god's grace is undeserved, but through christ, it is freely given and is by trusting in christ sacrifice that we are saved. if you've not made that decision for yourself, i hope i pray that you will for friends. it's by the power of christ. spirit in a transform life that we have the power to love one another. and the power to make america and the world a better place. may god bless the life and the legacy of reverend william franklin graham junior, and may god forever bless the united states of america. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable thom tillis, united senator from north carolina. thank you all and welcome to our great capital. mr. speaker, i think you'd agree you're hard pressed to get consensus here on what color the sky is on a cloudless day. but i believe that we can all agree here and have great consensus that billy graham was a trailblazer. during the 1950s, in an era where leaders in the south openly embraced segregation. it was billy graham who spoke out against it. he insisted in his sermons that be integrated, he shared his platform with black ministers, including one na

on his mother's side, john was a relative of jesus christ, born six months earlier than him.ather zacharias was a jewish priest, and during the service he was honored with an appearance. archangel gabriel, who announced to him about the future birth of an unusual baby. but looking at his advanced age, zechariah doubted the possibilities of what the archangel said. therefore, for his unbelief, he was deprived of the opportunity to speak until the birth of john. and here we can emphasize an important lesson for ourselves. spiritual doubts happen to everyone, even through fasting and prayer, but one can say that the lord himself prepared the holy spirit in these circumstances of the life. him to great service. ioan pritecha wore rough clothes and ate bitter honey from wild bees and locusts. when he was 30 years old, the lord commanded him to come out of the desert and preach the coming of christ. john came to the jordan river, in which the jews traditionally performed religious ablutions. here he began to tell the people about repentance and baptism. for the remission of sins, a

keeping christ's commandments is an obligatory and completely necessary task for every member of the church. all the rich abundance of church traditions certainly has its importance, but is aimed at helping people. from christ before the crucifixion of the savior. peter denied his teacher three times, but love for god prompted him to overcome in repentance the abyss of sin to once again become one of the most zealous and zealous apostles. and for each of us, the determination to be with god and to fulfill the commandments of the gospel in the affairs of our daily lives is the most important driver of spiritual life. shows us that by the power of god any human division can be overcome and transformed into truly spiritual unity, with a holiday, with a saint. you are watching the news live, elizaveta lokotko is with you. good morning to this episode. the opening honours died down and the president presented awards. today slavic bazaar, the day of cultures of the sco countries and the fire of youth talents. new aid package for kiev from america.

they were united in christ and did a common cause, bringing people the light of the holy gospel. were united. otherwise, these were completely different people, not similar to each other, either in character or socially. orthodoxy, champion of spiritual enlightenment. saint sophia was known as a zealous protector . she was merciful to those in need, and also sewed and embroidered with gold with her own hands. your age is up to 26 years. cathedral of belarusians the number of saints was considerably replenished during the soviet years of persecution of the church of god. and this shows us the sincere love of our belarusian people for god. after all, according to the words of the lord jesus christ, there is no greater love than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends. the lord calls those who fulfill it friends. commandments. the holy new martyrs of the belarusian land remained faithful to their savior god until their death. let us also remember saint blessed valentina of minsk, almost our contemporary. she did not bear a princely title, had no earthly wealth, was a si

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, he was a christian before christ, but he did not know christ, nothing else and could not offer hist the attention of the people of athens to virtue. i want more, we don't have much time left. i want - very briefly, perhaps, to return to the topic of “christians before christ”, as indeed, yes, some christian thinkers called the greeks, and not only the greeks, but first of all socrates and plato and aristotle, well, after all christianity had a different attitude towards the experience of antiquity, and not only positively, this is what this assessment is connected with, what it meant, what is meant, by the way, to say, this the quote with which we started, yes, which is in the scroll, it is despite the fact that, well, it’s unlikely to say so, the main thing here was that these were people who knew how to live and lived a virtuous life, it’s unlikely that the idea of ​​similarity was put into it metaphysics or the world order, yes, these are people who followed virtue, although they did not know about eternal life reward, although socrates, generally speaking, in phaedo draws us th

