christ: am i good? president biden: you're good. [laughter] dr. christ: okay, perfect.y, sorry the technical. so that is a really great question, madam vice president, and something that, here in arizona, we feel strongly about. so this is just one portion of our state vaccination plan. so we are looking to partner with community leaders to put community-based pods in some of those hard-to-reach and targeted zip codes. we have contracted with communications groups that specialize in reaching our hispanic/latino or our hard-to-reach populations to do intense communication about the importance of vaccine. we're also working with our state's medicaid program to ensure that we've got non-medical transport available that they can use if they want to come out here to one of these sites or any other sites. and we're also taking advantage of the cdc's retail pharmacy partnership to make sure that we're getting those vaccines into pharmacies in hard-hit areas, as well as our community health centers. and so that's just a little bit about the plan, but we definitely are trying to

the simple beauty that marks the taste of the men who built and furnished christ church.diers and airmen who attend the afternoon program, truly sit for moment in the seeds of history. adams, washington, jefferson and franklin heard sermons from the pews of old christ church at the time when the english king had a price on all of their heads. ♪ during the revolution, director of christ church was a staunch friend of the patriot cause and preached many sermons from the ancient pulpit on the doctrine of freedom and independence, which became the cornerstone of our nation. today at old christ church, the audience hears an address by the united states air force chaplain , in which he recalls the names and ideas of patriot spokesman. -- spokesmen. >> this afternoon with your indulgence, i would like to direct our thoughts to the roots of our american freedom. this is, innocence, an american family gathering to celebrate the spiritual aspects of the declaration of our independence from the british crown and parliament. here in this historic church. and to honor the men who wors

the mass is a solemn and beautiful ritual commemorating the sorrowful death of christ at calvary 2000, the mass is a vital sense of reality of his faith, unchanging over the centuries. the ceremony has brought peace and courage to american fighting men from valley forge to korea, as it brings strength and comfort today to those who worship in the gentle light of this cathedral. ♪ [singing] the climax of the mass is reached after the elevation of the host, as military personnel and civilians gather at the altar rail to receive holy communion. [choir singing] ♪ [choir and organ music] ♪ following the service at st. peter and st. paul's cathedral, a communion breakfast is served for the servicemen and women by members of the congregation. the breakfast provides a leisurely opportunity for the military guests and their civilian hosts to become better acquainted. ♪ most of the members of the armed forces attending services in philadelphia on religious emphasis day were brought direct you from military establishments by buses specially provided for the occasion. at the methodist church, whe

we implore you on christ's behalf. be reconciled to god.nd another people to a new group. we are bringing the message of hope and of christ to be able to reconcile people and to be able to put people back together again. that's what happens in a weekly time we get together to be able to pray and that's what i pray happens through our national prayer breakfast and through this dialogue as well. let's pray together. >> father, i am so grateful for the way that you provide for us, in very difficult days we find you faithful. help us to be reconciled, , help us to see each other as you see us and we would see people that we disagree with commas people that were created by you, we value in worth. help us to be ambassadors of christ, reconciling people to you, and reconciling people to each other. give us unity through the challenges to be able to answer the hard questions that we have to face together. thank you jesus. that we can stop at every moment, good times and bad, and the people to hear your voice and know your direction and see your lov

help us to be ambassadors of christ.iling people to each other. give us unity through the charges to be able to answer the hard questions we have to face together. thank you, jesus, that we can stop at every moment, good times and bad, and to be able to hear your voice and know your direction, and see your love and truth. use this time, god, in a way only you can. in the name of jesus i pray, amen. ♪ >> president george bush and his wife were part of eight national prayer breakfast from 2001 to 2008. five months after the 9/11 attack, president bush reminded the nation and the world that faith is not the absence of suffering, it is the presence of grace. i am honored to introduce the 43rd president of these not in stance, george w. bush. >> one of the highlights of the presidency was attending the national prayer breakfast every year. in 2001, following the 9/11 attacks, prayer helped heal and unite our nation. prayer is the language of reconciliation. it has the vocabulary of grace, love and peace our country needs to m

