we desire to live in a judaeo—christian nation with judaeo—christian values.hristianity is under attack and that god belongs in government. with pastors preaching its message in churches and its beliefs guiding ultraconservative candidates in the mid—term elections. i'm a christian, i say we should be the movement is 90 minutes christian nationalism and the far right is taking it to the extreme. we are the christian taliban. some warn this is fundamentally undemocratic. it was amplified by donald trump. we are going to protect christianity and i can say that, i don't have to be politically correct. powered by his election loss, it broke cover at the storming of the capital on january the 6th last year. you can't diminish what happened on january the 6th from what's happening in some centuries on sunday morning. their crusader starting from the ground up and education is the front line. our school board meetings are police officers at the meetings to escort people out if they get too out of control. to understand this moment in us politics you have to understan

the rise of the new christian right is called christian i christian right is called christian nationalismstate. christian nationalism is a new term for a very old phenomenon. it privileges a religious identity with citizenship in its most virulent form it turns out also have an racial component to it. in the us that component has been round of european descent or whiteness, as it has developed in the country. when i talk about christian nationalism in the us, usually talk about white christian nationalism.— the us, usually talk about white christian nationalism. donald trump was seen as — christian nationalism. donald trump was seen as defending _ christian nationalism. donald trump was seen as defending their- christian nationalism. donald trump was seen as defending their cause i was seen as defending their cause when he entered the white house. we are going to protect christianity and i_ are going to protect christianity and i can— are going to protect christianity and i can say that i don't have to be politically correct. and and i can say that i don't have to be politically correct.—

capitol riot, christian symbols and prayer were underway.was one of many pas at the capitol that day. he has millions of followers online and preaches to hundreds every week. >> you ain't seen an insurrection yet. >> he managed to have an apocalyptic worldview laced with political conspiracies -- >> you god hating communists will find out what an insurrection is. >> you are calling fellow americans people and putting it an apocalyptic concept of the battle of good and evil. >> there is a battle of good and evil. >> that if the type of language that could incite violence -- >> that is not my responsibility -- >> you don't see that is your responsibity to stay away from possibly inciting violence? >> i'm preaching the bible. >> many christians are fighting back against his interpretation of the bible. pastor kevin briggs is a community activist who believes god cares most about social justice. >> my concern with the religious right has been they a damaging the reputation of the church. i've had friends who are pastors of churches, and because

are you a christian decade ago. are you a christian 7 decade ago. are you a christian ?eah, i guess. church regularly. and while it's obviously sad that few people identify as christians, i just have to create your one small point, which is not christianity is not in a minority it's still the largest group. there are more christians and self—described atheists. it is simply the number of people who call christian has dipped below 50% for the first time. what i'd say briefly is two things. first of all, the archbishop of york put out a very sensible statement saying he's statement saying perhaps he's not it down a not surprised, but it down a challenge for the christian community britain, which community in britain, which i think positive looking think is really positive looking at now we're seeing a say at it now we're seeing a say much britain is a very much broadly. britain is a very open liberal, diverse society , open liberal, diverse society, but many of our institutions do stem from the church. it's not just churches and community groups, but also much of schooling

only 46% of england wales identify as christian . identify as christian. christians are now in a minority something that would have been completely unthinkable just 20 or 30 years ago. in terms of demography itself, london is now 7% white. birmingham is 43% white. manchester is 49% white. three biggest cities in and wales are now white. minority cities . that wales are now white. minority cities. that is a wales are now white. minority cities . that is a massive, cities. that is a massive, massive , rapid change. and one massive, rapid change. and one in six britons are now born overseas. that's up from one in eight just in the space of a few years. so immigration is clearly fundamentally changing the make up and nature of the country and that of itself is . perhaps not a that of itself is. perhaps not a surprise . before i get to the surprise. before i get to the christian , the evidence i have christian, the evidence i have announced and by the way thank you to the very very keen viewers and listeners to this programme who bombarded me about the office o