the same or some other inequality, read the great inquisitor from dostoevsky, they want to expel christd, because he gives everyone freedom, and they want to take one small percentage of humanity, like said for 100,000 sufferers, all the knowledge of good and evil, and the rest will be happy children, that is , morons, sheep and herds, let this not be, christ lives in belarus, he is next to father lukashenko, guides him with his will and with boldness... daddy , global justice will be achieved in the world for all peoples, the walls of the unipolar world will collapse, they stand on the dollar and shit, the dollar will burn, the shit will dry up and the clay will disintegrate, daddy, lead forward, world empires, lead forward peoples and powers, revolutionary keep your step, the restless enemy does not sleep, comrade, hold the rifle, don’t be afraid, a full bullet into the western vile, it’s worth the bourgeoisie. like a hungry dog, he stands silent, like a question, and the old world, like a rootless dog, stands behind him, tail between his legs, don’t put your tail between your legs, b

, commands the faithful, line up, be with christ, live with christ and fear nothing, let us remember.enants of the oaths of our fathers, let us remember their glorious deeds, the dream of the holy golden crowns, let us remember that we are orthodox, we are orthodox. what will best test your erudition and intelligence? what popular nickname did this house receive? matvey, you smiled so much when you saw the answer options in front of you, what made you smile so much? i don't know. answer option intuitively answered a, well, because this house looks like legs that walk, pay attention to the screen: is the transcription of the word written correctly? i think that the word is written incorrectly, because after t there should be a comma, which means, and what this comma is called, maybe you remember, i don’t remember, it’s an apostrophe, the comma is always placed at the bottom, the comma is a punctuation mark, right. tricky questions: baranovichi, orsha or smargon? which city has never been represented in the hockey extra league? ilya? orsh, smargon. this is the correct answer. holyfield.

, he was a christian before christ, but he did not know christ, nothing else and could not offer hisave to draw the attention of the inhabitants of athens to virtue, i want to still have not much time left, very briefly, perhaps, to return to the topic of christians before christ, as indeed, yes, some christian thinkers called the greeks, not only the greeks, but in first of all, socrates and plato and aristotle, but christianity had a different attitude towards the experience of antiquity, and not only positively, that’s what this assessment is connected with, what is meant, by the way , is this quote with which we started , yes, which is the scroll, despite the fact that it’s hardly a quote, so to speak. yes, in a sense, it reflects socrates’ ideas on the one hand, on the other hand, it leads precisely to this, yes, probably, well, i think, for justin the philosopher justin the martyr, apologist of the 2nd century, the main thing here was that this people who knew how to live and lived a virtuous life, it is unlikely that the thought of the similarity of metaphysics or world order

, 100 years for christ, they also had a state, and they were also in palestine and they established a state and they reacked, they were very arrogant, so the historians and... criric say that the second incident was what the romans did, and the commander of that battle, according to the arab books, now look in the names, it's clear because they're translating them from greek, some people speak about tetus in, some say tetos in, some say tortus, now titus or tartus, it's the same person, but these are arab translations for the foreign name. and also before the birth of christ, 100 years before, they did all this to them, and after that incident, he dispersed them, they were dispersed throughout the world, they dispersed of the israeli, some went to iraq, some to iran, some reached the khazar, some were lost in kurdistan, iraq, some people came to the arabian peninsula, some of them, and by the way brother. and sisters, there was not in jerusalem, at least and maybe in all of palestine, during that time there were no jews to... start with and when the second khalifa came and he made rec

give us the mind of christ. to think with excellence god give us the power to think r truth. god give us pure heart to discern what is real and what is not. give us the hand to build your church to be your kingdom in jesus name. name aboveam all names, amen. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please rise to the pledge of allegiance led by ariel gonzalez and remain for the national anthem led by vanessa. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> oh say can you see ♪ ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ ore the ramparts we watch ♪ ♪ were so gallantly streaming ♪ ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ ♪ ore the l

