christians. chris mitchell reports. >> reporter: almost 200 million christians face persecution each year, especially in the birthplace of their faith, the middle east. iraq is just one example. >> since 2003, there has been a systematic attack launched against the christian community, and other minorities, in iraq. unfortunately, the mainstream media and many churches really don't talk about the persecution of their brothers and sisters in christ. >> reporter: a syrian christian, julianna, had to be smuggled out of her home country due to religious persecution. she says since the end of saddam hussein reign, it has forced two-thirds of iraq's christians to flee. it escalates attacks on churches, to forcing christians to choose between converting to islam or paying a protection tax. >> the next up for the islamic extremists were to go in and attack families, kill children and kidnap women, impregnating them, and torturing men, beheading then, and then they started attacking clergy members. >> it

christian women raped. all sorts of things taking place. 100,000 coptic christians have fled the country. >> my local church in fairfax, we have seen a serious wave of immigration from egypt since the revolution. that is one church in the u.s. >> iranian pastor says some of his members fled for the united states. that is not just christians leaving. >> they fled the country. they don't feel safe with coming with the muslim brotherhood. >> many egyptians remain because they can't afford to go anywhere else. >> in the sense of the better educated, more well off, people that are the job creators, ones that give higher donations to the church, those will be the ones that will be leaving. >> that will mean less opportunity and help for needy christians. western aid should be stop until the government upholds religious liberties. >> we need to be insisting it be the key for the western government. >> still many like these say they will stay in egypt. others say their church members are focussed on god's promises.

and he was able to separate out christianity from jesus, say no to christianity and say yes to yeast. >> how many of the colonists, what percentage were religiously affiliated or had had religious beliefs in some specific denomination? >> i'm not sure the percentageí but much smaller percentage of churchgoers than we have now. something more on the order of, i don't know, one out of five rather than the vast majority. and those who were christians and who did go to crunch typically didn't think a lot about jesus either. >> how much did jefferson take out of the bible? >> took out about 9/10 of the saying of jesus, tenth survived. >> took out the miracles? >> miracles, anything that sounded to him like calvinist theology, to jesus like god or healing and he took out the rest your ration, ends the story with the crucifix. >> did the early founders view the united states as a christian organization? >> nasa a good question. some of them did and many did not but i think it's fair to say that most of them had a more deistic view, a view that yes, god, yes, afterlife and rewards and punish

and nepali christians are also disrespected in death. what happens to christians when they die?s was the only cemetery in all of kathmandu where christians could bury their dead, but no longer. rarely are christians given a place for burial. religious extremists believe non-hindu bodies discrate the land. and militants often force them to dig up the buried remains of loved one. one christian woman reportedly kept her deceased husband's decaying body in her home because she was prevented from burying him. this woman helped hide christians in her house. a mob attacked them. so what does the future hold for nepali christians? pastor carma says his church will stand firm. >> we want to keep the witness of god in this place and improve the church. our main purpose is to influence all of the villagers. >> reporter: and god is working in the heart of mr. chadry, the man who lost his oxen. >> we are sons and daughters of god. whatever the villagers took from us belong to him. >> reporter: and what about sarada? she and her aunt led her cousin, huma, to christ. >> i told her, if you find

other christians have been martyred for shage their faith with muslims.ir suffering and sacrifice is not just a modern day experience here. >> many have come before them, like the missionary, mary kathryn iranside, this is her grave. she was here until she died in 1921. >> she was not martyred, but she was sent to share the gospel throughout the middle east. an in expription on her tombstone reads, "will you not follow if you are given the call?" it's not established churches that the iranian government fears most, but the rapid growth of unregistered churches. president makmud ahmadinejad is so concerned, he has made it his aim to stop the house church movement, declaring, "i will stop christianality in this country." we promised to protect the identity of this house leader. "god is testing our faith because he wants us to become more like jesus," she said. the house churches are now meeting in smaller groups. middleton says whil it is having an opposite effect because christians are moving around more. >> we see people involved in outreach that are trav