and so what is the story that guides the christian church is the story of christ. in one of the interesting things that comes up here is the word of finance, the word it's self has fin, which means the end like the end of a book. finance is a story of ending. i spent a lot of time in the book talk about how christianity, really particular in the medieval period is based on the apocalyptic thought that christ will return in amongst are laboring for this. and money common set of time going forward is a morphed future, it's fixed me future and the calculated coming backwards like a mortgage. on that as present-day conception of time. we see the end, when the interest is due, at the end of the monthly rent is due. everything is projected towards the future, that future redemption and apocalypse and then calculate it going backwards. that was a tremendous revolution in the history of money. >> to go back just a little bit, early forms of money had hull in them. that changed at some point to where the coin became a solid object that you could imprint whatever you wanted

and on that is to actually harm the body of christ. i just kind of got fascinated by these is our medieval ideas as i guess in some ways i got lost in a for a couple of years, unfortunately or fortunately. >> so it took the process of writing the book, it took seven years. our wonderful friends at of the press and if such an extraordinary list of books and "the money plot" sits right in their fascinating and i just think they're publishing program, it's legendary. the things that come out of that house are remarkable. it's not that huge a book. where in seven years, what took so long? >> i think one of the reasons why of the press come to get to your idea, of the press is what it is, i would write the book. i remember specifically after about four or five years i really had written the book about four times all the way through and i finally really had it. i remember i sent it to the publisher as a pdf file here i just pressed send and i'm like oh my god, i'm done. within two minutes it was like no, i don't like it. another year it was

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. >> tucker: planned parenthood is america's number one provider of abortions but pregnancy rates are declining dramatically so planned parenthood has another revenue stream, kids who identify as transgender. kept on the hook in terms of follow-up appointments, blood work, meeting, et cetera, abortionsnd are a one-and-donene situation. thought yound might want to know about this. abigail schreiter knows a lot about it, thanks for coming on. planned parenthood is involved. outline this for us if you would. >> in the last decade, as you said the rates of abortion have plummeted in america. it's the lowest they have been since 1973 when roe v. wade was decided. planned parenthood has found a second record new revenue screen, theseyoung girle

and the teaching of jesus christ.a lot about j it how this letter was framed and that's how i felt. i did not feel sorry for add many am. i felt sorry for this person and what they represent in our tribe, david. people that have been taught the gospel of jesus christ and even knowing the truth choose darkness. i'm not talking about politics either. i'm talking about the gore fiction and idolization of this personality over what they have known their entire life. >> i'm glad the letter went out because it showed where an awful lot of americans are. it reflected where a lot of americans are right now. sit a complete contradiction of the strip sure that said god does d not give us the spirit of fear but of power, love, and sound mind. what we have is a spirited fear has overtaken an enormous number of people. what makes it doubly sad, and you hit the nail on the head describing this sad. what makes it doubly sad is that the solution to their fear was donald trump. that donald trump was the instrument, the lord's anointed

virgin mary looking over christ off the cross.rifice. >> i got you. like i said, i'm -- i backed off a lot of that, sent a lot of crazy messages because you can imagine, when you see all this stuff, it can -- babies getting killed, can make you kind of angry. so yeah, also, right, i did apologize to you after that. and i -- because i can't prove any of it, i don't know if it's true. but there's certainly things like that that i guess were misconstrued we could say. >> whatever brian thinks about me now, he's still convinced there is a global cabal out there and thinks some of them have already been arrested. >> you think it's possible that hillary clinton has already been arrested, there's a double of her out there, and biden has been overthrown but there's a double of him? >> i think those are possible, really do. like i said, i told you before we started this, lot of stuff i'm going to say sounds crazy to me when i say it out loud, but if you look at the evidence you can find, you see this is plausible. and i can't think of any