the same or some other inequality, read the grand inquisitor from dostoevsky, they want to expel christrom the world, because he gives to everyone. the walls of the unipolar world will collapse, they stand on the dollar and shit, the dollar will burn, the shit will dry up, and the clay will disintegrate. dad, lead the world empires forward, lead the peoples and powers forward, revolutionary, keep your step, restless, the enemy does not sleep, comrade, hold your rifle, don’t be afraid, full of bullets, into the western filth, the bourgeois stands like a hungry dog, stands silent like question, the old world, like a rootless dog, stands tucked behind him. tail, don’t tuck your tail between your legs, but fall to your knees and repent before the majority of humanity, which you got, who , through the mouth of lukashenko, tells you, repent badly, let’s move forward, so they go with a sovereign step, behind a hungry dog, in front with a bloody flag and invisible behind the blizzard, and we are not harmed by a bullet, with a gentle tread over the snowy, pearly tread, grown in a white corolla,

, he was a christian before christ, but he did not knew christ, nothing else and could not offer hisat was supposed to attract the attention of the inhabitants of athens to virtue, i wish we still don’t have much time left, i want to very briefly, maybe still return to the topic. plato and aristotle, after all, christianity had a different attitude towards the experience of antiquity, and not only positively, that’s what this assessment is connected with, what does it mean? and by the way, this quote that we started with, yes, which scroll, despite the fact that, well, it’s hardly a quotation, so to speak, yes, it in some sense reflects socrates’ ideas on the one hand, and on the other. they lead precisely to this, yes, probably, well, i think, for justin, the philosopher, justin, the martyr apologist of the 2nd century, the main thing here was that these were people who knew how to live and lived a virtuous life, but it’s unlikely that they were invested here the idea of ​​the similarity of metaphysics or world order, but these are people who followed virtue, although they did not k

will perkins, i don't think you really represent the jesus christ i believe in. host: there's a new statement by the director of the secret service that has just come out i will read a bit of it saying that they are working with federal, state local agencies to understand what happened, how it happened and how we can prevent an incident like this from ever taking place. we understand the importance of the under review announced by president beside and will participate fully and will work with the appropriate congressional committees on any oversight action. the incident has understandably led to questions of potential updates or security in milwaukee. the seek service with our -- secret service designed operational security plans for national special security events to be dynamic in order to respond to a kinetic security environment and most up-to-date intelligence from our partners. i'm confident the security plan of our rnc coordinator which we have reviewed and strengthened in the wake of saturday's shooting. security plans for the special security events are

thank you for being such a warrior for christ. the story that the speaker told about the bulletproof george washington, i was going to tell that story, too. [laughing] it's a great story. but here's what's really key about that. that story used to be an american -- until it became politically incorrect with stories about god in the book. we have to develop some courage. we have to be willing to stand up for what we believe in. and i was so pleased over the last several weeks to see the state of oklahoma and louisiana has said to put the ten commandments back in to school and to teach the bible. [applause] [inaudible] and the left -- but when you ask them exactly what is wrong with -- [inaudible] they don't have an answer. it was because god loved us that he gave us -- [inaudible] some years ago i was in an operating room and the phone rings when one of the circulating nurses -- and the -- hold it up to my ear and it was the university attorneys and there was a the florida wants to attach your wages for child support. i said, what?

it makes us better citizens, but we understand we are all sinners and we need a savior and jesus christ is. >> tim in new york democrat. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. i want to ask tony what god he worships. because i believe in god and i don't believe my god would sponsor a man look donald trump to run this country and be the most powerful man in the world. it is scary. thank you. guest: well, interesting call, tim. thank you for the question. here is the reality. in our system of government it usual comes down to two candidates and we have to support one or the other. how we make that process is we try to find the one that is most clearly aligned. when you look at the two candidates there's a clear difference and party. we talk bats sanctity of life and parties and there's a god and he created a male and female. all of these things speak to the issues we find in scripture and we are going to vote for the chad that most clearly alines, nobody is perfect but we help people see where the candidates stand. host: there are those that say the people on the relgs right, if you

