he really didn't know how long just means god in arabic just like a law is not the god of the christian bible if you can read the koran it's all the same prophet something we've got abraham as in this everybody this isn't even the same story just some details changed you know i bet you were a lot more similar than we. this along the way he was introduced to some different perspectives in order for us to accomplish economic development and business woman in order for us to accomplish government reform in order for us to get the workforce and the skill set that still lies within education and the lies in investing in our youth the small politicians like ourselves could affect you know. exactly that's what really matters we have to constantly educate ourselves in town to open ourselves up and try to say that we're ok to say the world is the very last place where you can save your family. your community bobby is a good example as well as he would. come in here and i think that i got to do a whole lot more listening. yeah. i understand the perception of much better now than i did before i came in

you see it with the hangman's noose, christian cross, bible, american flag, and confederate flag. but on this point on, the klan more or less took over the confederate flag. a lot of people today associate it with the klan. but more important than the klan was this moment in birmingham in 1948 in july when the dixiecrat 1948 in july when the dixiecrat party was born, and nominated strom thurmond for president, a breakaway from the democratic party in re-nominating harry truman. they had embraced a strong civil rights platform. was the marriage of the confederate flag, which was just been starting to emerge as a popular culture symbol and politics with reaction and white supremacy. you look at the faces in the birmingham auditorium and you see a lot of young faces because a good number of the delegates at the convention were college students from the south where they were accustomed to waving this flag as a symbol of football as well as kappa alpha. they brought it on to the convention floor. this photo made it the symbol of reactionary politics. the students, you notice this was i

i chose it -- i'm a united methodist pastor, i'm a christian, i'm a bible reader.rooted in scripture. the 25th chapter of matthew, this story, is a wonderful tool for us to use to examine our lives. it's a wonderful way for us to hold our lives up against the teachings of christ, up to the witness of jesus and to really look within, to get honest and to say how are we doing? how are we treating others? how are we living out our values in the world? i would really invite anyone who feels so-called to return to those words, literally, to read the bible, the 25th chapter of matthew, to talk about it with their friends, with their pastors, with their parents, children, neighbors, and say, well, where do i stand? which side am i on? how are my values lived out in the world? and the criterion that we should be judging ourselves with, the criterion with which jesus judges us is are we helping others? are we literally feeding people who are hungry? literally visiting people who are jailed. literally welcoming people who are strangers, which is that interesting word used in

christians. here's a little bible.watched a couple prayer meetings break out here. 99% of these people certainly are either catholic or protestant. so we'll keep an eye out just in case any middle easterners pop up. >> excellent reporting, my friend, as always. thank you. >> moments from now at two events that we are watching, the president set to face reporters at bill signing and mike pompeo making an appearance at the state department and all this as the president says he feels betrayed by the saudis over a murder. and a new ad aimed at honoring the legacy of john mccain. checkout is at four. enjoy your ride. (bicycle bell sound) ♪ ♪ explore more with a guaranteed 4pm checkout at over 1,000 fine hotels and resorts. it's another way we've got your back. the platinum card from american express. don't live life without it. at humana, we believe great things are ahead of you when you start with healthy. and part of staying healthy means choosing the right medicare plan. humana can help. with original medicare, you're co

what this means is, for example, a muslim printer can refuse to print the bible, and a christian printer the car ran. that is not discriminatory, but there is still a concern here, what is really going on inside the head of that retailer. isa on inside the head of that retailer. is a refusal to say print a koran not really about condoning the m essa 9 es not really about condoning the messages bearing, or might it really be prejudiced against muslims? that is why i think we may well see some further cases around this issue. mark easton, our home editor there. the ten mps of the democratic unionist party at westminster are set to vote against the budget later this month if the government agrees a brexit deal that they're not happy with. a defeat for the budget would, in theory, lead to the fall of the government. the prime minister is dependent on the dup for parliamentary survival. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has the story. if the colours don't give you a headache, the deal just might. welcome to the room where next week theresa may hopes a deal with the eu might be in reach.

