votes no. mr. ivy? mr. ivy votes no. mr. garcia votes no. mrs. ramirez? mrs. ramirez votes no. mr. menendez? mr. menendez votes no. ms. clark? ms. clark votes no. missed titus? ms. titus votes no. >> how am i recorded? or how is mr. loadout recorded? >> mr. alonna is not recorded. >> mr. alonna votes aye. >> chairman green votes aye. >> on that vote, there were 18 ayes and 14 nos. >> that motion is agreed to. and i recognize myself is offering an amendment in the nature of the substitute personal >> order. >> what purpose are you rec

bishop has a policy no, no, no, no.here arere some circumstances when that everyone can be detained, and in the circumstances then that everybody should be detained. so i figured it out. we have the impeachment of secretary mayorkas, because the law says that immigrant shall be detained unless it is the judgment of representative dan bishop of north carolina that they are exempt from detention. thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields, in time. i thank the gentleman. ladies and gentlemen, we have votes going on right now. we're going to recess and he will reconvene at 4:40. at 4:40 will be starting back in you. we are in recess. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> comic up more from the house homeland secured communities impeachment resolution against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. following the debate members voted 18-15 in favor of impeachment said in a possible house for votes next week. only once before, in 1876. >> the nature of this idea and nature of business informatio

, that’s how it happened in life, he became a bishop.share something that i’ve probably never talked about publicly: when i was elected as a locum tenens, i realized that there was, of course, a real chance that i would be elected patriarch, although nothing. it was impossible to predict, i i never asked the lord to become a patriarch, never once in my prayer was this: help me, i always asked the lord to make the right choice, because i understood from the very beginning that in any case it would not be easy for me. if i am not elected patriarch, then from a human perspective, of course, it will be some kind of disappointment , there is no need to prevaricate here, this is every person who participates in this kind of fateful election for him, he cannot be indifferent to a negative result , but i understood that in if i make a choice, a hard life awaits me, and no one except god... knows what is harder, so realizing that any choice would be difficult for me, i asked god... that the choice be the one that pleases him, and not us. voting r

bishop. thank you so much for being with me this evening. you say that the da willis she woke up ready to testify today? what was going through her mind, her demeanor this morning, what did she tell you >> well, i think from more than a month, she's endured this and i think this morning when she came to the courthouse, she was ready for whatever happened and i think she demonstrated at the court when she came, man, that she was more than ready. she was eagerly waiting this opportunity to respond to all this been saying, i mean, bishop and so you i was surprised that she took to the stand because there had been opposition to her doing so and then she appeared thank i'm ready to go. and yet, bishop, she's got a lot on the line disqualification potentially pending as it concern you that today's testimony in its entirety between nathan wade to herself, to a former friend are there concerns about its implications on her credibility and standing in the community >> but what we've seen over the last month is really an effort to destroy her reputati

it were, perform the sacrament, this is a symbol of the apostolic power vested in to him for the bishopitrachil and poruchi, yes, that is, the priest, he is obliged to perform all the sacraments, in such liturgical vestments, that is, well, the minimum vestment is ipitrachil and poruchi, on sleeves made of thick fabric with a longitudinal slit. worn on the forearm immediately behind the wrist, on the cut of the armband there is a cord with which they are tightened, the armband is decorated with a sewn cross, the armband has several symbolic meanings: firstly, they indicate the fetters that were put on christ, and secondly, what the clergyman entrusts yourself to the lord. instruct only to emphasize that the sacraments are performed not by man, but by god. yes, that is, the priest must be in vestments, here is the order, here. about the fact that he does not perform the sacrament on his own behalf, yes, that is, the grace of the priesthood was given to him during the heratonia, so he essentially acts on behalf of the bishop, so every presbyter, well... he belongs to that canonical territ

estonian authorities suspected the bishop of posing a threat to the state.he danger we are talking about has nothing to do with the church. on may 29, 2018, since then his residence permit has been extended twice, now the police have said that the hierarch poses a threat to national security because of... the neo-nazi regime in ukraine to condemn russia and abandon it, but the bishop called only for a speedy peace and avoided political intrigues. talin forced the head of the estonian orthodox church to leave the country. i remain the head of the estonian church; no one released me or removed me. i was chosen by the council of the estonian church, these are representatives of all parishes, all clergy and laity representatives from each parish. therefore, it is this organ. i must decide whether i can continue to be here or not, i’m leaving, but i’m staying, the expulsion of pro-russian citizens is already an indispensable tool, and the reason is a threat to national security, like a gear, starting the political engine of deportation. boris katkov , an eighty-t