but on the other hand, by partaking of the body of the blood of christ, we cannot, as it were, temptior, we repented, took communion, and left the church door and everything, everything is the same, everything is as it always was, we quarrel with neighbors, there are quarrels in the family, and parents with children, and we don’t trust someone, we suspect someone, we are angry with someone. but this also cannot continue forever, which is why we experience god’s mercy all the time, and the church encourages us to accept this repentance that would change human life, but really genuine repentance for sins, union through the sacrament of the eucharist with the body of the blood of the savior, ourselves as christians, then if you please, we all must live like christians and not forget about our duty, going beyond the temple. this is what i wish for myself, for all of you, my dear ones, so that we constantly remember our christian calling about the imminent coming of the lord savior, whenever it happens. inserts our untruth, as if it did not exist, if we sincerely desire this, we strive to

, the first millstones were made in the nealithic era, which began 1000 years before the birth of christexists hypothesis that... advantage, the temperature of the flour at the outlet, when we grind on stone millstones, the temperature does not exceed 40°, well, approximately 40-38, 45, that is, this is not important, that is, what does this mean, that the flour is not overheats, important elements, microelements that are in the grain, they go into flour. and accordingly, all the benefits of grain remain in flour, and then in bread. stone millstones and low grain grinding temperatures are ideal conditions for creating traditional russian bread. many sciences by birth we are obliged to farm. for example, the desire to master all the secrets of growing grain forced primitive people to carefully study the movement of the celestial bodies. this is how the first calendars appeared, but people could not completely control the process of grain ripening. and every time a person sowed grain, he risked getting, i don’t know, urban destruction, getting a crop failure. that is, he was always on the

, before christ, but for you here is such a personal question, well , i’ll start with the fact that itsocrates, first of all, is a figure, as they say now, super-promoted, he is the most famous, certainly the most famous, the most famous of all the ancient greeks, even people who have never thought about antiquity at all, have no idea no idea anyway they once heard something about socrates, they say about things they are very familiar with: every schoolchild knows, so in socrates for sure, not only any schoolchild, many preschoolers have heard and know that there was such a sage socrates, this is some kind of grandiose figure, becomes, in fact, embodies and almost replaces the entire ancient philosophy, the perception of non-specialists, at least. you know, here we then directly run into a question, and which i cannot get around, this is still the possibility of reconstruction in general, yes, to what extent is a historical socrates possible. are you in in your wonderful monograph, you say that you are leaving this... question outside the brackets, since it is, well, in some sense unso

, live with christ, and fear nothing, let us remember the covenants of the oath of our fathers, let us their glorious deeds, we are the dream of the holy patched crowns, let us remember that we orthodox, we are orthodox! a talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from the younger generation. i love singing very much and dream of becoming a famous artist. could you give me a mini-audition now to assess my chances? well, let's sing something, there behind the dawns, behind the fogs in the silence of the forests and fields. great, but it would be interesting to know if there are any statistics on reliability and safety, or maybe there are some safety criteria for your airline? of course, of course, there are statistics, and there is such a concept of punctuality, this is again related to flight safety. let's turn 180°, yellow sector, please, your question is, what hidden talents do you have? i'll tell you, somehow everything in my life, i walked out on stage, i immediately started singing, look at the project 100 questions for adults on the belarus 24 tv channel, every day

of belarus, about changing styles, about schools, about directions, then we say, yes, here jesus christ depicted with the gospel, and here he is depicted with the power, this was the custom, but here we first of all say, look at the two works. that here he is depicted with one object, on the adjacent icon with another object, and we say why exactly this way and not otherwise. the museum of ancient russian culture and the academy of sciences of belarus also provided their collection, works that are rarely available to the viewer. our lady of belynichi st. augustine, royal gates of the late 16th century. at the olympic games in paris, alina zmushko won eighth place in the 100 m breaststroke, at the moment this. the best achievement of the belarusians at the current main summer start of the four-year period, stepping into the decisive swim of the olympics for the first time in their careers, the belarusian time in the final was 1 minutes 6.54 seconds. the champion was the representative of south africa, tatyana smitt. let us remind you that in the semi-finals alina set a national record fo