church are recovering after a decade was it was a tuesday lunchtime on a sunny summer's day in christ church in tim sickens a city that had taken 150 years to build it was unrecognizable. was the shallow magnitude $6.00 earthquake shared the facades of dozens of structures it completely leveled the pyne gould and canterbury television buildings those were where the majority of the $185.00 deaths would be tallied once risk your operations turned recovery we may well be witnessing a new zealand stock to stay. c c there new zealand was in mourning but in christchurch there was no time for tears the central city was cordoned off in case of aftershocks there would be more than $20000.00 power water and sewerage mains were ruptured across the city people needed a place to sleep the 10s of thousands of homes were badly damaged or destroyed. if it wasn't the earthquake that broke them the silt that follows did across one 3rd of the city it bubbled up through new cracks in some places more than a meter deep. in the district of hassled notice that she was your boss off. and then for years parki

people and appended countless more lives new zealanders have paused to remember the victims of the christ church earthquake thousands joined the service at the national earthquake memorial the massive seismic tremor measuring 6.3 hit along a previously unknown fault when it directly under the city about 170000 buildings and homes were destroyed or damaged well new zealand is marking the 10th anniversary of the christ church earthquake the magnitude 6.3. killed so many people are charlotte dallas reports. it was it was a tuesday lunchtime on a sunny summer's day in christchurch in tim sickens a city that had taken 150 years to build and was unrecognizable. was. the shallow magnitude $6.00 earthquake shared the facades of dozens of structures it completely leveled the pyne gould and canterbury television buildings those were where the majority of the $185.00 deaths would be tallied once risk your operations turned recovery and we may well be witnessing a new zealand stock to stay 'd 'd. new zealand was in mourning but in christchurch there was no time to tears the central city was cordoned

people and appended countless more lives new zealanders reported today to remember victims of the christ church earthquake thousands joined a service at the national earthquake memorial the massive seismic tremor measuring 6.3 it along a previously unknown fault running directly under the city is charlotte ballasts it was it was a tuesday lunchtime on a sunny summer's day in christchurch in 10 seconds a city that had taken 150 years to build it was unrecognizable. the shallow magnitude $6.00 earthquake shared the facades of dozens of structures it completely leveled the pyne gould and canterbury television buildings those were where the majority of the $185.00 deaths would be tallied once risk your operations turn to recovery and we may well be witnessing new zealand's darkest day. 'd new zealand was in mourning but in christchurch there was no time for tears the central city was cordoned off in case of aftershocks there would be more than $20000.00 power water and sewerage mains were ruptured across the city people needed a place to sleep but tens of thousands of homes were badly damage

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the services of the post office plus ups only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> sean: all right. unfortunately, that's all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. set your dvr, never miss an episode.ev i have one request. have a great weekend. no politics. enjoy the super bowl. enjoy the time with your friends and family. we'll take care of everything and get back to business monday. have a great super bowl weekend. ♪ ♪ >>

the left says christ was radical, but christ is the creator, god in human flesh, and he's the only one can give you peace, and he wants to give you that peace, eternal peace. will you come to him? - [woman] are you looking for peace that can withstand any hardship that life can bring? visit findingtruepeace.com to find answers. that's findingtruepeace.com. ♪ ♪ >> sean: now the hypocrisy, double standards on the democrats is on full display tonight. walls continue to surround the capitol with razor wire on top, despite no known active orgh ongoing security threat against the building or elected ,officials. remember, it was democrats, they were the ones that lectured america for years that walls don't work, and that they shouldn't be built to secure the southern border. to remind you. >> we can secure our border without an ineffective, expensive wall. >> and i demand that thee president end his temper tantrums and quest for a racist and xenophobic wall. >> a wall is in immorality. it's not who we are as a nation >> on the subject, let's be perfectly clear. the president's medieval vanity

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it was amazing how many populists were disciples of christ.torationism to come out of the early 19th century -- they believed that modern religion had become corrupt and materialistic. they often referred to the mainline denominations as "churchianity" and not christianity. rural evangelicalism and rural denominations had a countercultural tradition that goes all the way back to the late colonial period. women and men were viewed as more equal in the eyes of god. women had a more important role to play in church life than they did in many of the, i guess, more liturgical denominations. urban religion came in for a lot of criticism from populists who complained about elaborate church buildings and stained glass and expensive pipe organs. and so, yes, it is certainly true populists, in addition to drawing upon some of the language of jeffersonian republicanism, they also drew, probably in equal parts, from the countercultural traditions of evangelical protestantnism and of the restorationist sect. the summer camp meeting was probably the single