the rook beats the knight, oh so, the pawn beats the bishop, the pawn beats the bishop, i understand. people! guys, what's up, guys? guys, guys, attention, says the director of the camp, dear guys, at the end of the shift, the third squad was recognized as the most friendly squad, it is rewarded with a trip to the water park. congratulations guys, hurray, hurray! nikolai eremenko, the eighties, the main handsome man of the country and the hero of the highest-grossing action movie pirates of the 20th century. he was strong, irresistibly popular. one girl. wrote that the girl, that she watched the picture 38 times, only relatives and friends knew that hides behind the image of a superhero: i will help with me along the corridor, lord, my god, how his soul was wounded, in his life the key figure was his father, i am in charge , no one interferes in my work, some stories, memories from childhood , i felt great reverence for my father behind this, all their lives they were firmly connected with each other, well, it’s generally difficult, difficult to explain, it all happens somewhere insid

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bishop feognost bodoryak was elected to lead the newly created central district.ant to thank everyone for their great work and call everyone to unite, as the ruling bishop of the already united chernivtsi-bukovyna diocese, i invite everyone to work together, to love, to peace, to victory. the bishop assures that the church will always remain open for... everyone, and regarding the training of future clergymen, he noted: chernivtsi national university will be able to help in the preparation. we will call our students, young people to study at faculty of theology, chernivtsi national university named after petkovich, we will all work together on this, and there is nothing to divide, we are now united. for the people of bukovyna themselves, such a decision is quite important, after all. year coincided with the fifth anniversary of the abolition of autocephaly, the fifth anniversary of the enthronement of our blessed one, the tenth anniversary of the revolution of dignity, and such important events, it is really important for ukrainians to talk about positive events a

the bishop assures that the church will always remain open for everyone. regarding the training of future clergymen, he noted: chernivtsi national university will be able to help in the preparation. we will call our students, young people to... study at the faculty of theology of chernivtsi national university named after fetkovich, we will all work together on this and there is nothing to divide, we are now united. for the people of bukovyna themselves, this decision is quite important, because it symbolically coincided with the fifth anniversary of receiving the tomos. it is pleasant that on the fifth anniversary of receiving the tomos on autocephaly, the fifth anniversary of the enthronement of our most blessed tenth. the anniversary of the revolution of dignity and such important events, it is really important for ukrainians to talk about positive events as well. in honor of the unification, metropolitan epiphanius performed a service and reminded all believers that exactly... faith in god today helps the nation to resist the enemy the leadership of th

this is at bishop ranch in san ramon.s super bowl game, the showdown against the chiefs. and monta vista high school band is helping get things started this morning. game time ready, of course, some of the band members and our niners empire are set to appear on the "today" show later this morning. we do have live coverage for you from the bay area and to vegas all morning long locally as well. keep it right here. so much ahead. >> it's amazing to see all those people up so early in the morning. >>> maybe you are set, you have your snacks ready, i know i do. your big screen is on standby and all the cushions on the couch probably placed to have that nice spot, all in preparation for super bowl sunday. so what time is kickoff, anyway? >> that answer may be harder to get than you think. super bowl start time listed as it usually is these years, at 3:30 p.m. pregame coverage goes on all day long. one former executive at espn says come kickoff, don't expect a hard start. the reason is pure and simple. money. >> it's the bigges

refusing to meet a bishop from from bethlehem. birthplace of jesus, you know, simply because he met, he shared the platform with jermy kobin, so you can see that the zionists really are dictating what the church does, so the church has become an extension of the state, but this is this is danger when you you believe in the concepts of for example, separation of church and state, i mean part of religion is is to to have political views, i mean in islam i think this is very strong that you cannot, you cannot differentiate. between you know politics, social life, islam is a code of life and therefore it has influence on every aspect of it, and that used to be the case with the church also, but lately they have become very weak, i think they don't have any power and the leadership has is just you know they're being ruled by zionis just like everyone else, and name, tel aviv hasn't missed its words its low regard for bodies like the united nations, the rights body is fighting back, but might it be too late as it's been defunded, undermined and sidelined? let me first, if you don't mind ju

the bishop has the opportunity, firstly, to visit all the parishes, and secondly, to communicate withmeans to find out how and how each parish lives. very intense tasks were set, namely, that before performing the sacrament of baptism, any adult is required to listen to several lectures about what it is, in general, this sacrament of baptism, in general, what are the foundations of man’s faith in the kingdom of heaven? there, any teenager was given an interactive tour of the temple, and you can , for example, go to the altar, for example, you can go in, see what kind of table it is, what kind of chair it is, and see what they have on top, but you can’t see the dome from here, you can take it and read what kind of icon this is, who is this holy saint of god, this one or that one? rosilnikov has one, you can put some kind of icon here, now before lunch, you and i are together let's pray, whoever wants to pray can stand up, men, can take off their hats , this is the custom, blessed is our god, always, now and ever and forever and ever, up to 100 people come to us a day, but in winter up