the fact that for all of us there is no limit to where we can go when we yield our life to jesus christ and god's purposes in our lives. and i am genuinely honored, would you please join me in giving a warm faith and freedom welcome to the next vice president of the united states, senator j.d. vance. [applause] sen. vance: thank you all. thank you all so much. thanks to ralph for a kind introduction and for having me. when you invited me to this a couple weeks ago, i was thinking to myself, i would love to come, but i have no idea what i will be doing on thursday morning. glad this thing worked out. i'm glad i was still able to come to this breakfast because it's so good to be here among people of faith and supporters and people who have been good to me over the years. possibly shout everybody out. i so ron johnson, i saw bernie, who will be the next american senator from ohio. i felt like what i would do this morning is talk about my own faith journey so you understand me a little better and how i think about hopefully how we can integrate that into a governing agenda that will work fo

to christians of various denominations as the birthplace of jesus christ.mportant to note that we register not only objects of islamic cultural heritage, but also all unique objects that have been preserved in the islamic world, whether christian. mathematician, historian, astronomer from haresm. beruni was a medieval scientist, and therefore a generalist. he was interested in geography, history, ethnography, physics, mathematics, minerology. he was the first to measure the hardness and density of minerals, and created a theory about the geological transformation of the landscape. was able to calculate the surface area of ​​the earth. this is the method used in europe today. science is another important area of ​​activity of the ssc. more and more is becoming part of our lives today. artificial intelligence charter of the islamic world. it will be important not only for the islamic world, but also for the world as a whole. we talk about the key values ​​of a religion, be it islam, christianity or judaism, and include these values ​​in our charter. document

christ.tter about his name, and his death was in a sense a performance that should have attracted the attention of the inhabitants of athens. to virtue, i want, we still don’t have much time left, i want to very briefly, perhaps, still return to the topic of christians before christ, as indeed, yes, some christian thinkers called the greeks, well , not only the greeks, but first of all socrates and plato and aristotle, but christianity has different the attitude towards the experience of antiquity was, and not only positive, that’s what this assessment is connected with, what it meant, what is meant, by the way, this quote with which we started, yes, which on... these are people, who followed virtue, although and they did not know about eternal life reward, although socrates, generally speaking, in phaedo, draws us the prospect of the immortality of the soul, and there is a certain image of paradise, where he will meet with the sages, talk with those who have already departed, in which one ca

mass demonstrations of christians in france condemning the insult to jesus christ. sports figures are also an insulting reconstruction of an old painting at the opening of the olympic games , they called it an insult to jesus christ and the christian religion . like here in romania, in front of the french embassy , ​​where the american boxer andretti bexor called for a boycott of the olympics. i came here to protest france's contemptuous treatment of the christian religion. they have made a joke of everything that is sacred to us. they have mocked what is sacred to christianity. this is disgusting. executive a french group described as demonic was an unpleasant and sometimes disgusting event for many, so much so that robert barron the bishop of the catholic church expressed regret for the insult to christianity and demanded the response of the christians . it is nothing but an unpleasant mockery of the last supper . i will not describe it more than this. france is a country that sent catholic missionaries all over the world. now it feels that the right thing to do i

my choir symbolizes the head of christ. like most churches, it is oriented. which is to say it faces the orient to welcome the 1st rays of light, those that dispelled the darkness and enter the souls of the face, the joy, the music of my construction. finally echoes across all of paris. fittest, the year 1164. as one would expect it and could not resist the call of the worksite. he gave his professors to slip. soon enough of the bishop tried to reason with him, but you never seen a more stubborn boy solely had entrusted the construction work to richard. come on there waiting to a simple stone mason who had made my master builder because he knew that on a building site, it's hands on knowledge that matter and keep it moving. pipsqueak or the let me just doesn't like you the trenches will be filled with hundreds of tons of blocks and stones to create the foundations that will bear my full weight. they stretched 9 meters underground. this phase is both colossal and crucial for nothing will stand on weak foundations. the foundations for the flyer will be finished

