it is still the christian it is the christian faith. it is the engush christian faith. the english expression of the catholic faith. if anything can nana not debate that one. nana let's not debate that one. christian england is no longer a christian england is no longer a christian country, according to the church of england. >> yeah, it wouldn't shock me. it pronouncement that it seems the pronouncement that nietzsche, i don't think nietzsche, who i don't think we're made years we're big fans of, made years ago that without god, with civilisation deracinated after his cultural death, the great cathedrals of europe would become mausoleums and sepulchres to a good idea, to a dead ideal is rapidly becoming true. >> because as much as dennis has anecdotal experience saying that the congregations are still thriving in central london, there are many churches that aren't as many people aren't seeing as many people coming not just sunday mass, coming to not just sunday mass, but throughout the but mass throughout the week. there fewer people . there are fewer people. fortunatel

uh, so that the christian faith, so that the christian faith defeats the muslim one, not like him thoughthe’s sitting very small. well, class, second or third honestly. you can't deceive children. tell me you didn't read it. are they saying something right? come in. daria nikolaeva vladimir region, city of kovrov , secondary school number 14 will change to assume that this is a matter of ending the war with the livonians. no is the correct answer. i am reading to finish the work of the great pot to equalize the strong with the weak. so that in russia there would not be one person higher than another, so that everyone would be in equality, and he would stand alone above everyone. akidub statue in an open field no choice the success of this statue, created in the early 70s. the century before last and presented at the international exhibition in london was so significant. that the english kensington museum ordered a plaster cast of her for its collection. before this , more than one work by a russian master had not been published abroad. what was the sculptor's name? and what was the name o

. >> an important part of your life has been your christian faith, you come to that as a born-again christianas a boy? >> i didn't grow up in a faith filled environment at all. suzanne didn't either when i asked her to marry me, she said yes but i need you to recognize collective state has to be at the center of our marriage and i didn't fully understand what she was talking about but i wanted to get married. [laughter] so i said sure. she put me on a path where i had a chance to fully understand the christian faith changed my life in an extraordinary way. i have a moment of quiet to start prayer. it's an amazing privilege to go to work everyday so i first thanked the lord who put me here and i asked for help, there's a lot of topics we deal with well beyond my understanding and we get working and we are doing a good job. >> they didn't build their own church, you build your own church, i went the other churches good enough that were around? >> it was a church we started and we had so many friends that want to go to church but didn't have a church to go to so we just started a basic one on su

i would like for you to talk about how your christian faith sustained you drink that period, and how that experience shaped you as a woman and as a leader. >> that was truly one of the toughest moments i've had in my life. you know, here like ralph said, you know, we have 12 people do it so many people do in south carolina on a wednesday night. they went to bible study. but on that night someone else showed up. he didn't look like them. he didn't act like them. they didn't throw him out. they didn't call the cops. instead, they pulled up a chair and prayed with him for an hour. and when they bowed their heads in the last prayer, he began to shoot. these were people like ethel lantz, she had lost her daughter two years prior to breast cancer and she had a broken heart but she would go around mother emanuel church singing one day at a time, sweet jesus. that's all i ask of you. did me the strength every day to do what i have to do. it was people like taiwan the sanders, he was our youngest victim. just graduated college, at the world in front of him, but on that night he stood in front

when we decided to get married, we went to church and the priest told us that for people of the christian faiththolic, and for men, it is possible that orthodox anointing is possible, and for women, we must be rebaptized. i said that this was absolutely impossible for me, and so robert converted to orthodoxy. robert became ahermogenes. why? and the day for the name of the monk hermagen hermogenes falls on robert’s birthday. and the priest told us. what can robert be worthy of wearing this the name, moreover, of the patriarch, who at one time saved russia precisely from the west from the western invasion - this was the time of troubles. this is practically the kremlin was already opened on the russian throne. foreign sores were sitting. lithuania was all that. this was such a powerful western power, and it was already sitting on the russian throne. she was already sitting right next to the walls of the kremlin . yes, but the great patriarch hermagen managed, like st. sergius in his time, to unite the nations and give such an impetus. energetic yes, such fortitude, such faith, such a conviction t

first of all, cal, you i mentioned in the introduction, have long spoken about your christian faith.ow have you been able to find such success in a media environment that seems hostile to the values and beliefs that you have personally? well, basically i have spent most of my career denouncing other people and later linking up and that help seems to help a lot. no i joined the organizations. i went around the country and met with editors who had never been visited by a columnist. and i genuinely care about my colleagues i admire their work. i, i tell them so they don't necessarily only admire mine, but that's their problem. i you know, when beckel and i wrote this column for usa today called common ground it shocked a lot of people including newspeople because is there is money and ratings and confer and you look at what's on tv these days and you have a host and two guests and one of the guests says you're ruining america. you know, you're ruining it. well, you're a secular or you're a bible thumping bigot. and the host says. and we'll be back with more discussion after these messag

it's a very important part of your life has been your christian faith. come to that isf a born-again evangelical person? or were you taught that froman e early years as a boy? how did you come to this question. >> i did not grow up in a faith filled home at all. suzanne didn't grow up at eight faith filled home but when asked suzanne to marry me she said yes but i need you to recognize our collective faith has to be the center of our marriage. and of course i did not really fully understand what she was talking about but i wanted to married. so i said sure. so she put me on a path where i really had a chance to fully understand the christian faith. it did change my life in such an extraordinary way. and it still is at the heart of everything we do but david i woke up every morning i have eight moment a quiet time i start to start in prayer. this is an amazing privilege to go to work everyday so i first thanked the lord for putting me here. and then i ask him for help because there's a lot of topics we deal with that are well beyond my understanding and i