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this we ask in the name of our lord jesus christ your son who lives and reigns with you and the holyts of columbus through countless acts of charity confirm the dignity of every person. who's service is fundamental to our principal unity. and nowhere is our commitment more important that in our stand for the sanctity of unborn life. ♪ >> i pledge to you the knights of columbus will stay at the forefront of this global cause. >> each year we choose a theme for the march for life upon which to build our message. the theme we choose is one that we hope is needed at that particular time in our history. with all of the division and unrest, with a few in our country, we felt strongly that this year's theme should call for a time of coming together, a reminder that our background and unique mission find strength in the truth and in working together to protect the voiceless. and so our theme for this year is together strong, life unites. our theme is meant not only to highlight the unity of our cause but to also highlight the destructiveou and divisive realy of abortion. abortion divides and

2nd biggest city a decade ago thousands joined us service at the national earthquake memorial in christ church 10 years after the tremor that killed 185 people the magnitude 6.3 earthquake hit along a previously unknown fault running directly under the city 170000 buildings were destroyed or damaged. the earthquake and aftershocks affected people in complete and diverse ways the toll could not have been more significant and daily reminders made it harder a fractured landscape after shocks struggling friends and neighbors and children with deep and unseen. 10 years on the all the people still living their daily lives with a long share of that day. a memorial was also held until yama in japan 12 exchange students from the japanese city are among the victims the students were inside a language college in christ church when the earthquake shook the building causing it to collapse surely ballasts reports on how those in christ church are recovering 10 years on. i it was a tuesday lunchtime on a sunny summer's day in christchurch in tim sickens a city that had taken 150 years to build it was

through e-commerce ally get mean and ally market it behind it have some dressmaking the value of christ show i mean its share prices triple years after it's listing why are investors so excited about it well after tick tock exit the hong kong market quiet so becomes the only short video platform company in the market so it's making this like investor feeling very very special it's getting very popular among the retail investors especially for them it's like a very exciting game to see this i.p.o. so before the i.p.o. 1420000 people signed up for the lottery is the highest number ever and the winning rate was only 4 percent so it's amazing for the investors as to see such a medium sized company to rise to like other big companies and become one of the hong kong market with one with very high market value. are there any risks for chinese companies listing this well there are some the 1st risk is china's anti-monopoly rules am met to digital platforms we all remember how the end group was forced to quit its i.p.o. and the management reshuffle afterwards so this time we don't know when the

he said no she did not say that, he said that we are calvary, referring to christ on calvary.on't know that anybody saw that coming. so i think people were taken aback, but that is the way that he interpreted those words because of course, the phrase earlier as understood, we are the cavalry was seen as something to be as evidence that there had been plans to take the fight to the capital to stop the election count. you mentioned the court of public opinion and a lot of people in their case today, mr trump's moyers did say that this is just wholly political, an opportunity to eliminate mr trom's supporters. how important is public opinion and the future of the republican party? —— mr trump supporter. future of the republican party? -- mr trump supporter.— future of the republican party? -- mr trump supporter. public opinion is uuite mr trump supporter. public opinion is quite important, _ mr trump supporter. public opinion is quite important, it _ mr trump supporter. public opinion is quite important, it is _ mr trump supporter. public opinion is quite important, it is playing

roosevelt to bring hoover in on certain policy issues, and roosevelt exploded and said i'm not jesus christ, and i'm not going to raise hoover from the dead. when he dies harry truman reaches out to him and asks him for a meeting and sends this 71-year-old man on a fact finding mission, a global fact finding mission, post-war food and humanitarian needs. it's used by george marshall in formulating the marshall plan. and so hoover under truman i think gets rehabilitated. he's brought back into service, and, you know, in fairness the only person who had really dealt with feeding millions of people and dealing with that kind of relief effort was hoover. plus he also still had a network within the leadership of europe that remembered him from world war i, and especially in germany really the only american that they trusted after world war ii was hoover because at a time when the allies didn't want food to go into post-world war i germany, hoover fought to get it in. >> i feel it's one of roosevelt's great failings he did not brief truman on everything. not on the atomic bomb, on his strategy, n