i have heard of one converter, who became a christian, and was killed. and the way christianity is treated in the media, and in canada, to even say anything against another religion is considered hate speech in some cases. with our message of talking about christians being persecuted, mentioning the purpersecutors can even get us in trouble. i would say it is all right here. >> wendy: we're seeing islamic islamics intensifying. you have a bible that was stained in blood from nigeria. tell us the story. >> i got this bible last spring. and a year ago, in january of last year, there was an attack on a church in a place called gombay city in gombay state. a group called the boko haram, and i know you have reported many times on that islamic group. they went into the deeper life bible church, and three young men from the boko haram opened fire on the christians, and killed 10 people. two young boys were killed -- >> wendy: the person who owns this bible, they survived? >> yes. his name was youkuba, and he was shot in the waist area, and his blood is on the b

especially egyptian christians. they are a huge portion of the population and are those that would've been here and it boils down to this. it is a way in which the situation where they had a place to go and there was no discrete part of the country which could be just christian. except with a massive dislocation. >> there is no israel for christians is the point. >> yes, and i think that this should actually be appreciated. it's not my place but you complain of christians really aren't paid enough attention to. >> even in the west. >> that's correct. >> i think there are a couple of reasons. some particular groups of christians don't necessarily identify with the ancient churches. there are people that have very old liturgies and don't think of them in the same way as themselves. so we have that issue. and it's hard. when you have a church growing up every sunday in nigeria, it's almost like it reaches a point where no one is listening anymore and it's going on and on. and we have tried to, we've tried to put real s

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christianity is a philosophy.ou don't have to be believe jesus is god in order to admire his human life. millions of muslim admire jesus as a prophet. as a matter of fact, the united states was founded on judeo-christian philosophy. if you're stone-cold dumb and don't understand the difference between an organized church and a philosophy, i cannot help you. in 1927, president calvin coolidge made my point when he sent this christmas message to the american people, quote, christmas is not a time or a season, but a state of mind. cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenty immersed, is to have the real spirit of christmas. we think on these there will be born in us a savior and over us will shine a star sending its gleam of hope to the world, unquote. that's from my private collection, by the way. is calvin coolidge promoting religion in that christmas greeting? of course not. he's promoting a mindset of goodwill. now, the more intelligent far left people realize what i'm telling you is absolutely correct, historically

christianity is a philosophy. you don't have to be believe jesus is god in order to admire his human life. millions of muslim admire jesus as a prophet. as a matter of fact, the united states was founded on judeo-christian philosophy. if you're stone-cold dumb and don't understand the difference between an organized church and a philosophy, i cannot help you. in 1927, president calvin coolidge made my point when he sent this christmas message to the american people, quote, christmas is not a time or a season, but a state of mind. cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenty immersed, is to have the real spirit of christmas. we think on these there will be born in us a savior and over us will shine a star sending its gleam of hope to the world, unquote. that's from my private collection, by the way. is calvin coolidge promoting religion in that christmas greeting? of course not. he's promoting a mindset of goodwill. now, the more intelligent far left people realize what i'm telling you is absolutely correct, historical

we know that the virgin birth was not a part of the earliest christian preaching. the earliest generation, the earliest decades of christian preaching had to do with the resurrection, the fact that this man who is crucified is our messiah and god raise him from the dead. that was the systems of the early preaching. it was in the succeeding decades as more questions began to arise as the notion of jesus' did i have vicinity began to really take hold that questions were to arise that well, if he was divine how did that happen? and then questions of his birth became very important questions. it's very clear that, for example, luke went back and had to do research. he had to investigate. he tells us that at the start of his gospel. in order to find out what he calls the exact truth. and the fact that he concluded that jesus was born of a virgin may well be because that was a part of the tradition that he discovered as he went back and did his research. >> do you have thoughts on what you're hearing? >> of course i do. this is my business. >> what are your thoughts? >>