for all you christians out there the bible does say when jesus saw the masses he took compassion upon them. >> any specific races you are watching in minnesota? >> the same old crap, the democrats and republicans, i don't want to partake in this fiasco that is going on. >> immigration is an issue. how often does that come up? >> i would say more from republicans trying to attack democrats in the first add, and law and order message. i wouldn't say something your hear from democrats but the collar raises an interesting point, potential ability for negative ads the backfire, something i heard on the trail, they feel like it is too negative and turning them off from both parties. >> eric paulsen and dean phillips, highlighted recap the race where it is. >> eric paulsen is an incumbent with a really good track record. in a district that has been democratic, supporting hillary clinton by 9 points in 2016. at the same time he won reelection by 14 points. democrats tried to target him, try to tie him to donald trump even though paulsen is nothing like trump in terms of demeanor and the way h

. >> as a christian and a catholic who believes in the bible and who's faithful and devoted to the catholic church, i would like to be part of the solution. >> reporter: it's what brought her out among dozens of other parishioners before bishop salvatore cordleone tonight. some carried the weight of sexual abuse going back decades. others demanded answers and action. >> i want justice done for those who are victimized. i don't like things that are covered up or passed along or that become a corporate matter. i like to see the facts really out there. >> reporter: the archdiocese of san jose recently released a list of names of priests with credible allegations of sexual abuse of children. the list names 15 priests, 10 of whom are dead. about half were allowed to continue working, sometimes for years after they were accused. >> it's a start as well as the fasting and the praying and having these meetings where people can have an open forum. >> reporter: while the archdiocese of san francisco has not released its list, a law firm suing california bishops for the records of priests accused of s

. >> as a christian and a catholic who believes in the bible and who is faithful and devoted to the catholichurch i would like to be part of the solution. >> it is what brought them among dozens of others before bishop salvatore. no cameras were allowed inside. some carry the weight of sexual abuse going back decades. others demanded answers and action. >> i want justice done for those are victimized and i don't like things that are covered up or passed along. i like to see it's really out there. >> the archdiocese recently released a name list of priests with credible allegations of sexual abuse of children. the list names 15 priests, 10 of whom are dead. half of them are allowed to continue working sometimes for years after they were accused. >> is a start. -- it is a start. people can have an open rum. the archdiocese hasn't released its list. california bishops for records of priests accused of sexual abuse released its own report last week. it listed 135 clergy members accused in san francisco. among the ideas for long-term solutions >> women can help. we should have a seat at the table

the christian commision delegates approached him asking him to transport bibles and religious tracks by the railroads. >> rations and ammunition are much better. later, in dealing with the aspect of recruiting black soldiers in the south for union regiments, sherman reacted, he said the following, i cannot permit it here. we have no room to transport and feed them. the sanitary and christian commissions are enough to eradicate all traces of christianity out of our minds, much less a set of unscrupulous state agents in search of recruits. despite his rather preemptory comments, he was not entirely ansah but the kind -- entirely unsympathetic to the christian commision 's agenda. when asked for his overall assessment, the general admitted the following, at times i may have displayed an impatience when agents push forward their persons and services when we had no you means to make use of their services and charities. he added that with the opportunity to look back on the past with composure, he is pleased to share his belief that the program was noble in its conception and applied with

i am a traditional bible-believing christian which includes the things jesus said -- that god created humans, from the beginning of creation. he was clearly referring to the first chapter of genesis. i am one of those people, a who actually believes god created the universe in 4000 bc. to,point i'm trying to get right now, we have a public education system that has ofoctrinated two generations americans into believing the bible is not true, that is a earth is billions of years old that we are basically conglomerations of molecules working together in. the vast recesses of time when you teach people that they are --t a cosmic accident, they i think it contributes to a lot of mental health problems and drug abuse issues. if i am just a bunch of dust and gas that floated around the universe and one day becoming organics, why shouldn't i abuse drugs and wise my life worth preserving? i think most of the solutions to health care problems would be better found by returning to the christian roots the nation was founded on. i am skeptical of secular mental health care in general. i think a lo

