christians. the gnostic christians are targeted, marcionite christians and other dualist christians-- christians tament as part of their canon-- are targeted. the list of enemies goes on and on. there's a kind of, in a sense, internal purge of the church as one emperor ruling one empire tries to have thisingle church. >> to appreciate the remarkable, dramatic evolution that had occurred in so short a period, one might counterpose the image of pliny in his courtroom under the emperor trajan, sending christians off to their execution simply for being called christians, to the majesty of constantine presiding over the great gathering of bishops that he had called to resolve particular questions. the impeum, on the one hand, being used clearly to extinguish a religious movement; the imperium, on the other hand, ing used clearly to undergird and support a religious movement, the same religious movement, in so short a period of time. >> narrator: the cross, the hated symbol of death and defeat, now emerged as the symbol of triumph. and in the eyes of some, the apocalyptic prophecy of revelation had at

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faith and with the christian faith and with the christian estimate of the with the christianodoxy and christian tradition, which is ultimately a roses— tradition, which is ultimately a roses on— tradition, which is ultimately a focus on jesus— tradition, which is ultimately a focus on jesus. _ tradition, which is ultimately a focus on jesus . jrzzr focus on jesus. do you think churches in the west are losing sight on this focus on jesus? and if so, why ? for example, do and if so, why? for example, do you draw a distinction between what's going on in the church of england and the catholic church with an example the german with an example being the german bishops versus the kyiv both voting to bless same sex marriages or same sex couples? some people would suggest this is a good thing. what are your what's your take on it? of course, yes, we are in a rapidly changing world. that's nothing r— changing world. that's nothing new. i mean, the— (“mg g : that's nothing new. i mean, the church {.“e�*g g : that's nothing new. i mean, the church has orwows— new. i mean, the church has

what does it mean for me to be a christian and a christian, and as these christian principles in my lifetend to be. and i am capable of love. another person, but is he capable of serving this other person, especially when he is in trouble in misfortune, as something is happening now in the donbass or in other places? i can give something from you and do something so that the other person feels better and remembers. we must, my dear brothers and sisters. that it is by good deeds that our faithfulness to the savior is confirmed . this is what we will learn, including through the wonderful day. which we are celebrating today and which precedes passion week, the last before the luminous feast of the bright resurrection of christ. and may the lord help us renew our religious sense of our faith. connect this faith with the way of our life. reply clearly to ourselves. and what do i do as a christian or as christians? and if we feel some kind of non-addition of these factors, some kind of internal contradiction. we need to test our faith again and again by works. because it is by deeds that the

what does it mean to me to be a christian and a christian? christianend in my life. but am i capable of loving another person, but am i able to serve this other person, especially when he is in trouble in misfortune, as something is happening now in the donbass or in other places? i can give something from you and do something so that the other person feels better and remembers. we must, my dear brothers and sisters. that it is by good deeds that our loyalty to the savior is confirmed. this is what we will learn, including the disappearance of the wonderful day. which we are celebrating today. the power of the entire republic of korea in the transfer of washington artillery shells insisted that the weapons remain with the american military forces there were fears that the united states would divert ammunition to him to talk about it in the secret documents, which allegedly belong to the pentagon due to the leakage of these materials, according to at least the american press of the military department us panic rose kiev continues to receive promised pro

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we share a christian faith , a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith, a deep christian faith. whole point of education, a deep liberal education, a deep liberal education of paideia , as the education of paideia, as the greeks called it, the whole point of an education is to learn how to die . why do we have learn how to die. why do we have to learn how to die? why is that so important? in order to know how to live ? but look at how how to live? but look at how things look like in that context . and if we suppose that death is the end and that's it, it's oven is the end and that's it, it's over. look at how different that looks from knowing that death has been conquered by christ himself, who by conquering death, as it said in the great eastern tradition of christianity, conquering death by death , by conquering death by death, by conquering death makes possible eternal life . makes possible eternal life. life with god himself . from the life with god himself. from the christian vantage point, that means the participation in the divine communion, the divine life of the holy tri