today i'm here at christ, close cambridge. it's where charles darwin studied and it's one of so many colleges where students live, each study and meet with the academic advising. each college has its own library, accommodation, dining holes and social events. so u. k is generally ranked as one of the most expensive destinations of international students. and it cambridge fees for non u. k. students generally full between $25.40 pounds per year. that's around 30000 to 48000 years per year. as with medicine costing just most of $67000.00 pounds per year, the university recommends around $14000.00 pounds per year for living expenses to and that's still not o as 1st year student door. it tells me we also have to pay college a feed study of international students that comes down to approximately $10000.00 pharmacy is all i do have a scholarship from price college, specifically for international students, which gives me 10000 pounds to you. so in cambridge, it's actually not allowed for you to do a part time job during town's fine,

. >> to focus our eyes on jesus christ. we are thrilled you're here. i i want to welcome to the podium, he's my workout buddy. i've seen them in the gym every morning. this guy is ripped, let me tell you something. pastor lorenzo sewall from the 180 180 church in detroit, you may remember that president trump was recently in his church. pastor, we are thrilled have you. please open us with prayer. [applause] >> come , come let us lift os to jesus the lord of lords, cyber domain of jesus we come to you because you are the name that is above every name. we agreed with the angels wholly, wholly, holy is the lord god almighty and the earth is filled with your glory. we pray that you would send revival in the north, in the south, in the east end in the west. father, you said whatever we ask in your name you would do. we are asking that you would call this nation to humble itself under your mighty hand because you said if my people that are called by my name, you said if we humble ourselves and if we pray you would hear from heaven, forgive our sin, and you

thousands of athletes inspect at this price, terrible with up to the style of what's built as the christ show on. and i read flat tornado appears in california as out of control blazes, devastating shoots waves of the west and united states and canada will have from an ecologist, specializing in a while upon management. this is the american the how welcome to the program. the 2024 parents olympics have got on the way with a width, but definitely opening ceremony. the olympic flame was late in the boss. get all the hot air balloon, 7000 athletes to pop in. i bought a born per ride down the river, san styles including lady gaga and celine dion, serenaded. huge crowds gathered around the french capital's landmarks. heavy rain failed to dampen the olympic spears. spect titles faced extra time security in the wake of a series of austin attacks on the french round network. hours before the festivities began, or at the douglas bullets report. a jonathan crane is in paris. he reports on the the ceremony and the coming 2 weeks of will class for dylan pick 78th in the making is now a facility i pr

what has gotten us through this unthinkable loss is our faith in jesus christ.pplause] and as brutal as the murder of my sister was, i pray that her killer will find jesus christ. for all the affected by senseless tragedy, i pray for peace knowing that all things work together for good. to those who love god, to those who are called according to his purpose. i pray that we hold worldly leaders accountable for safety and justice, for innocent people. i pray that we make our country safe and secure in the memory of my sister rachel, who loved life. thankyou, god bless america. good night. [cheers and applause] >> norah: an emotional set of remarks, remembering rachel morin who was killed while jogging by an undocumented immigrant. >> robert: you will hear from more speakers who have similar stories, and the campaign behind the scene says it's about shining a light on prosecutors, democratic elected prosecutors across the country who they believe whether it's former president trump's leg challenges or the issue of border security and their view not doing their job.