he has been with us during the challenges of the last four years, and through the bible and the support of christianse is our rock and all of his ways are just. we are delighted and relieved at today's ruling. we always knew we hadn't done anything wrong in turning down this order. after more than four years, the supreme court has now recognised that and we're very grateful. grateful to the judges, and especially grateful to god. we are particularly pleased the supreme court emphatically accepted what we've said all along — we did not turn down this order because of the person who made it but because of the message itself. the judges gave a clear signal today, in fact, it couldn't be clearer. family businesses like ours are free to focus on giving all their customers the best service they can, without being forced to promote other people's campaigns. i know a lot of people will be very glad of this ruling today, because this ruling protects freedom of speech and freedom of conscience for everyone. on behalf of my family, can i say thank you to everyone who has helped us and supported us and prayed fo

i got you are a christian can you support that. the bible talks about that. the apostle paul said when i was a child i spoke as a child and when i became an adult i put aside childish things. when he became a republican he put aside those childish things. he's a different guy than he was 11 years ago and those of us that are of a forgiving nature, you've got to be remorseful if you've done something in the past. i saw what you said about how doing something for others could keep you positive. and i thought he is really making america better like you talked about in the low unemployment, so maybe that is playing into what you said. he is getting his optimism from making america a better place. >> guest: i believe that has become the reason for his existence. i hope it's okay that i say this in one of the private moments with a family member that i'm close to, i asked what was his plan before he decided to run for president and this person in his family told me he plays golf over in scotland his dream was to retire there i believe last year or this year. he wa

course, i got, you are a christian, how can you support that? actually, the bible talks about that. paul said when i was a child, i spoke as a child. when i came an adult, i put aside the childish things. back then, he was a close friend of bill clinton, democrat, he talked like bill clinton. he talked like the democratic buddies. when he became a republican, he put aside those things. >> i believe -- >> he is a different-where he was 11 years ago. those of us who are of the forgiving nature, you've got to be a remarkable if you've done something in the past. i saw what you said about how doing something for others could keep you positive. i thought about, he's really making america better. like you talked about. the little one, maybe that's playing into what you said. he's getting his optimism making america a better place. >> i think he loves having -- i believe that's the whole reason for his existence. i hope it's okay if i say this. i asked one of his family's members, what was the plan before he decided to run for president? this person said, he has a place over in scotland. h

christians are major targets. >> there's reports of north koreans trying to sneak bibles across the border and lined up and huge rched off to prison camps because they were christian. >> reporter: kenneth bay was in a labor camp for two years from 2012 to 2014, accused of planning a religious coup. >> fundamentally it came down to the fact that he was a christian missionary, and he was basically accused of proselytizing. >> reporter: bay said he carried rocks and shoveled coal every day, got real sick, nearly died and was given no hope. >> one prosecutor was assigned to my case for the last year of myies prisonment. he came to -- year of my imprisonment. >> what message would the pope be sending if he goes to pyongyang? >> do see a role for the pope and vatican of encouraging diplomacy and encouraging peace. i don't think going to north korea would be worth that in terms of the message they would send about how the vatican itself understands the situation on the ground which is tragic. >> experts say if he does go to pyongyang, the pope could at least make a display of calling for more religious freedom and the

the first is we has christians have defined a way of making it clear that the bible story of the world is the primary story of the world. the cnn narrative and the fox news narrative are not the primary narrative of the world. they are bit players within the grand sweep of things and i'm afraid that in too many times people in the church have been discipled by their favorite cable news network. sat in their homes for hours at a time listening to talking heads who view christians as useful idiots even when they use christian language in their shows and go to war against the horrible people on the other side of the aisle, should be crushed and annihilated. they really don't have our best interest in mind. they view us as useful idiots and pretty soon we won't be useful, just idiot. we have to find a way to disciple our people so the bible's narrative its primary. second, we have to find ways of exposing a revealing the true nature of religion that religion has to do with whatever it is we ascribe to be two and whatever we ascribe to will have serious percussion as spanish personal life a