[applause] >> key is a future attorney general in north carolina, dan bishop.you do about this and how should we respond as a movement? >> we have to fight back. that's what ken paxton's example is been in texas. in north carolina, we elected a republican -- we haven't elected it republican attorney general since 1896. we've been right on the precipice of it. serving in congress, there is an open seat in north carolina and we need more soldiers on the field who can make a difference like ken has done in texas. the state attorney general tool is one of the most effective the tool bag. we've got to fight back. it's another aspect of what can just said that among people who tend to be conservative, the fact that someone brings a charge, no matter how crazy or how inventive or novel the application of a particular statute to allege a crime, people tend to be repelled or pullback. they pullback and respectful fear or disconnection. when you see the corruption we've seen in the system, that no longer can be the case. we got to lean in. we've also got to use every too

i travel to especially remote places where not only the patriarch’s foot has never set foot, the bishop’slp me understand, including what should be at the center of our agenda today , this is life. no, it’s simply not visible from the capital, so i’m generally surprised at what i see, firstly, of course, meeting amazing people, they always told me chukotka, chukotka, chukotka, in chukotka i met such wonderful people than in all-terrain vehicles were waiting for you, firstly, people are busy with business, they raise deer, they live in their yorts. around the country - this is a very important part of my ministry. the patriarch, it seems to me, is a person who thinks not only in categories here now, he thinks long-term. on february 12 , 2016, at the havana airport, the pope and the patriarch of moscow met for the first time in history. the press called this event the meeting of the millennium, representing two branches of christianity, separated by centuries of hostility, pope francis and patriarch kirill signed a joint declaration on the main problems of christianity in the modern world.

of its shepherd, of course the life of the estonian orthodox church. will continue, it has three bishopsduring this period of forced absence from the country the law. to the extent that this remains possible for him, he will continue his concern for the estonian orthodox church, at least until she herself makes some other decision. let me remind you that the estonian orthodox church is a self-governing church within the moscow patriarchate; it itself elects its primates through its council. yeah, that is, i am like that. independently in matters of internal church administration in matters of education, enlightenment, preaching church service, and the election of its primates and its bishops is carried out by itself, but despite the fact that the candidates are agreed with his holiness patriarch and holy synod in moscow. the estonian orthodox church has already experienced difficult pages of its history in the nineties . own churches, its clergy were listed as unemployed because, from the point of view of the estonian state, there was no religious organization to which they belonged. the

conference of catholic bishops to that page. rich resources.her, you are a pastor, what would you want someone to take away from watching this show? >> i would say , what we begin with. the images of the children. because any child understands the love of a mother , a mother's heart , her compassion and caring. and those images of a rosary around the globe, the images of our lady bringing children in over the cathedral and all the people of god, it shows she is with us and present to us and cares about us . she is what those icons say of her, the searcher for the lost, the comforter of the afflicted. >> thank you. and thank you for watching us on 'mosaic' and have a wonderful lent and easter. >>> home of super bowl lviii between the 49ers and the chiefs. this is kpix cbs news bay area. >>> wet and windy weather across the bay area and it is likely to continue for raining much of the day prompting warnings from state and local officials. with all the rain comes inea

on the left is bishop saphrony of krestolevsky, on the right is the first orthodox bishop in easternmanage to do some great thing, then it’s quite possible. to replenish this series of sculptures with your beautiful or so-so appearance, it’s not about appearance, it’s about the significance of the soul of actions, right? the wooden iconostasis covered with gold leaf is absolutely traditional for siberia. the first iconostasis was destroyed during soviet times; a bakery was built in the church when views on religion changed , unusual frescoes appeared in the temple, for example, the image of the millennium of the baptism of holy russia, all the saints, starting with the equal-to-the-apostles princes olga and... so you remember a fragment from the history of kolchak: a monument to alexander kolchak, the hands of the famous vyacheslav klykov, was installed in front entrance to the znamensky monastery. was to my liking, but in any case, we should not forget that alexander kolchak, a military politician, plateau worker, great scientist, oceanographer and polar explorer. kolchak was in irk