of life, this philosophy of turf is special, only by dying you will give something to life, what christrough... death, he defeated this death, and through death you don’t just turn into something , you remain alive, you are still multiplying, becoming better, because a grain turns into an ear. in the main book of all christians. in the gospel , the word bread appears as many as 88 times. the main prayer of all orthodox christians, our father, contains the following lines: he will give us our daily bread this day. in the main sacrament of the orthodox communion bread represents christ. in russia , since ancient times , monasteries have been the guardians of the traditions of bread and cookies, and today we are in one of such places, this is the borisoglebsky monastery in the yaroslavl region. olga, tell me, this is where this whole story with bread in the monastery with you came from. the story began with the fact that abbot john came here to revive the borisaglevsky monastery. and along with the revival, he dreamed of reviving the monastery bakery, which had previously existed here in a

we are watching joe biden who is at the mount airy church of god and christ in northwest philadelphia. coming up, a whirlwind of terrible and terribly recent whirlwind decision from the supreme court but the bigger danger lies in the way it has transformed the political landscape in the constitutional balance of powers with four months to go before election day. another hour of velshi begins now. now. >>> good morning. it is sunday, july 7 i am ali velshi. the principal no one is above the law is one of our most cherished values. the rule of law, the idea that lost plight equally to all members of society is fundamental to american democracy got distinguishing us from the autocracies and despots of the world. the desire for a just and level system of government was a driving force between the american revolution and the creation of the united states. the risk institution which enshrines the notion stands as his law of the land to which everyone from government officials and the president to citizens like you and me is bound. this week, the supreme court tossed aside a cherished bedroc

a reminder to live each day with faith, hope and joy, as joyful warriors for christ.n god is with us, nobody can stand against us. with this assurance from the almighty, even the face of people itself cannot shake our resolve. we will keep fighting, we will keep praying, and by the grace of god, we will save our country and reelect president trump together with vice president vance this november. i want you to remember this. in 1831, -- came to america to study our nations because the europeans were fascinated, they wanted to know how good a nation barely 50 years old already compete with them on virtually every level. so he looked at our government, he was duly impressed by our checks and balances and separation of powers. and then he looked at our business environment and was duly impressed by how we encourage entrepreneurship and innovation. he looked at our educational system and was blown away by the fact that he could find a mountain man in the middle of the woods who could read, who could tell him about the declaration of independence. but the thing that impres

feelings and emotions are like the first time, it seemed to me, here so - having removed the shawl of christ, i got to the bottom of these very emotions, emotions, emotions, what is most important, emotions are experienced by yourself... you are loved from the very beginning, they empathize with you, understand you, condemn you, but forgive you, and you are a new pugachev, a new pugachev in this story, like all the other characters, grinev is certainly and of course the captain’s daughter, because you know, when a hero commits a heroic act, he does not name masha, so as not to put her in this case, not to endanger her. such a modern sound in 1940 convened, it is clear that grinev commits a heroic act because of love, this is devotion, or as the ancient greeks said, agape, love, that very seventh, seventh feeling, yes, the seventh feeling, the highest love, agape, self-sacrifice, for the sake of the beloved person, but i’m interested, of course, masha is ready for self-sacrifice, and i want to see this self-sacrifice, yeah. come, look, i’ll definitely look, well, we understand that it is impo

the trouble is that christ exposed how it worked and we don't like it anymore. it took 1000 years or more for that lesson to penetrate but we all got it and we all understand that the victim is likely to be innocent. we all understand the way victimhood works. so how now will we find culture? the evil one is broken and the full message of the christian message has not been much adopted and that leaves us real problems on how we found culture. >> i mean to say we've had a christian culture but how do we find or restore that innocence or goodness was that we were intended for. >> girard ended his life as a very pessimistic man. >> in his last book he has a line that should make us shiver. it's called battling to the end and he says, i have become more and more convinced that history has a meaning and the meaning is terrifying. >> on that note i think we will take our first break and we will be back in two minutes to talk more about catholic art artists and our guests. thank you. >>> hello, and welcome back. we're talking about catholic art and artists and we just