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neither my co-author or i were christian. at the same time, however, we respect the right of people when we do live in a largely christian society and religion is an important part of our private life and we think that is an important part of the american tradition to practice the same religion. >> 110 people that went scarring of america, and i think mostly everybody on the left is a liberal. >> are there any conservatives then you would put on such a list? >> i would like to get on that list at some point. >> he was great. we quote him in the book. she was a democrat of a sort of comedy the moderate al franken, michael more because they seem really mean to him, and all i agree i think there is mean convince the army and for no reason. i read like to have a career so i'm not going to name them but i think we know who they are. aggression is great but i don't like the mean-spirited test that some of these people on both sides have taken. i just don't think it is productive to it >> i don't think britney spears did for george

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christians are a part of that. but there are many other religious minorities in iran. >> if i were an american i wouldn't be going to iran, period. thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. >> more iran. they put a monkey in space. also my interview with collin powell. miller wants to talk about those things and we will let him next. find their own adventure... ♪ sometimes the best road trip moments happen outside of the car. in nebraska, outdoor fun and adventure beckon from every corner. so get out and explore it all together. then when you get home, you can relive the memories with family and friends. whether you tweet it, update it, or pin it, share the road trip. ♪ woo-hoo! everybody's gotta find their own adventure... ♪ order your free copy of the nebraska travel guide today. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill in the miller time segment tonight. let's get to the sage of southern california who joins us now from santa barbara. so my interview with collin powell last night. loss of people watched it

she said, i grew up in an environment that was christian in which people followed their christian religion, others followed their muslim religion, and others their african superstitions. for me, this went to the heart of why the book was inevitable, or why, for me, i was engaged this this discourse all my life. it's very strange. i found it very interesting today, close to 80, i should actually exist in an environment in which for admitting what i believe or for believing what i do not believe to be considered of what i call terminal censorship. now, go back to the history, and i don't mean just me personally. i'm talking about the society in which i live, in which i was raised, the history of my people as i now write in the book, when the european explorers, of course, always quickly followed by religious storm troopers, the missionaries came to africa on the mission of conversion, they had a very serious problem, and that was they could not find satan. they couldn't find the denver. now, if you want to convert people, you have to persuade them that they -- that their soul is in dire dang

christians and muslims have the same god. it is not the same religion, but we have much in common. >> but others could not accept the idea of muslims praying in a former christian church. >> i think it would be better if they set up a mosque someplace else in town. if the christians keep giving ground, we will lose our faith and identity. after all, france is a christian country. >> the sale of the church would not have had a happy ending. for the archdiocese responsible for the church got involved and decided instead to sell the church to a charity. the bishop justified the decision by saying the paris- based charity was nondenominational. this even though it is called the fraternity of st. aloysius and is dedicated to the same st. as the church. they are collecting donations to buy the building. their motto "stop the mosque" makes their position clear. >> we are opposed to converting the church into a mosque. christenings, weddings, and funerals were once held there. now that will all be wiped away. the church will be somet

to it, but it has nothing to do with christianity and jesus' teachings are all about.get that support. >> one that i would like to highlight is reverend goty from louisiana, and also the president of the national organization, and he has been a strong supporter of this repeal, louisiana education act and fighting against the voucher. and he has been fighting jindal in passing the creationism. he said it's the right thing constitutionally, religiously. he has been a supporter and there have been others. >> john: where can people find more about you and the work you're doing? >> you can check out weight repeal creationism.com or or creationism.com or find us on facebook on say no to creation vouchers. >> john: zach kopplin, thank you for coming in and instilling your fight against creationism. good luck. >> thank you for having me on. >> john: the most hysterically inane hannity graphic of the week. that's next. circumstance & the inside analysis. the presidential inauguration this monday morning at 10 eastern only on current tv. >> john: welcome once again friends to th

it was something to mock in the christian family, another reason to see christians as stupid and simpleminded. >> along with daniel's complaints about the church's critics, she also has great sympathy for those some churches have hurt. >> some people don't like it because they really have been wounded by a church at some point or they have been a part of organized religion where they've been damaged and hurt in profound ways. all you can do is respond compassionately and just be so sad that that happened. >> still, she insists, most of the attacks on the church are unfair. where i get frustrated with some of the writing that's being done by the atheists now is that they present a very denigrating and insulting vision of the church. i mean, they take, you know, the stupidest example you could find and they say that's christianity. so, you know, the idiotic minister who wants to burn the koran, you know, and they say that's what christianity looks like. these are intelligent writers who should know better. other people get angry because they're sort of like how dare you make a positive case for