only 46% of england wales identify as christian . identify as christian. christians are now in a minority something that would have been completely unthinkable just 20 or 30 years ago. in terms of demography itself, london is now 7% white. birmingham is 43% white. manchester is 49% white. three biggest cities in and wales are now white. minority cities . that wales are now white. minority cities. that is a wales are now white. minority cities . that is a massive, cities. that is a massive, massive , rapid change. and one massive, rapid change. and one in six britons are now born overseas. that's up from one in eight just in the space of a few years. so immigration is clearly fundamentally changing the make up and nature of the country and that of itself is . perhaps not a that of itself is. perhaps not a surprise . before i get to the surprise. before i get to the christian , the evidence i have christian, the evidence i have announced and by the way thank you to the very very keen viewers and listeners to this programme who bombarded me about the office o

christian, katty, thank you very much. have | trying to be hyper local. christian, .er it is that you are doing next and good luck with the rest of your coverage. yakima pitchforks- _ to san francisco now, where thousands of twitter employees have been finding out by email whether they have lost theirjob — as the new owner elon musk begins his push to cut costs. mr musk , the world's richest man , took over twitter a week ago, paying 44 billion dollars. reports suggest about half of the workforce will lose theirjobs. the company said there would be compensation and benefits until february. james claytonjoined me from outside twitter headquarters. what has been the reaction to all of these lay—offs? what has been the reaction to all of these lay-offs?— these lay-offs? certainly on twitter, the _ these lay-offs? certainly on twitter, the reaction - these lay-offs? certainly on twitter, the reaction has - these lay-offs? certainly on l twitter, the reaction has been mixed, — twitter, the reaction has been mixed, but some people who saw this coming _ mixed, but some peopl

we christians from boston. an american protestant chaplain who went ashore shortly after described finding a blood-stained hymnal it had been printed by the american board in 1837 1937. hoping to identify its owner. he showed the book to some of the surviving marshallese people on the island one man reached out and the chaplain reported lovingly traced the crudely scrawled name on the cover. with his finger sadly the man said the hymnal's owner died during the battle. american chaplains marines and journalists shared these stories and stories like these with the american public in private and public letters and news updates some were published in the missionary herald others in secular outlets like lifetime and the saturday evening post together. they illustrated how central religion was in a place like the marshall islands as admiral chester nimitz who was in charge of the allied land air see and see forces in the pacific during world war two and coordinated the invasion of the marshall islands wrote by taking

, especially evangelical christians. even though those topics tend to take up a lot of our attention. conflicts centered on religious objections to medical procedures are not new, they're not uncommon. and they don't always involve christians. they involve a diverse range of religious groups as well. when we turn to a conflict, we should also talk about compromise. highly visible legal disputes obscure a very basic point. hospitals can be a sight of a lot of underappreciated accommodation. and negotiation. it's important to consider as we think about seemingly interactive both problems about religious pluralism and religious freedom. when we talk about religion and health care, people often and faces conflict and polarization. they think about religion as an enemy. an irrational reason why people refuse an autopsy or lifesaving vaccine or surgery. we must remember that the most people, religion is a means of care, just like medicine is supposed to be a means of care. because both health care and religion are supposed to

christianity is in decline . . christianity is in decline. how do you feel about britain's changing demographics? gb news. gbnews.uk. and it's a big victory for free speech. the has dropped measures to ban legal book harmful content online . book harmful content online. what does that even mean? people felt during covid, they feel censored over immigration. it's a good thing that freedom of speech is alive and kicking otherwise. well, we'd love them to just and come to put away . to just and come to put away. also, yes, person does go nuclear earlier the business grant shapps announced the go for the new sizewell c nuclear power plant in suffolk, backing scheme with a 700 million quid deal scheme with a 700 million quid deal. but nuclear the future. and just 24 hours after warnings from the national grid that we may face blackouts. good british for british people that's i say let me know what you think gb views gbnews.uk. two big ones for you today. people is britain is still a christian country and is still a christian country and is free sp

are how wonderful christian. are how wonderful thatis christian. that is to do that . how that is to do that. how mesmerising. how how or inspire ring. i think at times we underplay what we're actually doing in church this intensification god's work and presence when just two or three come together and should we be downplaying that . i'm not trying downplaying that. i'm not trying to be a spoilsport in any way against what's happening in control. but i think we wait, we ease undermining of what we're doing and try to imagine there's some sort of consumer resistance out there that we have to work work against. i mean, you and i spoke often about the impact of, say, the queen's funeral a month or so ago on, how that was the most watched televised event on the planet ever . yeah. in what the planet ever. yeah. in what we're doing and the danger is that some of these rather sort of daft email chain emails that go around the church of england read a of pick up on that. you know, yesterday , cardinal zen in know, yesterday, cardinal zen in hong kong, for