christ, christ, christ, that's it, that's it, that's it, come here, that's it, forgive me, forgive mes it, my girl, that’s it, drink some water, drink it, here, come on, here’s a good girl, i promise you that today i ’ll fix everything, well that's it, i'm not crying, i'm not crying, well , forgive me, forgive me, that's it, come here, that's it, that's it, that's it, the bets are done, the bets are made, the security guard is set, rum, of course, don't worry, i 've done everything, go for goodness' sake , no, i ’ll be late, but what did i find to see that the honeymoon didn’t work out, you’re a fool, the honeymoon is what i need, the clients are complaining, they say the girls are a waste of money, there’s nothing to look at , so i’ll check it, and at the same time i’ll look, and you watch the game. come on, good evening, he's at the club having a blast, the club is having a blast, yes, that's a goat, okay, yes, thank you very much, let's go for now, that's it, let's go to the hotel yourself, i 'll arrive a little later, i have something what business, okay, you have business in the

people often enter prison without a cross. into battle, all with christ, not on the body in the soul.rcy on us. here the thought occurs to many that if they had gone to church earlier, they would not have ended up in prison. some people will say that this is unfair, from a christian point of view, for us it is also a paradox when the thief hanging on the cross with christ, the first to enter the kingdom of heaven, well, how is that, he robbed, killed, whatever he did, and today you will be with me in heaven, the first from the point of view. there is no doubt even a fraction. prison is a prison, it’s you, when you understand that your whole future life will depend on one certificate, that you’re on trial, where you would go to work, what you would like to do, it all depends on it, it’s all for you it just completely ruins your whole life, here there is an opportunity to redeem it, you can be free, here they live one day, but a full, rich life, here is the deputy commander , the verdict was fair, i think not, but the court knows better, and yet, despite the unfair verdict, you went to

the last supper by leonardo davinci performed by transgender people as christ, a tattooed feminist djo over his head. opening of the olympic games in paris, we see in this the embodiment of the western vacuum, western values, long considered universal, are considered increasingly unacceptable and are now rejected by many countries of the world, such as ... china, india, turkey and arab countries. in the usa, where lgbt values ​​are defended at the state level, for some reason this number did not cause delight. us senator mark rubio recalled the message of judas. in the last times there are scoffers who walk according to their own ungodly lusts. billionaire elon musk, who was also in paris for the opening, called the scene provocative. a couple of days ago, president macron hosted him. this was extremely disrespectful to christians. for the first time in history, the opening ceremony took place outside the stadium on the banks of the seine river. republican guard techno dances with franco-malian singer, prime minister ottal named the best joint performance. at the academy of sciences,

viasna-krasna - geta christ's faith, which is the first thing to do.ible, thousands of birds are flying around, and sometimes spilling the waters of the world mora. without a doubt, the belarusian land was completely out of place. eight and a half, high-rise turquoise, it protects its favorite regions, which have not changed since then. when you are in nature, it seems that the world has fallen into silence. all the sounds of bustle have disappeared, only the song of the wind specially caresses the ear, so that you look around and realize how quiet it is all around, whenever possible, go into nature, go to forests, fields, rivers and lakes, breathe. fresh air, admire the clear sky, listen to the birds singing, rustle of leaves, smile at the sun, enjoy, notice this beauty around. in harmony with nature. belarus 24. a visit to this city is necessary for anyone who wants to feel the atmosphere of small belarusian cities and plunge into the history of their development. the town may be small, with a population of only about 800, but the attractions are her

read the grand inquisitor from dostoevsky, they want to expel christ from the world, because he gives, and they want to take one small percentage of humanity, as they say, per 100,000 sufferers, all the knowledge of good and evil, and the rest will be... happy children, well , that is, morons, sheep and herds, let this not be, christ lives in belarus, he is next to father lukashenko, guides him, and by the will and boldness of father global justice will be achieved in the world for all peoples, the walls of the unipolar world will collapse, they stand on the dollar and shit, the dollar will burn, the shit will dry up, and the clay will disintegrate, dad, lead forward, world empires, lead forward peoples and powers, keep the revolutionary step, the restless enemy does not sleep, comrade , hold the rifle, don’t be afraid, let’s fill it with a bullet, into the western vile, the bourgeois stands like a hungry dog, stands silent, like a question, the old world is like a rootless dog, stands behind him, tail between his legs, don’t tuck tail, and fall to your knees and repent before the maj