. >> reporter: a major concern for bishop bob jackson. >> she understands the plight of the inner city especially people of color and those that are less fortunate than others. >> i look at politics and public service as being able to not tinker around the edges but dismantling the systems that are for full and equal opportunity for everyone. >> bishop bob worked with barbara lee many times and worries the state will not be represented if they are both from southern california. >> reporter: she does not have the money backing her but she is from northern california. where are we going to be if all of the southern california people begin to win the senate race and become senators for the california, will we be represented? will we have a voice? >> checks and balances. >> reporter: according to crane, that is a long standing issue in the senate since there are only two for the entire state. a lesson she is teaching. >> this is a really, really important seat for california. we just started talking about the place my classes. there is no state as big and diverse as california is. so, we h

meanwhile bishop the left.at every anglican becomes a parish anglican who becomes a parish representative in his diocese of worcester undertake worcester now has to undertake compulsory unconscious bias training . covid is this training. covid is this politicisation of the church of england actually driving people away, do you think? >> well, i, i honestly believe that the church of england's numbers have been falling dramatically. in fact, over the last 2 or 3 years, they've fallen by about 15% already. so there's something going seriously wrong with the church of england. and look, they can have they don't have to have laws to say, we want more black bishops or brown bishops. it doesn't matter if somebody is any good at what you do, you would have thought they would have gotit would have thought they would have got it anyway. and anyway, put panel. i'm in put them on every panel. i'm in favour of all this, but the idea of saying saying to ordinary of saying saying to an ordinary congress nation, we're doing t

but of course, the former anglican bishop of rochester . i the former anglican bishop of rochester. anglican bishop of rochester . i know you've had rochester. i know you've had your disputes, but michael, the head of our established church in, is unwell. uh is this a time when , as a nation, we should when, as a nation, we should pray ? pray? >> well, yes . i pray? >> well, yes. i was going to say, nigel, you've got the word right. i was just about to say that i've been listening to the programme and the word prayer hasn't mentioned . but hasn't yet been mentioned. but of this diagnosis, um, of course, this diagnosis, um, there are so many ramifications, but , uh, it there are so many ramifications, but, uh, it does remind us of our own mortality. someone was saying on your programme that we live some of our lives through the royal family, and, um , this the royal family, and, um, this does remind us that that, uh, we are all mortal and that we all need prayer and, of course, uh, the nation and the churches do pray for the king. uh, all the time. but now, especially , uh, time. but

refusing to meet a bishop from from bethlehem, the place birth place of jesus, simply because he met you shared the platform with j'. robin so you can see that the zionists really are dictating what the church does, so the church has become an extension of the state, but this is this is danger when you you believe in the concepts of for example, of church and state, i mean part of religion is is to to have political views. i mean in islam, i think this is very strong that you cannot, you cannot differentiate between politics, social life. islam is a code of life and therefore it has influence on every aspect of it, and that used to be the case with the church also, but lately they have become very weak, i think they don't have any power and the leadership has is just you know. "they are being ruled by zionists just like everyone else, and name, tel aviv hasn't missed its words its low regard for bodies like the united nations, the rights body is fighting back, but might it be too late as it's been defunded, undermined and sidelined? let me first, if you don't mind, just say one word

went to him and told him i was feeling this burden and i had had this experience that i had gone to bishop bob jackson and her evening communion service any preached a sermon on jonah. people who were running from the gospel. was there that evening and every time he said jonah i heard jackie. he said, if anyone senses a call, come to the altar and before i knew it, i don't remember walking or getting up. i was at the altar and i said yes, to that sense of god i had and the rest is history. i talked to dr. smith and he said we have been waiting for you. i preached my trial sermon probably august of , 25 years ago this year. august 19th, 1995. later that year, august of 95 and immediately moved to d.c. to go to howard school . >> that is the opening segment and that will keep us truly interested all the way. >> wonderful. >> we will come back in a moment. please join us with reverend dr. jackie thompson who is now the pastor of allen baptist church. 100 year anniversary. >>> welcome back to 'mosaic'. if you heard dr. thompson you had to be excited about her call to ministry. she is pastor of

and there's these famous exchanges, and this is one where they're debating bishop usher's estimate that the earth began in thousand four b.c. bryan says, well, i don't know if that's accurate, although he in his defense, isn't too far different from bishop usher. but then there's they're discussing how usher reached reaches calculations. there's this exchange darrow but what do you think that the bible says? don't you know how it was arrived that. bryan i never made calculation. darrow a calculation from what? bryan i could not say. darrow from the generations of man. that's where how usher made his calculations. bryan i would not want to say that. darrow what do you think? bryan i do not think about things. i don't think about. darrow how do you think about things you do think about? bryan well, sometimes and in this grilling, depending on who's listening and who's reading, the accounts, have very different takeaways in kind of the urban and h.l. mencken world. darrow made bryan look like a buffoon. but the people who loved william jennings bryan and like the anti evolution law, bryan