it is to make the united states a mighty christian nation, and to christianize world. my earlier claim that there's nothing new about christian nationalism and christian nationalism isn't, the monopoly of the political or social right. there's wilson saying that this that this is the task facing. the united states in 1915 and what it means to christianize the world that would a lot of care a lot of thinking and research. this is what the social gospel had been saying it has a it has a more meaning. remember it's not about individual salvation has an earthly social meaning for. the economy and politics, society and education so to christianize the world would mean to transform relations, to get rid of balance of power. as we've been talking about. all right. now back to problem of rea abrams preachers arms. i and the obstacles we would face as historians if we wanted do a careful careful job here so much so many of our world war one sources when it comes the churches in america so much of that choosing has already been done for us and i don't mean by ray abrams in 1933

the moral code, christianity. and now, no, those same people are saying, no, no, no, no, no, this is a christian country. we need just for christians and we're going to enforce christian morality upon whether they like it or not. so i think going back to this moment where this young, naive, somewhat idealistic kid was willing to die so that other people, not his own people, not his own country. right. so that some other country, 10,000 kilometers away from him could have the same democracy that he had. i mean, we might, you know, find that to be quaint and even silly and a bit naive, perhaps. but i do think that it is something that we should all remember, at the very least, at time where democracy is absolutely under threat, not just around the world, but here in the united states. so, yeah, i was trying to cause a little bit of trouble. okay. we'll take one more question. sorry, but i. oh, thanks a. excellent talk, as always. uh, enjoyed your entertaining introduction and being that same neck of the woods as. as

therefore, the entire christian tradition says that in in the spiritual life of a christian, demonicptations also occur, that is, attempts by fallen spirits to attract a person to their side, catching a violation of god's commandment. but since a person, as a rule, does not want to commit frankly evil deeds, evil, they begin to deceive and take on the appearance of goodness. that is why, in fact, every sinner tries to justify his act with some good intentions, but what if a person does not want to succumb to the temptation of demons, but, like bright angels, to be with god is precisely for this, and the church of each of us calls on this and this is the essence of the spiritual the struggle, about which the famous russian writer fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky once very well said, noting what in the world he did with god and the battlefield of the hearts of people, and in this spiritual struggle. we are not left without protection, because divine grace covers everyone who has accepted christ in his heart. an important tool in this spiritual struggle is spiritual exercise and good deed

, that is, christianity does not tell us so much about what is as much as it tells about what will be is, about the ideal to which every christian who believes in jesus christ should strive, which really jesus christ bequeathed us the kingdom of god on earth, and it knows neither murder nor rape, theft, nor annexation, nor dropping bombs, that is, the idea of ​​the kingdom of god and the kingdom of god itself is without a doubt the prototype of the ideal society to which you have to strive for nothing. as they say, the bad thing is that the pope thinks like that, it is not because he is, let's tell the truth, he is a christian. he is a man of faith, he cannot think, you know, in other paradigms, he thinks before christianity, but christianity still, you know, must somehow react to those challenges and these changes that are taking place in society. well, not all christians have time to respond to what is happening around them, let's say, the product of a certain cultural system of a certain time and you can't expect from it that for example, today a ukrainian aspires to be a ukrainian

in this divided nation the christian in this divided nation, the christian right has found a new voiceongs to god almighty. this isn't church service. hundreds of people are being baptised after a rally in pennsylvania, some overwhelmed by their experience of god. thousands have turned out because they believe their christian values are under attack and that god belongs in government. you cannot separate god from politics. you cannot take him out of our government. these events tap into people's anger about covid lockdowns and donald trump's election loss. the man himself dialled in while his son was on the stage. we love you all and we are going to bring this country back. our country has never been in such bad shape. they are reframing american conservative politics as spiritual warfare against the radical left. chris and bobby foley have travelled from north carolina. they took away the bible, they took awayjesus in everything, and so now we are being run by devils, we are being run by satan because it is a spiritual war. some call this rise of the religious right christian national