and the christ figure was a child being sacrificed.n this old pool in a mansion in which q followers said was my old house. it's actually an old vanderbilt astate in asheville, north carolina that as far as i know neither i or my mom had ever been to. the cia allegedly trained me as a super cia agent infiltrating the media as part of a program called operation mockingbird. the confirmation, according to q supporters, the necklace my mom wore in that photo looked like it could be from guatemala. the cia had supported a coup in guatemala in 1954. i was also called a pedophile, phony flight logs reported to be from convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein's airplane appeared online with my name and dozens of other well-known people. it's all made up, of course, but qanon supporters seem to believe it or at least use it to try to harass me. jitarth jadeja was a believer until june 2019. did you at the time believe that democrat, high level democrats and celebrities were worshipping satan, drinking the blood of children? >> anderson, i though

and i don't know of anyone who believes in jesus christ knows of anything about separation.eparation because i never will. >> trey: i want to ask you about something else you believe in, you are heavily involved in something called patriot support. we got about a minute but i want you to tell folks what is patriot support and why is it so important to you? >> patriot support is important to me, all branches of the military i go to a base anywhere in the united states of america and i try to remove that stigma of mental health. i try to think uhs for giving the opportunity. the military, those are true heroes and i'm always good to stand behind them, i'm always going to stand behind them and right now that's what we have to do as a country. stand behind him our military, law enforcement, first responders, those are the people who put things on the line. if i heard you say earlier and you're correct, education is the key and we have to continue to stand behind that. >> trey: i think that's coming from somebody who graduated number one in his high school class if i'm not mistak

that's more than any human being except jesus christ. so i guess like the ugly man. i might have stayed at home. but i thought there was a gripping story about lincoln that has never been told this way. and the book doesn't just go into the speech it puts the reader right on the ground. alongside some of the key participants. i've always been struck by the famous people weaving in and out of the story that day so what i did was i i wanted to focus on them. as well as on link and on this day, i think their stories and their perception of the war. really takes us out of the realm of abstractions and into understanding that war in a really visceral way. through the thoughts and emotions and feelings of these people. and they're all wonderful people and very perceptive. and i think this approach also brings lincoln down to earth. he was you know, he was not some ethereal figure he was actual president and a grubby political world and he was dealing with this. horrific tragedy in the greatest threat to the nation in america's history. so i think to understand that speech

missions and goes door to door for jesus and at one point he tries to talk about them into embracing christ and that doesn't work out. [laughter] but the whole time he is plotting the next campaign and he really thinks the purpose in life is to try to achieve elected office and higher office so he can improve the lives of people in georgia. he doesn't run a racist campaign. he never said anything racist he runs a dog whistle campaign where it is a code word campaign that appeals to racist and segregationist his opponent was the former governor who was very popular in atlanta with moderate and the opponent got 90 percent of the black folk to because it only been a few years since they been allowed to vote in georgia. so for carter to win he had to win all the people in the world counties that this time voted for trump like those that voted for perdue so he did things and said nice things like george wallace and welcome him to come in and pay a visit as a founder of the white citizens council of georgia which sent a message to those people but at the same time he was secretly meeting with dad

had with electrical experiments. -- i now implore you to consider the mysteries of the new birth of christ, and you can just imagine franklin rolling his eyes. whitfield was constantly talking to him, and i just wonder what the private conversations that were all recorded, i wish i could have been there for some of them. but franklin and his sister had conversations like that. franklin went back to boston from philadelphia to visit his family. it's clear that the they fought. this is one of the struggles you have writing a biography of any kind of 18th century figure like this. almost all the letters that were written to franklin were lost because some person in the past, thought oh, who cares about this 18th century woman. let's just throw this in the trash. it breaks your heart, really. it's kind of like listening to a phone conversation where you only hear the one side. ben rights back to her later and into effect says i am sorry we fought. he sends her cloth as a gift to say i am sorry that i was harsh towards you. but it's clear they were fighting about whether you need god to be norm