christians, buddhists, and muslims. month, beijing shut down one of china's largest underground churches. across the country, authorities are tearing down crosses, burning biblesand in prison in believers. and beijing has reached a deal with the vatican that gives the avowedly atheist communist party a direct role in appointing catholic bishops for china's christians these are desperate times. beijing is also cracking down on buddhism. over the past decade, more than 150 tibetan buddhist monks have let themselves on fire -- have lit themselves on fire. the communist party has imprisoned as many as one million muslims in government amps were they in do or around-the-clock brainwashing. survivors describe it as a deliberate attempt by beijing to strangle culture and stamp out the muslim faith. though, a attests, country that oppresses its own people rarely stops there. extend itso aims to reach across the wider world. pillsbury isl written, china has opposed the actions and goals of the u.s. government. indeed, it is building its own relationships with america's allies and enemies that contradict any peaceful intentions of beijing. uses so-called dead diplomacy

of course get hit up, you're a christian, how you can support that? actually, , the bible talks abot that. apostle paul said when i was a child i spoke as a child, and when i became an adult i put aside childish things. back then he was a close friend of bill clinton, democrat. he talked like bill clinton picky talked like his democratic buddies, hollywood buddies. when he became the republican he put aside those childish things. he's a different type in what he was 11 years ago. >> guest: i agree. >> host: those of us who are of a forgiving nature, you know, but you've got to be remorseful if you done something in the past, but but i saw what you sd about how doing something for others could keep you positive. i thought about, he's with making america better, like you talked about, the low unemployment. so maybe that is playing into what you said. he's getting his optimism making america a better place tragic i think he loves having, i believe that's the sole reason for its existence. i asked and hope it's okay if i say this, in a private moment with one of his helmet mov

christians, buddhists, and muslims. last month, beijing shut down one of china's largest underground churches. across the country, authorities are tearing down crosses, burning bibles, and imprisoning believers. beijing has now reached a deal with the vatican that gives the atheist communist party a direct role in appointing catholic bishops. for chinese christians, these are desperate times. beijing is also cracking down on buddhism. over the past decade, more than 100 50 buddhist monks have let themselves on fire to protest china's repression of their beliefs in their culture. the communist party has imprisoned as many as one million muslim uighurs in government camps, where they endure around-the-clock brainwashing. survivors of the camps have described their experience as a deliberate attempt by beijing to strangle their culture and stamp out the muslim faith. as history attests, a country that oppresses its own people rarely stops there. beijing also aims to extend its reach across the wider world. as hudson's own dr. michael pillsbury has written, "china has opposed the actions and goals of the u.s. government, indeed, china is building its own relationships

for all you christians out there, the bible says when jesus saw the masses, he took compassion on themhost: any specific raises you are watching in minnesota? caller: yes, the same old crap. thedemocrats and republicans. i'm looking more at third parties because i don't want to partake in this fiasco going on. tw and big-money parties that by their candidates into office. host: immigration as an issue, how often that is not come up? more from republicans trying to attack democrats. in that first ad you played, you heard rhetoric about sanctuary cities. thatis something more from republicans are trying to run on, the law and order message. you could call it a scare tactic. i would not say it is something you are here from democrats all that often but the caller raises an interesting point. the potential ability for negative ads to backfire. that is something i have heard a on the trail.e they feel it is too negative and it is turning them off from both parties. host: erik paulsen and dean phillips. recap the race. guest: erik paulsen is an incumbent who has a really good track record of

. >> those who selectively use the bible to justify this cruelty are ignoring a central tenet of christianity. said suffer the little children onto me, he did l not say let te children suffer. >> tucker: a sin against god, what you're hearing is not political debate, its theology. it's not based in reason, but something deeper. something less predictable and ermore ferocious, it's a religis argument. those are not resolvable, that's why you were told not to start them at the dinner table. religious disputes push people into extremism. if i think your ideas are wrong, i'm happy to argue with you about them.ou but if i decide you're evil and may be attempt to hurt you, if only in self-defense, politics like this isn't really politics. it's sectarianism and ultimately it's an insight to violence. months agogo we invited congressman beto o'rourke of texas onto the show to discuss whether the united states should provide free health care to illegal aliens. there are two sides to that question but o'rourke couldn't even see the other side. he saw only callousness and sin, watch. >> i think there's