christians and muslims have the same god. it is not the same religion, but we have much in common. >> but others could not accept the idea of muslims praying in a former christian church. >> i think it would be better if they set up a mosque someplace else in town. ifhe christians keep giving ground, we will lose our faith and identity. after all, france is a christian country. >> the sale of the church would not have had a happy ending. for the archdiocese responsible for the church got involved and decided instead to sell the church to a charity. the bishop justified the decision by saying the paris- based charity was nondenominational. this even though it is called the fraternity of st. aloysius and is dedicated to the same st. as the church. they are collecting donations to buy the building. their motto "stop the mosque" makes their position clear. >> we are opposed to converting the church into a mosque. christenings, weddings, and funerals were once held there. now that will all be wiped away. the church will be somethi

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christians are a part of that.re many other religious minorities in iran. >> if i were an american i wouldn't be going to iran, period. thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. >> more iran. they put a monkey in space. also my interview with collin powell. miller wants to talk about those things and we will let him next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us, i'm bill in the miller time segment tonight. let's get to the sage of southern california who joins us now from santa barbara. so my interview with collin powell last night. loss of people watched it posted on bill o'reilly.com and foxnews.com. in case you missed it, you can check it out there. what did you think, miller? >> billy, you know, i missed it but i read the transcript today. and it sounded like you were spunky, baby. so, good for you. let me say this about collin powell. and, first, i'll introduce race into the thing. thank you general powell for protecting my skinny dariere your entire life. secondly i met this guy at a social event with his wife w

christians are a part of that. there are many other religious minorities in iran. >> if i were an american i wouldn't be going to iran, period. thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. >> more iran. they put a monkey in space. also my interview with collin powell. miller wants to talk about those things and we will let him next. [ male announcer ] how can power conmption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. twe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even t

pastor is sitting in jail because of his christian faith. handing down harsh sentences. he could be sense tensed to death -- sentenced to death. iranian says the work undermines the national security and he has been if custody since september. the criminal charge he faces dates back to the year 2000 when he converted from islam to christianity. i might ad in iran that is a death sentence in and of itself if you convert. what does this say to you? >> eric: this is a tough one. i'm a christian. you should be able to practice your faith no matter what. but you are in iran and mullahs are crazy people. he became american 2010, a couple years ago. if you are a christian and american get the heck out of iran. >> dana: well, i agree. i said that before because that is what christians do, they go and try to help -- when the iranian government says he is trying to, it undermines the national security to get a group of people together for a prayer circle basically. unless they take up arms against the got i don't see how it's security situation. but t

eastern christians call it theophany and commemorate the baptism of jesus. for the armenian apostolic church, which follows a different calendar, january 6th is the celebration of christmas. many other eastern traditions, including the russian orthodox church and the coptic church celebrate the feast of the nativity, christmas, on january 7th. that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on th pbs app f ipnesnd ipads. there's always much more on our web site as well. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. happy new year. as we leave you, scenes from new year's celebrations around the world. --. >>> major funding is provided by the lily endowment an indianapolis-based private foundation, dedicated to its founder's interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retire

christian is atop kirad mountain in southwest norway. strung the nylon cord himself, testing each screw, and edging along the wire checking it inch by inch. his only protects if he falls during the attempt will be a safety harness attached to the line. if the cord or screws break, christian will plunge to his death. >> translator: there are a lot of things that can go wrong. for example, you could have something sharp in your pockets that could cut the line. >> once christian has gone through the safety check, he starts psyching ihimself up for the attempt. music gets him in the zone. it's hard to believe that anyone can relax perched so high above the rocky cliffs, bus with his feet dangling like he's just sitting at the kitchen table, christian finds peace. he's ready. he edges along the rope to the other side of the ravine. christian climbs onto the line and struggles to find his balance. he's tried and failed this same slack-line walk before, so he knows how difficult it will be. >> translator: the first steps are some of the worst.