sanders, the producer of the musical talked but seeley's infinite ability to forgive and it's almost christ-like almost messianic without all of the -- that comes with it. and alice talks about one of the biggest misreadings of the book is people anyway e never pay attention to seeley's relationship to god and to think of seeley as a figure who is christ-like without being fully messianic, i suppose, is really interesting. i guess seeley. sounds like a cliche put one thing i thought was so interested when i interviewed alice and talked about seeley was based on her grandmother rachel and kept insisting she was a beautiful woman but no one believe that, she is at beautiful as netie, and so she's like we believe the version of seeley and i realize my own biases. didn't thick was doing the and the discovered in the archives a picture of alice's mother two grandmothers and a neighbor. in the book. it was tote -- who is this woman? this is rachel. she kept telling me -- she look like josephine baker. it's crazy. >> part of that might have been because -- if you were like me and saw the movie before y

county sheriff was giving an update of the christ. >> the vehicle traveled several hundred feet from the center divider and rested on the west side of the road. >> a vehicle ran off the road. >> reporter: emergency crews say woods was conscious and able to communicate when they arrived to pry him from the wreckage just after 7:00 this morning. >> he seems as though he was calm and lucid. >> reporter: deputy carlos gonzalez was the first on scene. he said he helped to keep woods, until firefighters arrived to free him. >> he didn't seem concerned about his injuries at the time, which is not uncommon in traffic collisions. >> reporter: the golf legend was taken into surgery at the harbor ucla medical center with serious injuries to both his legs. the 15-time major champion recently underwent a fifth surgery on his back. woods was charged with dui after police in florida found him asleep in a damaged car. he later attributed that to an unexpected reaction to prescription medications. as for today's crash -- >> deputies, at the time, they did not see any evidence of impairment anything o

and roosevelt exploded and said i'm not jesus christ, i'm not going to raise hoover from the dead. and when he dies, harry truman reaches out to him, and asked for a meeting. here's a 71 year old man, a fact finding mission he sent them on a global fact finding mission, the post war food and humanitarian aid. and it is used by george marshall in formulating the marshall plan. and so hoover the under truman, i think gets rehabilitated. he is drop back into service and you know, in fairness the only person that really dealt with feeding millions of people and dealing with that kind of relief effort was hoover plus, he also still had a network within the leadership of europe that remembered him from world war i and especially in germany, really the only american that was trusted after world war ii was hoover. because at a time when the allies didn't when anybody to go to post world war i, germany over five to go. and >> i feel like one of a reserve worlds greatest failings, was he did not want to, strategies not on united nations, so truman really had to take over, with very little un

to christ. is a moment that changed jazz life in our lives for a. fact i. thought that the only people that had actually seen not one is jay and myself he forgot about it being being died on the a large screens and also around the world. news coverage and social media broadcasts jay's moment to the 4 corners of the earth over 90000000 people took jay to their hearts since then he's been known as celtic super fan. belfast has more than its fair share of celtic shrines tony coleman's house looks quite normal on the outside. inside is a whole different ballgame. when you never brains walk the talk sounds like. from my my grandfather right through to my father through to me during the song solid has been in our blood it's a birthright supporter. tony needs his football fix so in the offseason he started his own celtic media channel. from his garridge he broadcasts a radio talk show. and what do you like selling it at length fields but broadcast and put them on you tube and stream them all that different celtic sites all over the internet itself like that to hol