if you think in christian theology that the kingdom of god. in the hebrew bibler even the simplest restore pristine beginning that was lost. a return to sound peer state that it deep cultural cash value far beyond the confines of christianity. if that sounds horrible to your question. they're not addressing theological doctrines or issues or any kind of theological religious debate commentary tradition is to say white, white supremacists. we're going to use the term traditional. they will go after it doesn't matter if the bodies they go after her christian, catholic, orthodox. obviously they go regularly after muslims and. the traditionalist not -- thinking they must be interested in that kind of doctrinal religious theology discussion and i don't think they are. >> there was being incorporated into the phenomenon, though is this so-called traditional values agenda and that's where it gets a little bit fuzzy to some extent. for example one of the things i didn't mention in russia is that the world, the families have been collaborating with various oligarchs in ru

. >> those who selectively use the bible to justify this cruelty are ignoring a central tenet of christianitysaid, suffer the little children unto me. he did not say, let the children suffer. >> tucker: a a sin against god. what you are hearing is not political debate. it is theology. it's not based in reason, but in something deeper, something less predictable and more ferocious. it is a religious argument, those are not resolvable which is why you are told not to start them at the dinner table. religious disputes push people into extremism. if i think your ideas are wrong, i'm happy to argue with you about them but if i decide you are evil, i may be tempted to hurt you, if only in self-defense. politics like this isn't really politics, it's secretary is se. we invited beto over work onto the to discuss whether health care is available to illegal aliens. but, he couldn't even see the other side, he saw only callousness and sin, watch. >> i think there is an interest in making sure that if someone is going to be sick, if someone needs help, that we deliver in the most efficient and cost-effec

christian. i was born into a family who spiritually supports a bible principle call ee eed jubilee. so it's legacy for me, caring about the least of these. we're instructed that we should even visit those who are in prison. so offenders and people who are in jail, to me it's really unjust in a way, they're nonviolent offenders and some of them are there for life. and it was simply greed, manipulating a law that made something that first was not criminal at all and then a misdemeanor, and finally became a felony to stack the jails. so that was one of the injustices. martin luther king, jr., seeing us as one blood, one red-blooded race of human beings and injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. the same type of principle, when we think of the women who are incarcerated and some of them are birthi ining babies in jaild all these things that are happening in america today, i believe, president trump, he told us on august 1, 2018. we were at the white house at a meeting that he believes in prison reform. and i believe he really does p support that. i believe he's c ee's supportin on

because i'm a christian as well, and there's not a lot of jesus laughing in the bible. >> he's hysterical. >> well, you know, at the point to which he's turning water to wine, though, you got to know, it's like, "ah! we're all out of wine!" he's like, "watch this." like, that's-- i feel-- ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: yeah, sure. but the show you're in... >> yes. >> stephen: ...is racy... >> it's a little racy. >> stephen: ...at times. and you don't even swear, off camera. >> not in my real life, no. >> stephen: so how do you square, you know, the racy stuff happening in "insecure?" your character gets, has the sexy time. >> yeah. >> stephen: how-- what do your parents say-- how do your parents feel about this one? >> well, here's the thing. i just, i had a talk, and we have our ground rules. we know, like, what we can do and what we can't, and i appreciate the producers because they are very aware and very protective of me too. so if you notice in mollie's scenes, she's always covered, in a way. but then, here's the kicker. i was like, "it's fine." my parents are, like, they're rea

she was forced to renounce her christian faith and faced severe punishment for mere possession of a bible. these are the types of stories that are typical of north korean refugees who are being repatriated by china on a daily basis. i think the u.s. should continue to be very critical and impressing on china that the human rights offenses that they aid in a bed with china. i have two quick thoughts. chineseew, from the perspective, anything that distracts -- disrupts unification of the peninsula is not for them. the north korean regime as long as they retain the buffer, they are mostly happy. how do we get china interested in the issue? you are looking at the future for scope and you see one day for north korea's leadership and there will be a criminal tribunal, there is a domestic of aiding and abetting and international crime spear china -- crimes. china, now is the time or you may be implicated. or you say china, you want to be responsible to take control and you can be a leader on rights. to giveot asking you the refugees food and shelter, just let them pastor your country to -- passe