undoubtedly and it is ha - enin: christian. undoubtedly and it is happening at — christian. undoubtedly and it is happening at a very _ christian. undoubtedly and it is happening at a very rapid - christian. undoubtedly and it is happening at a very rapid pace. christian. undoubtedly and it is - happening at a very rapid pace. when this was first asked in the senses, what is your religion, in 2001, 70 2% of this country said they define themselves as christian. and now it is down to 46% just 20 years later. where are these people going? well, there has been a modest rise in all of the major faiths outside christianity, so we have seen an increase in sikhs, buddhists, jews. but the biggest rise by far is those who say they belong to a group no religion. but with that very simple question in the census, that doesn't allow for any kind of nuance. so among that group which is now around 37% of the population who define themselves as having no religion. there will be those who are atheist, agnostic, but also those who while they may believe and maybe spiritual, they don't want to

it doesn't matter or any christians in it because that is basically the christian principles. you can't get it any other way. that's what was happening. that was the revolution. and if you don't understand that we're going to short change ourselves. i attempts agree. i would say this going back to the compact, you know, if we lack when we're teaching it to really recognize the religious elements of it and the plurality of it part of the problem with interpretations in the classroom of the american revolution is that the founders got most of their ideas if not all of their ideas from enlightenment philosophers. and that really comes from that. and there might be some understanding of the gray awakening as being someone important, but it's really just very brief and really points all the way back just to the enlightenment philosophy. and i think that really short changes our students on the importance of religious traditions in our nation. can i just pick up on this on this point and it's it's simply that so how did these people think that they had agency? rather than a fatalist

muslims cannot recognize them as christians christians. this is for muslims - the closest people. for muslims. christian brothers. well, these people close to us. we can today, only orthodox christians can be answered, but catholics, as they say, we can confidently say that they are representatives of the opposite side, which was mentioned in all our writings, against which we will fight, that is, today. it turns out, what a picture for orthodox christians muslims are much closer than the same catholics, because they follow the path of satan, therefore, if they say such words about us, especially if their leader is the formation of a terrorist satanic pope if they are about us, he says such words. we can only be proud of this, therefore, to all our colleagues and friends who are in the same ranks with us, and i say thanks to all representatives of all nationalities, because we were able to make sure that we hurt the representatives of satan, and they spoke, she in such a way that we are very bad people. this is me, in fact , again, back to the same question about the judge, who is

fasting - this is not a simple work of a christian and it must be done in a peaceful state of mind. that's why it's important to pay attention not only abstinence in food, but also a kind attitude towards their neighbor, believers try to reconcile with those with whom they may have had some kind of misunderstanding of offense before, despite the fact that the tradition and asks for forgiveness from loved ones exists before the start of lent and christmas and all other fasts also assume a peaceful state of mind, grazing and good relationships with people around him. it is very important to ask for forgiveness from our neighbors , because, as the lord himself says, jesus christ, if you forgive people for their sins, then he will forgive them, and if you don’t forgive people of their sins, then your father won’t forgive you of your sins, it may seem to us that the upcoming fasting period is a sad time when believers are focused solely on mourning for their sins. but these are not so spiritually experienced people. they say that the nativity fast is a time of joy, a time when we are cal

be mindful of non christians? what they have done is extended invitation to like-minded people to form a community together. well, guess what? any human being can do that. they don't have to stay, here's what you non-christians can do, you can do it to. anybody can do that! attract like-minded people and for my community. therefore, it is present and they're very act as affirmation of the humanity of all. >> i want to take this question to you as well, because you're such a background on religious freedom. remember the historical context, 16 20, the 30 years war is making its way through europe right now. they are embroiled in religious conflict, not able to accommodate the religious differences. but we are seeing something like that here, a combination. go ahead. >> that is exactly right. on the european continent, there's going to be four overlapping wars that we call the 30 years war that ended in 16 48. england is going to have its own civil war, which has a religious dimension that will happen two decades lat