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christian. i think this is something that many people, if you are a christian, you riser, as a divide amongst christianity right now, the united states is a huge number one religion. the u. s. is still christian, yet obviously they're one of the more proponents of a global gay agenda. what is that divide? looked like amongst the christian that the people have faith because like i said, very few countries that are actually christians, the dominant is actually sticking to it. they're the ones pushing a part of the agenda on to more air of nations right now. well, i can speak most explicitly to roman catholicism, which is not to put too fine a point on it. the most doctrinally, unilaterally lasting li, anti gay, a christian denomination of them all, and i'm not using anti case, the slur. i'm using it as a compliment. and so what we see those of us commentators within the catholic tradition is a decisive attempted shift that reverses the by millennial catholic tradition of strong of catholic moral theology, the catholic intellectual tradition of moral theology to reverse that in the name of this most recent p

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christian university many of you. if not, all of you are christians right does your does your christian faith place any limits on your life? i mean if you're going to say i'm a christian, is that going to place any kind of limits on you? of course, it will. right now you might want to go like commit adultery. right, and you can do it you're free to do it, but hopefully as a christian you might say i don't think that's a good idea because the scripture church tradition or whatever says that that's wrong. what do you mean? what do you mean? i can't commit adult you. i'm free. right. yeah, you technically aren't going to go to jail for. but christianity has placed a limit on you if you're serious about your faith. so religion becomes a kind of limit right the whole very notion of the puritan idea of total depravity. the calvinist idea is a limit because it suggests you are so depraved. that you can't rise above that the only what for calvinists what's the only way you can improve your life? and rise above the limits. well yes, but while you're living you're right. nicky dying. is that yeah, but while you're living. go ah

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christians are right now. christians just going by the cd. i can tell you why. because muslims, they can tell from their book. so muslim r o b, d and muslims are more, more into their faith. and christians are christian. i mean, and i have time to can to difference when a christian in a worldly person. right. what i'm gonna tell it different, so the study follow the book, that's why bail step out. they put some stuff like that. they tried it before. that was the l g b t and a mobile school who they had, they had to change it within a week. then what better, what about that we played, we played about it. no, i'm saying it was different and still trying to get along. ok. so in the future, where does the music industry go? do you have high optimism that your type of music that you'll see a rebellion in this next generation. they're tired of dying in the streets. they're tired of their politicians are going to me. do you think you possibly we could see a revival or rebellion take what you want? yes. from what's going on today? yes, i mean, could you start to see i see a lot more artist by myself coming out a lot more biblical artist coming out to have chris noticed that due to lovey debbie,

and there's also a palestinian christians and christians from all over the world marking easter this weekend. but because it's such a sensitive side and could have really repercussions. now we also saw these strong statements by the person, the authority of course, on the one hand, but also by a neighboring jordan, which is the custodian of the holy side. se, condemning or what has happened at the inside the alex m oscar overnight? tanya, thank you very much. as always, our crews are corresponded there in jerusalem. tanya kramer, state lucas, mother stories making news around the world today. peruse parliament has voted against impeaching president. dina will want to left his deputies, wanted to oust her over the deaths of more than 50 people in protests since december. those protests were sparked by the impeachment and removal from office of warranty. his predecessor, the leftist pedro castillo, ukraine's president followed. mister lensky is in neighbouring poland on where he's meeting on a visit, where he's meeting polish, count as count parts, and j duda as well as ukrainians who

christians are right now. christians just still going by the cd. i can tell you why, because muslims, they get taught from their book. so muslim r o b, d, and muslims are more, more into their faith and christians are christian. i mean, and i was out of time to can to difference when a christian in a worldly person, right with a muslim even even tell a difference. so the study followed, but that's why i bail step out. they put some stuff like that. they tried it before the police to l g b t and a muslim school who they had, they had to change it within a week. no matter what about that, we played, we play about it. numbers, angel is different and still trying to get along. ok. so in the future, where does the rap music industry go? do you have high optimism that your type of music that you'll see a rebellion in this next generation. they're tired of dying in the streets, they're tired, and they're politicians not going to make it. do you think you possibly we could see a revival or rebellion take what you want. yeah. for me, what's going on today? yes, i mean, could you start to see a lot more artist myself coming out is going to be a lot more biblical artist coming out. so you have chris that