i'm a bible believing reform christian. i cannot go to a anomaly white evangelical church without something races being said. i'm not exaggerating. george soros was the cause of charlottesville. he bust the black lives matter people. defending confederate statues. it is like the 1920's movement of the kkk where it is very religious. people put up signs "jesus saves " as they are about to lynch somebody. host: we will do this for a half hour more. your mind in 2018? who do you like? have you decided already. what issues are most important? according to diane on our facebook page -- here is the front page of the tampa bay times. the debate last night between ron desantis, a republican and former member of the house and andrew gillam. he is the mayor of tallahassee, florida. cnn debate marks the first meeting, harsh scuffle for florida governor candidates. his a couple of minutes as a talk a little bit about race. [video clip] >> you look at me as a prosecutor working with law enforcement. it didn't matter the race of the vict

through the bible and the support of christians he has comforted us and sustained us.d us and sustained us. he is our rock. one of his ways are just. we are delighted and relieved. we a lwa ys we are delighted and relieved. we always knew we had not done anything wrong in turning down this order. after more than four years, the supreme court has now recognised that we are very grateful. we are grateful to thejudges. that we are very grateful. we are grateful to the judges. we are grateful to the judges. we are grateful to the judges. we are grateful to god. we are particularly pleased the supreme court accepted what we have said all along. we did not stand on this order because of the person who made it. we turned it down because of the message itself. thejudges give a down because of the message itself. the judges give a clear signal today, it could not be clearer. family businesses like ours are free to focus on giving all of their customers the best service they can. without being forced to promote other people's campaigns. i know a lot of people will be very glad o

something that is required for priests by the bible right now it's not required for critique orthodox church for my priest has like eight kids so other christian churches do not require celibacy from chris the orthodox church like i said even encourages priests to have families at some point the roman chris could marry as well if i remember correctly so maybe if. it isn't something that is set in stone could it be overturned do you think that could partially help the problem could the pope say one day enough of this and go and find wives well that maybe help get rid of this problem but a couple of quick things i mean first of all we know about what's happening within the roman catholic church i think in part because of its size and scale and its global influence the fact that we've been able to expose much of what's happening right across the roman catholic world that's become a huge and significant issue but i should say that as a as a as a therapist i've worked with many people who've been abused within different faiths and within different religious sessions and churches so it's not unique to the roman catholic church and what the roman cat

he has been with us during the challenges of the last four years and through the bible and the support of christiansateful. grateful to the judges, and especially grateful to god. we are particularly pleased the supreme court emphatically accepted what we have said all along, we did not turn down this order because of the person who made it but because of the message itself. the judges gave a clear signal today, in fact, it couldn't be clearer. family businesses like ours are free to focus on giving all their customers the best service they can, without being forced to promote other people's campaigns. i know a lot of people's campaigns. i know a lot of people will be very glad of this ruling today, because this ruling protects freedom of speech and freedom of conscience for everyone. on behalf of my family, can i say thank you to everyone who has helped us and supported us and prayed for us and supported us and prayed for us through all this. i do want also to thank the whole legal team for all the work they have put in over the last four years and also to thank the christian institute staff for th

christian faith. public expressions 0 faith, bible reading, they weren't just allowed, they were encouraged.any public mention of god in the public square and i think that affected our country. thankfully president trump is appointing justices and judges who will interpret the first amendment by what the founders meant. the first amendment is about freely expressing religious reliefs, not restricting them. what we're doing in talladega is everything that's right with america diswhr . >> i assume they're singing the national anthem. >> we will be singing the national anthem and there's going to be a navy fly jofer, a great event today. >> it's interesting, the contrast here. there you guys are at nascar singing the anthem, praying with you leading that prayer, you compare that right with the nfl where they're not even, you know, they're all kneeling. what's the difference, would you say, in that sports culture? >> so, well i tell you this, nobody is going to be taking a knee here at talladega. cai can tell you for sure. here in nascar country which happens to be fox country as well, people ar