so every morning we went, we said a christian prayer, we said a muslim prayer and we sang. tavis, no one, not a single being in this world, can leave their children at home knowing that i could be protesting for peace and a missile could land on my house and do that protest faithfully for two years without prayers and without the power of faith in a higher power. so i know that everything we did was that guidance, that hand carrying us. there were times that we would decide we're going to this place to do something. some of the very people in taylor's government would be the one calling our cell phones to say, "don't go," and it's only through the hands of god that these things happened. the world that we live in now, people don't believe these things. they tend to put it, but the work of the liberian women, god first, our nation to persevere second -- i think that's what gave us the success. but 100 percent, even from the beginning of the work, it was divinely inspired. tavis: since you mentioned the bible, there's a bible verse that comes to my mind right now that says th

i mean, should religions be nouns - like "i'm a christian," or "i'm a muslim"?t's more like, "i'm christianing," "i'm musliming," if you could go that way. it's more like a verb; it's something that you should apply in your life in order to be authentic. and we all know that there's an inevitable element of hypocrisy in religion, because how can you live up to some of these great, great standards, it's so true. yeah. >> i'm wondering, for people who are seeking, do they choose a religion that goes with their beliefs, so that they have something to substantiate what they feel inside? or do they feel a lack, and therefore, they go to that religion, hoping it will teach them? i think it's the former, that they look for something that will conform with what they have in their own selves. >> i think you're so right, and we're going to talk about different styles, including the seeker style of religion. but that's really quite true. i'm going to get myself in trouble here for being facetious, but i was sitting around in grad school, and we thought we could make a bunc

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he did not like christianity because of course christianity is a religion for all americans and for peopleund the world. he felt that blacks should not be part of christianity, have a different holiday. he was a marxist, and he did beat up and physically abuse the women who were his followers. his own followers shot two black panthers. is this the type of guy we want to have as a founder of a holiday that we're promoting around some eric? quite frankly i think if most news sank orr types, be they did a feel-good story about kwanzaa proned exactly what ron kerenga was about, it would not get off the ground. >> i'm a news achkor type, and i'll put it to you, i wanted straight answers from you, and cnn approached you about this interview and asked you to appear with roland martin, a cnn commentator very passionate about this issue, he wanted to challenge you, and you refused, you said you didn't want to appear with someone who would defend kwanzaa. why would you do that? >> you're completely distorting the comments that we had earlier in the day. earlier in the day, i said if we were going to

>> someone needs to give gorgeous blond anchorwomen a job. >> christian?before the era of fox news, america's eyebrow grooming habits were way out of whack. now we have the waxing techniques of a brian kilmeade. we're in a brow-topia. >> john: as you know, fox news is so powerful, they're able to cover both fictional and nonfictional news with the same journalistic rigger. they also provide us with much-needed lessons in history. after president obama told new republic this last weekend that fox news exerts pressure on any republican who might ever compromise with them so the government might, you know, do stuff, fox news contributor peter the only thing to keep america free. >> the job of fox news is to go after policies and to go after politicians in a constructive way. fox news has the best reporters in america and the best commentators and thinkers in america. if that upsets the president of the united states or the democratic leadership, then so be it. that is the bull work of our democracy. ask thomas jefferson. look at our history. without a free pr

christian parenti recently wrote, "problems with the math." joined by bill mckibben of 350.org and christian parenti. bill was just voted for montter of the year, author of "eaarth: making a life on a tough new planet." he joins us via videostream from his home in vermont christian parenti is author of, "tropic of chaos: climate change and the new geography of violence." we welcome you both to "democracy now!" you, bill. with can you lay out this campaign that 350.org has launched around the country? >> sure. let me say, in this case, 350 and the other groups we're working with are more of the vector than the virus. these are release students and campuses around the country and others following their lead the mayor of seattle, religious denominations. people no longer want to be profiting from the wreckage of the climate, and to understand not that we can bankrupt exxon -- we cannot -- but we can put a ding in their public image, that we can begin to do to them that say happened to the tobacco industry. that is the reason i think desmond tutu

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