christian christian asceticism and sympathetic say about this? heritage to what extent is this view? it is close to us very interesting, of course, the topic and it would be worth studying it in more depth, but i met something similar, naturally, not in terms of love. and now the confessor is in maxim's cellar. yes, that is, that is our full strength. yes, they are initially, as it were, kind, yes, they can be directed to yes in the right direction, and then they transform a person, they really lead to god, and they can go completely in the direction yes, and and this is not some kind of evil, nature. yes, naturally christianitybut here's how he will use what is given to him in the topic by uh talents. well, yes, well, this is a common christian idea. yes, in general, god does not create evil, therefore there is a person, and all and all his feelings of desire, his desire, even with us, by the way, an italian dentist wrote a book to an embryo, uh, which was translated into russian, apparently embarrassed, but original dante who saw god, in the original book is called dante the poet desire, because dan is some kind of without desire , nothing can be neuro- psychophysiologists. they would say needs. yes, but it's true, but only this desire of dante is associated with love. and the problem arises when you either lost your way, or you don’t love it. yes, this, by the way, is quite in line with sin in the orthodox tradition. this is a miss. yes, the word sin can be translated from greek into russian as a miss. dante says this is wrong, the target is chosen. it means you don't love it. what are you worth loving? th

christian christian asceticism and patristic heritage say about this ? it is close to us, very interesting, of course, the topic and it would be worth studying it in more depth, but i met something similar, naturally, not in terms of love. and now the confessor is in maxim's cellar. yes, that is, that is our full strength. yes, they are initially, as if kind, yes, they can be directed to yes in the right direction, and so on, they transform a person, they really lead to god, and they can go in a completely different direction, yes and yu. this is not some kind of evil, nature. yes, christianityreated good. yes , but here is how he will use what is given to him in the subject e talents. here is a common christian thought. what, in general, god does not create evil, that's why there is a person, and all and all his feelings of desire his desire even with us, by the way, here an embryonic italian dontologist wrote a book, uh, which was translated into russian, apparently embarrassed by the original dante who saw god, in the original the book is called dante the poet of desire, because there is such and such without desire, there can be nothing neuro- psychophysiologists. they would say needs. yes, but it's true, but only this desire of dante is associated with love, and the problem arises when you either lost your way, or you don't love it. yes, by the way, this is quite in line with sin according to the orthodox tradition. this is a miss. yes, the word can be translated from greek into russian as a miss. here's dante about it, he says, it's wrong, the target is chosen. that is

christian christian asceticism and the patristic population say about this. how much is this look? it is close to us, very interesting, of course, the topic and it would be worth studying it in more depth, but i met something similar, of course, not in terms of love. and now the reverend maximum confessor. yes you that our all forces? yes, they are originally like would be kind, yes, they can be directed to yes in the right direction, and so on, they transform a person, they really lead to god, and they can go completely. direction yes and and it's not some kind of evil, nature. yes, naturally christianityre is how he will use what he has been given to the topic by uh talents. well, yes, well, this is such a common christian idea. yes, in general, god does not create evil, therefore there is a person, and all and all his feelings of desire, his desire, even with us, by the way, here is an embryonic italian dentist who wrote a book, uh, which was translated into russian, apparently embarrassed, and the original dante who saw god, in the original book is called dante the poet of desire, because dante says nothing can be neuro-psychophysiologists without desire. they would say needs. yes, but it's true, but only this desire of dante is associated with love, and the problem arises when you either lost your way, or you don't love it. yes, this, by the way, is quite in line with sin according to the orthodox tradition. this miss. yes, the word sin can be translated from greek into russian as a miss. here's dante about it, he says, it's wrong, the target is chosen. it means you don't love it.