the deadly earthquake in 2011 left 185 people dead and destroyed much of downtown christ church. it's not been one year since italy experienced its first known death from covid-19, italians paid tribute to the dead yesterday with church services and weakling ceremonies. italy is europe's second highest death toll with more than 95,000 people have died from the coronavirus. uk has the most with 120,000 covid related deaths so far, italy has three million confirmed cases of the coronavirus. two women from northern california are back home after being arrested for violating quarantine rules in hawaii police and now he's a 27 year old aerial catalano from oakley and 21 year old vanessa hamilton from vacaville traveled to maui from a while who without a negative covid-19 test. also they were not staying at an improved hotel to complete the mandatory 10 day travel quarantine. the women were traveling with two others who were also arrested. all four were released from custody after voluntarily flying back to oahu in new york. more lawmakers we're taking aim and governor andrew cuomo ove

christ, and some others. disciples of christ, which are -- compared to methodists, already relatively small denomination. they were populists, it was amazing how many populists were silently suppressed. and, restoration it's who come out of the stone campbell movement, of the early 19th century, they believed that, modern religion had become corrupt. and, materialistic. they often referred to the mainline denomination of church he entity, not christianity. and so, populists, and rural evangelicals particularly restoration it denominations had a sort of counter cultural tradition. again that goes all the way back down to the colonial period. women, and men were viewed as more equal, in the eyes of god. women had a more important role is to play in church life. then they did in many of i guess more we -- urban religion, came in for a lot of criticism, from populists. who complained about, elaborate church buildings and stained glass, and expensive pipe organs. all these things, you know. and so, yes. it is cert

i've also been encouraged since his passing to know that my friend was guided by his faith in christ. a good friend of ours told me shortly after his passing that luke was drawn even closer to the lord in his final days. in fact, he called this trusted prayer warrior to share briefly about an experience he had just a few nights before he passed away. luke said he felt the certain presence of god and his peace. luke letlow knew the truth of christ and the peace of his salvation and we all have taken great comfort in that. luke leaves behind his devoted wife, julia, and their two young children, jeremiah and jacqueline. his parents, johnny and diane letlow, his grandmother, mary taylor, his brothers, paul and matt and their families, and a huge network of people who were like family to luke and loved him as their own. he was raised in louisiana just east of monroe for the people who don't know the geography, it's northeast louisiana. throughout his entire adult life it was very clear how deeply he cared about the people of our state and those who lived in the fifth congressional distric

christ across south wales. temperatures much lower than today. it will feel much colder. health secretary having more direct control. the chairman of the vaccines taskforce says, he�*s confident the uk will be able to offer coronavirus jabs to everyone over 50 by may. police say a 24—year—old man in croydon, has been taken to hospital, after being stabbed. there�*ve been a spate of stabbing attacks in south london in the past 24 hours — with one man dying from his injuries. hundreds of people have been detained during a nation—wide road blockade in india by farmers protesting against new agricultural laws. net news regarding those stabbings, we have got a statement from the metropolitan police that an investigation has been launched following a fatal stabbing in kilburn. police were cool at 1740 this evening to a stabbing incident in willesden lane. officers attended along with the london ambulance service and found two men suffering from stab injuries. one of them is agedin from stab injuries. one of them is aged in his 20s and was pronounced dead at the scene. his next

, a new stall in the search, the reason it's taking san jose longer than expected to find its new christack. we'll have that story coming up right here at 6:00 p.m. >>> and next on "nightly news." an exclusive interview with elon musk about his plans to send civilians into space. >> it almost sounds like a joyride for somebody and for the people who can afford it. is that what it is or something more substantiative than that? >> well, i think it's much more substantiative. i think, first of all, i think people will enjoy, you know, seeing things vicariously with the video and watching the mission. >> a rare interview with elon musk. hear what else he had to say including why he thinks his plan will make space travel more affordable. lester holt joins us in about a minute. >>> yosemite is back open. >> yeah! >> the park was closed for about two weeks because of the damage from the storm. several large trees fell in the park and somebody nearly 20 inches snow. today visitors entered on the west side of the park and opening today is the pinnacle national park. it received more than 5 inches