— first time being a minority christian country of 1500 euros so getting _ christian country of 1500been the minority— suspect that britain has been the minority so it already can't have been _ minority so it already can't have been that — minority so it already can't have been that long because it did not come _ been that long because it did not come here — been that long because it did not come here by the time but there was a melting _ come here by the time but there was a melting pot of people coming in and out _ a melting pot of people coming in and out and in the since christianity took a lot longer and has been — christianity took a lot longer and has been much more contested each of british— has been much more contested each of british history. has been much more contested each of british history-— british history. that's a census for ou, as british history. that's a census for you. as stop _ british history. that's a census for you. as stop shot _ british history. that's a census for you, as stop shot and _ british history. that's a census for you, as stop shot and i _ briti

if you days after this incident, metacom was dead too shut -- shot down by a christian indian that the english called alderman. captain benjamin church had the sachem dismembered and his head sent to plymouth. there, on the very site where the samoset -- sachem's father had allied and feasted with the pilgrims they mounted the head at the town gate and allowed it to rot. it is likely one of the very last things that metacom's wife saw when plymouth shipped her from her homeland into slavery. later that week plymouth held a day of thanksgiving in praise of god for saving the colony from its enemies. though history rarely plays attention to the wampanoags after king philip's war, my book emphasizes that this conflict was just the first stage in a centuries long battle to defend their land and sovereignty. it to come as no surprise that the english seized nearly all of the wampanoags' territory in the decades after the war leaving only a handful of town-sized reservations for mostly christian indians. less well-known is that the english also seized the wampanoags' as bound laborers. from

he's us christian pop for some help. now they're joining forces to fight the noise. zurich is a key transport up, there's a lot of movement and lots of noise primarily in the industrial zone to the west of the city. hello. did you hear it as a short? it was loud enough from there to there and all the way up. until last night has been working for the count on the zurich for years. his job is to protect residents from rail noise and i'll do it again. oh, oh. what i knew was surfaces. i see around here. those are surfaces to lift. they reflect that you can hear it. a cargo train is approaching soft and 2 passenger trains. yeah, that's crazy. other signs, almost within touching distance, whom listen to how these low frequencies coming from this monster. so close by, dominate the scene like a sy fy movie. stay in the past a f, as in. yes, those are low frequencies that can't be absorbed anywhere. they reverberate along these waters and ventilator can return from behind, like a store from the side front as noise on minute. eve

as a christian nation and should remain one.tured political world. breaking cover during the storming of the capitol were christian symbols and prayers on display. good evening, global family... greg locke was one of many pastors at the capitol that day. he has millions of followers online and preaches to hundreds every week. you ain't seen the insurrection yet. he has managed to weave his political views into an apocalyptic worldview laced with conspiracy theories. you god—hating communists, you will find out what insurrection is because we ain't playing no garbage. you are calling fellow americans evil and putting it in the context of an apocalyptic battle between good and evil. there is an apocalyptic battle between good and evil. and so that is the kind of language that could be used to incite violence. that is not my responsibility. you don't see that as a responsibility, to stay away from possibly inciting violence? no, i'm not inciting violence, i'm preaching the bible. but many christians are fighting back against this i

, that is less than 50% so _ being christians, that is less than 50% so a — being christians, that iscularly surprising terms of the transient seen in recent years and decades— transient seen in recent years and decades to — transient seen in recent years and decades to a more diverse society terms _ decades to a more diverse society terms of— decades to a more diverse society terms of the faith that people identify— terms of the faith that people identify with in a deed no faith at all. identify with in a deed no faith at all and — identify with in a deed no faith at all and i— identify with in a deed no faith at all. and i think it is something that— all. and i think it is something that we — all. and i think it is something that we should look to now thinking about— that we should look to now thinking about looking about areas of our political — about looking about areas of our political constitution that assume a majority _ political constitution that assume a majority christian country, if that is no _ majority christian country, if that is no longer the case had to be open up is

yes, the adoption of christianity by the chalk of the harem was strengthened by the prince and only officer had six, and known sables. protoya eks, odnosyny were all their shmat, and you wrote oblique ballets, it was understood that zhan-shins spent chalking, shmat, five, wives of the same vladimir at liberty for centuries of history. nameless ale, manifestations of emancipation arose, and then rogned's sixth wife was rather flatly registered with the obeugestors. yes, the legendary swing of our suitcase can be deprived of the first recorded divorce would be to kill prince rachnid raised the worst of everything before the adoption of christianity, handed out filthy, wives to his as before, that you gladdened the live bait with the fun of information. i am less than ethnographers dehistorians , you will find out more of their later options are being treated that the skill with the adoption of christianity after debt has changed little . this kolya family was added to send, but such pyromas were stirred up by formalities on the gasket, potassium was young different confessions. they chose. an