christian tradition. and at that point, we really see the full-fledged separation of jewish tradition and christian trition becoming clear. >> narrator: it is a defining moment in history. the two heirs of an ancient faith, rabbinic judaism and upstart christianityd now follow separate paths. alice: this program is just so fascinating. so the split has finally become official with the end of the second devastating jewish war. judaism and christianity are now going their separate ways. hi, i'm alice ferris and i'm delighted to be here with bill young. bill: well, alice, i thought it was interesting to hear the one scholar comment ring the last segment... "i did not expect journalism. "we've misread the scriptures, "n that they've been miswritten." quite an important statement when talking about the interpretation of one of the most read pieces of literature of all time. alice: and you know what else is important? you taking action right now and supporting this station with a financial gift. when you call or go online, you can request the dvd of the entire full length documentary when you make an ongoing monthly donation of $8 or an annual onetime gift of $96. bill: well, there's so much going on in this program that even watching it one time cert

christians are right now. christians just going by the cd. i can tell you why, because muslim, they get tall from their book. so most of them are obedient and muslims are more, are more into their faith and christians are christian. i me. and i've had time to count at different trying to christen in a worldly person, right. what a muslim you can easily tell a difference. so the study followed, but that's why bales that out. they put some stuff like that they try to before to push the eligibility in a muslim school who they had, they had to change it within a week. then what that all about that we played, we play about it. no, i'm saying it was different and still trying to get along. okay, so in the future, where does the rap music industry go? do you have high optimism that your type of music that you'll see a rebellion in this next generation. they're tired of dying in the streets, they're tired, they're politicians are condemning it. do you think you possibly we could the revival or rebellion take what you want. yes, from what's going on today? yes, i mean, could you start to see i see a lot more art as like myself coming out zone is a lot more biblical. are coming out to have chris noticed that

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christians. the greek orthodox church owns lots of property. they buy and sell property all the time. the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians or any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are solo, has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's all city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are, this center is old status quan. we'll see a radical change river ocean r. r t from jerusalem to civilians have reportedly been killed, are to miss all strikes by the israeli. our forces near damascus if has come against the job overruns, recent to avenge the killing of its military advisors in syria. but after the strike on friday, and iranian military adviser died, the scene and another late to succumb to his wounds in hospital. so run brun to the attack terrorist science that will not go unanswered. these really air force report to the bomb targets in syria several t

christianity is the enemy. and what is else? here to ad, if somebody who represents a symbolically nato, who was one of the greatest advocates of sweden joining nato is saying that the orthodox are christians are the enemy. and that goes both ortho restrictions in a rational doevema, montenegro serbia, anywhere because they see them as google. from that we can present ski who died. they see that as the institution that can challenge the the order that this that has been established by them after 1991. stephan always good to get your take. thanks for coming in the program. so early afternoon or breaking news today as well . dr. stephan guides from the institute of european studies in belgrade. now russia is deputy m bus or to her to the u. s. has told archie that western powers are hipaa, critical to last show it's mosque was proposal to station nuclear weapons on the territory of its, allied by the risk saving the u. s. has long stations its nuclear arms and nato countries near russia's borders. the west is trying to act within the concepts of rules based international order, where it's all, it's all alone sets the rules and seeks that the others should implement these rules. they want to

christians. the greek orthodox church owns lots of property. they buy and sell property all the time. the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians are any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. there are some has historically been a town of 3 religions. it all city where i am now has christian muslim and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are, this center is old status quan. we'll see a radical change river ocean r r t from jerusalem. and that's for the hour. thanks for joining us for the latest breaking news and updates head over to archie dot com. and don't forget to follow us on all social media platforms. we'll see you back at the top of the hour. ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time

christians. the greek orthodox church owns lots of property. they buy and sell property all the time. the christians aren't lucy at all. in fact, i think the christians or any winning because both christians muslims and jews will be able to have beautiful hotels one day that they'll be able to say. and that is exactly what christian and muslim communities find hard to believe. jerusalem has historically been a town of 3 religions. it's all city where i am now. has christian moved them and jewish quarters for now. fears are that if things continue developing the way they currently are, this center is old status quo. we'll see a radical change river ocean r r t from jerusalem at the least developed countries conference and could tar. the president of the central african republic gave escaping speech toward the west . his treatment of his country. the central african republic has been subjected since his independence to systematic looting facilitated by the political instability maintained by certain western countries of the companies which finance arm, terrorist groups whose main leaders are foreign mercenaries. the conference took place in march and c