life experience of the guru sekret just possible transformation of the material interest hearing in christ something like tone plus color over time. the organ is the biggest the lowest the highest the loudest and quietest of instruments it consists. of pipes bellows and keyboard the organ dates back to ancient times join the middle ages monks started using opens in churches the instrument reflected god's omnipotence with its infinite seeming sounds skating heights above and beyond every day while. i count used to be a cultural manager but now he leads a very different life he practices the organ every day it's like meditation and exercise in the wall and he's fascinated by this instruments. if you touch key on the piano it goes ping ping if you touch it here there's a current of wind which means that air is my material it's unbelievable the sound that unfolds. borish invited cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york he's known for his over the style he's one of the fastest organists in the world he also created his own digital organ. just walking to the console to this day feels fi

money through e-commerce like get me and ally market it behind it have some resumes the value of christ show i mean it share prices triple after it's listing why are investors so excited about it well after tick tock exit the hong kong market quiet so becomes the only short video platform company in the market so it's making this like investor feel a very very special b it's getting very popular among the retail investors especially for them it's like a very exciting game to see this i.p.o. so before the i.p.o. 1420000 people signed up for the lottery is the highest number ever and the winning rate was only 4 percent so it's amazing for the investors as to see such a medium sized company to rise to like other big companies and become one of the market with one with very high market value. are there any risks for chinese companies listing this well there are some the 1st risk is china's anti-monopoly rules emmet to digital platforms we all remember how the end group was forced to quit its i.p.o. and the management reshuffle afterwards so this time we don't know when the chinese governmen

are actually about to start being discharged so he's like can you say when the well time a hospital christ quite a blanket ban on anybody governing and anybody going acts because there are lawyers cases of kind of it on his ward he couldn't be if he's reading and within a week if they fear for her. he tried to take his own life. really but he was away i just couldn't. mortified. when the parliamentary committee published its findings in june 2020 they said the lockdown in mental health hospitals was making the risk of human rights abuses even greater it warned that bans on visits the spending of inspections and increased use of restraint in solitary confinement had created a severe crisis. but were many across the world worried about the effect of the law in the u.k. there was another highly disturbing development it concerned the do not resuscitate need to says. to each of us we will all some point we should really think about what we would like in the valley lives a do not resuscitate order do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation notice is really about not performing c.p.r. on peopl

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situation now shows that actually it is that easy whereas apparently removing the live stream of the christ church massacre in new zealand wasn't for many this wasn't the icing on top of the cake for a long time big tech face says allegations that it wields too much power the banning of course of the democratically elected president of the united states donald trump being the latest case in point so this latest situation just another example of silicon valley overreach and these actions will only confirm the concerns that an increasing number of countries are expressing about the behavior of big tech companies who think they are bigger than governments and that the rules should not apply to them they may be changing the world but that doesn't mean they run it but what today's events do confirm for australians is the immense market power. of these media digital giants these digital giants loom very very large. in our economy. and on the digital landscape the hash tag delete facebook trending people are asking is it compatible with to crissy some thought that facebook was too big to fail but

situations actually show that it is easy but apparently it wasn't so easy to take down stream of the christ church massacre in new zealand so clearly when money is on the line facebook is willing to rally the troops and take decisive action but it's very selective about when it does that and how it does it for many this was the icing on top of the case for so long now we've heard. accusations that big tech wields too much power recently of course the democratically elected president of the united states getting banned from twitter and for many this was just another latest example of silicon valley overreaching. these actions will only confirm the concerns that an increasing number of countries are expressing about the behavior of big tech companies who think they are bigger than governments and that the rules should not apply to them they may be changing the world but that doesn't mean they've done it but what today's events do confirm for all australians is the immense market power. of the made here digital giants these digital giants loom very very large. in our economy. and on the digita

on the battlefield 2nd marriage a top the 2nd round of a southern egypt around 1600 years before christ famously led his troops against the hicks' also a west asian dynasty that had taken over the nile delta all the fears about cyclone rock or brick the finish though the facts that we found out that he died through are his war against the axis and your sculptured were the axis and we know that they tied his hands. and they hit him on the face and they throw him in the ground and they hit him a game but his soldiers were able to take him to the workshops the case of workshop to move him. a look at main stories this hour now u.s. president joe biden has announced a return to multilateralism at the munich security conference and his presidential .