we heard all of our lives and christians are persecuted there is the inquisition. that stuff pales in comparison to atheist regimes so dramatically that it is almost unbelievable. i think we need to look at that. though lived in the middle of that and he could speak from that. and say this is a waking nightmare this is anti- human, inhuman and as cruel as anything. and that is how it started but it's important for us even if you are not a faith to recognize the record regimes it is said were going to enforce atheism were not going to allow god in. whats is the record? in 1930 you could say who's to say? now we can say. it is as horrifying as anything in human history. >> where are the trendlines when it comes to religion and atheism? x well, when i asked the question is atheism dead? what i'm really asking when i asked the question is atheism dead is can someone who is interested in the facts principally from science and some of these other things, can they take atheism seriously? i was is no longer intellectually tenable. but there are some people write about peop

it's what christian say is what science says. that there'd be no chance of life to emerge if jupiter weren't there. and everywhere you look, i mean, i'm just giving a couple of basic. but every where we look on the chemical, on the atomic level, in biology, in the planet, i mean, when you talk about big bang, what they call the four, uh, fundamental forces of physics, the four fundamental forces of physics, you know, the electromagnetic force, the strong nuclear the weak nuclear force, the gravitational force, these four fundamental forces of physics. we now know that if any of them were off by point 001 different value. the universe wouldn't exist that way, but the universe, there would be no stars, no planets would be not anything. why didn't i learn this in school? what? because we didn't know this when i was in school. but the point is that this is what cosmologists know and i think a common reading of this stuff makes you conclude it was design by an infinitely intelligent entity. we don't have to talk about whether he has a

way would go through all the peoples of some about it, someone later in our history, yes pass christianitythe chroniclers of non- nato loved to guess, treated the pyrette of wealth with a dark and wild sloop, so it’s not the most kind of the devil, for example, nestor, praying with black pharmacies, slapped traditions with black farms, i teach the tribe that a jelly with terrible gomishimi be in their place there were some fun, ihshi, where men stole jedi wives for themselves, which could be two caviar, the fact that polygamy was practiced in the filth for the home and without such it is recorded in the same story that vladimir svyatoslavovich the one that, before the adoption of christianity, krasneinka chalked up harems, pausim princedoms and only officer wives, the yakhlo had six, and the sable famous proto yaks, single-skins were families, not shmat, and you wrote oblique ballets, it was understood that zhan-shins spent meleshmat five, the wives of the same vladimir were swept for a century in history. nameless ale, manifestations of emancipation arose and then rogned’s wife’s first wi

as a christian nation and should remain one.ver during the storming of the capitol were christian symbols and prayers on display. good evening, global family... greg locke was one of many pastors at the capitol that day. he has millions of followers online and preaches to hundreds every week. you ain't seen the insurrection yet. he has managed to weave his political views into an apocalyptic worldview laced with conspiracy theories. you god—hating communists, you will find out what insurrection is because we ain't playing no garbage. playing your garbage. you are calling fellow americans evil and putting it in the context of an apocalyptic battle between good and evil. there is an apocalyptic battle between good and evil. and so that is the kind of language that could be used to incite violence. that is not my responsibility. you don't see that as a responsibility, to stay away from possibly inciting violence? no, i'm not inciting violence, i'm preaching the bible. but many christians are fighting back against this interpretatio

we heard all our lives like christians are persecuted,, there's inquisition. that stuff pales in comparison to atheist regimes so dramatically that it's almost unbelievable. i think we need to look at that. and solzhenitsyn of course lived in the middle of that hell and he could speak from that hell and say this is a waking nightmare, this is an anti-human and inhuman as cool as anything. that's how it started. and so i think it's just important for us, even if you're not a person of faith, to recognize them records regimes that it said were going to enforce atheism, were not going to log i didn't get what is a record? in 1930 made you could say who's to say? well now we can say it is as horrifying as anything in human history. >> host: where is the trend right now when it comes to religion and atheism? >> guest: well, i mean, when i asked the question is atheism dead on not asking if there atheist. there will always be atheist. what i'm asking my asked the question is atheism dead, is, can someone who's interested in the facts principally from science and fro

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