pete: as you know, the bible says the more christians stand up the more they will be persecuted. >> rightat is the status for christian leaders around the world today? >> even as i speak, there are 300 christians who are murdered every month for their christian faith. there are 200 christian churches that are being destroyed every month. there are will hundred violent incidents against christians which is real, you know, hate and attack against people for no other reason but their religious beliefs. and, you know, i think it's important that even christians speak up for other faith and other people's right to practice their religion and visa versa. this is a nonpartisan issue, religious freedom. and i, for one, have made up my mind i will not be sigh length and i want to thank all of the people and thank you for this -- thank you for this opportunities. pete: you are right. well said pastor franklin. thank you for your time and speaking out for christians around the globe and religious freedom generally. we appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: antifa to blame for vandalizing the g.o.p. head

christian, not as an officer to a soldier. york is like ok, fantastic. alvin york says, we have a great discussion going to the bible. captain danforth will give a verse for fighting. alvin york will give a verse. -- verse against fighting. and he goes on. alvin york says there was no yelling or anger. we were just having a good discussion. this is what he said about the old bible. they make no headway. in the movie you see alvin york struggle in the movie and they simplify the whole moral dilemma he went through here. caesar thingsto that are god. the verse that puts us in liver ezekiel, chapter 33. -- comes out of ezekiel, chapter 33, old testament prophet. they are at an impasse. they can't convince york to fight. they are not going to twist his arm. finally the captain says, stands up and reads from ezekiel 33. it is called the watchmen on the wall. basically in this book from the old testament it says god appointed people as watchman on the wall. if you don't see the duty to protect your people, it will be as if you killed them and their blood will be on your hands. our york says ok, i can serve my country. but

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christian. was born into a family who spiritually supports a bible principle called jubilee and that would include my daddy, chld d. king, and martin luther king jr., and it is incumbent upon me, to even visit those who are in prison. and so offenders, and people who are in jail, to me, it is really unjust, in a way. they are nonviolent offenders. and some of them are there for life. and it was simply greed manipulating a law that made something that first was not criminal at all and then a misdemeanor, and finally, became a felony to stack the jails. so that was one of the injustices, martin luther king jr., seeing us as one blood, one red-blooded race of human beings, and justice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. and the same type of principle when we think of the women who are incarcerated and some of them are birthing babies in jail, sometimes chained to the bed like my goddaughter angela stanton king, and so all of these types of things that are happening in america today, i believe, president trump, he told us on august 1, 2018, we were at the white house, in a meeting, there were

christianity. think. thaten why do people think muslims are terrorists when their religion tells them to be loving and kind and all these things, and then everyone is trying to go back to the bible and say there is this one sentence that talks about killing people. bibleare sentences in the that talks about that, too. so what religions are safe from evidentiary arguments? >> i guess what i meant in personal conversation, if someone believes something religious, the response tends to be among, if someone says, i believe jfk was shot by the mob, that is a conversation we can have that is evidentiary. jesus asy i believe in my personal savior, i don't have a sense that you have opened a conversation about evidence. the you are right. people outside of a religion will look inside a religion to justify their prejudices. for muslim in particular, what is the struggle? what are we talking about? to what degree can we look at something that advocates violence. we can look at the bible, a very violent look, especially in the old testament. give socially a free pass to religious claims and we don't hold them up in the same way that we do factual claims. if someone says, i believe in allah

when people who wear their christianity on their sleeve show so little interest for the protection of god's creatures. and the other angle on that is we are taught in the bible to look out for the least among us. and one thing that i have noticed is that climate change harms don't fall evenly across the population, that storm and flood are harder for some than for others. and that wealth and poverty dramatically affect the experience of climate change by different people. and i wonder if the senator would comment on that from his experience. mr. merkley: it's a great question or a great point because when you have resources, you can respond to the impact far more easily. you can take and say my house has been devastated, but i have the resources to go by another house in a safer area, in a drier area. take, for example, the flooding of new orleans. when new orleans was flooded after katrina, we saw that affluent families moved and poor families had two options. one was to leave everything behind and leave the state and start over but start over with no assets which meant they were in extremely difficult circumstances. or stay and hope to rebuild. but it was