well actually, christian actually, the christian faith makes sense of this.e don't just live in actually, we don't just live in a world of the forces of nature. we actually live in world that we actually live in a world that is beautiful. and also broken. and so you are absolutely right to angry and feeling raw to be angry and feeling raw about the events of the world that we see around us. you speak as a believer and it seems to me that you give yourself the problem because you are believer. >> i, as a believer , don't think >> i, as a believer, don't think ihave >> i, as a believer, don't think i have much of a problem with this . i i have much of a problem with this. i mean, i accept that we have the world with all its bounty, with all the things that it offers us. yes. but of course, every now and again, you know, stuff happens. yes. and we you know, we have to put up with that. and it's a pretty good bargain. and you know, over the years, the movement forward of humankind means that we're able to better with disasters to deal better with disasters when t

they must happen with the christian's faith.t cannot be performed, and so it is here, when a person takes this water from the source and drinks it. with vera, she washes her eyes with prayer, drips, and then it happens. just miracles. it is unknown when the source appeared in the pine forest. near the village. there is only information that at all times they revered the local water with special reverence, drank it and believed that , together with prayer coming from the very heart , it was capable of working real miracles. good afternoon. good afternoon, i greet the blessing of the lord, god bless you , help me. thank you god of all blessings. lord sergeevna well, you just need to wash your eyes constantly. the abbot of the monastery and local residents know many stories about how crystal clear water healed ailments, especially eye diseases, but you should wash your face and drink water from the spring only with good thoughts and strong. by faith in my heart here at christmas i am at the baptist. we have a procession of the cros

yes, actually, to the point, precisely the light of the christian faith, this is what father georgy kovalenkod us, we wish you a successful and productive forum. thank you for participating in our program, it was gregory kovalenko, rector of the open governing university of st. sophia of wisdom. now we have a short break, then we will come back and have a little more to discuss about freedom of speech in ukraine and the corresponding committee, who is going to build him there is a fantastic story, who can shufrych be replaced with, come up with an answer, we will look for it in a couple of minutes. bookform culture and literature festival returns, live in lviv, in the world, foreign and ukrainian authors, a book fair, discussions that change the future, a new location in the city center, a powder tower on podvalnaya street. october 4: 8, come, admission is free, details on the bookforom.ua website. antwerp miner on mego. in matches with the champion of belgium miners need to recruit. maximum points on october 4 at 19:45, cheer for the victory of shakhtar. turn on the champions league: exclusi

that concerns the east asian religious worldview, it, of course, sometimes stands far from the christian faithan used as his program principle, his ministry, before preaching, first love those you want preach, then evoke reciprocal love for yourself and only then preach, well, in general, of course, such a heavenly patron , he obliges us to remember that our apostolic faith, and the evangelical faith, and the sermon about jesus crucified and risen, it was proclaimed to the apostles, by the way, in our daily practice, no one remembers the apostles, because they don’t heal from anything, yes, why, well, what’s the point of praying to them, right? who remembers the names of the apostles of the saints, everyone knows other specialized saints, whom the people's memory cherishes, but we must always remember that our faith, it is apostolic, our church, it grew out of the eucharistic community of the zion upper room, yes, where is maundy thursday, jesus broke the bread, blessed the cup, and distributed it to the disciples, saying: “take, eat, this is my body, sing from it, all this is my blood of the

he is here at the summit, meeting other leaders of the christian faith.rnment since world war ii. now it's planning to criminalise people who travel abroad to have children via surrogacy, which is already banned at home. while the majority of italians who seek surrogacy abroad are believed to be heterosexual, many same—sex parents fear the new law is targeting lgbt families, by making it harder for them to have children. a recent ipsos poll shows that 45% of italians oppose the idea of surrogacy, but 45% were also in favour of granting legal recognition for children born via surrogacy. 0ur correspondent sofia bettiza has this report. applause. since georgia meloni swept to power as italy's first female prime minister, lgbt families have felt under attack. a few months ago, the government ordered city councils to stop the registration of most children with same sex parents. this has left hundreds of children in legal limbo, like mauro and mauricio's twins. they were born in america through surrogacy — when a woman carries a pregnancy for another couple. so

if we take, you know, in the like christian faith and you have nuns who cover if you look at the jewish faith and you have orthodox women who cover their hair for whatever reason, there's this hyper focus on muslim community and women who cover and i'll never understand it, i think that women should have the right we all should have the right to wherever we want, whether we want to where a lot everyone aware a little, it's our business and i don't think that it shouldn't be, you know, for the public form. it should be left to governments to the side for us. and it's frustrating that it continues to be such a hot topic when, you know i live in los angeles and i see you know, orthodox women who cover their hair maybe in a different way. but they cover as well, and i never hear anyone talk about it. and do you think it is just about the covering and that his job or do you think it's something but it's not in the face that scares people? no, i think that it's rooted in racism. i think it's treated as pharma phobia. it's not really about the head job because her job is fabric. it's, you know

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graham: and mark credits her with cultivating a foundation for his christian faith.ing his time in office, robinson has stood out as a vocal supporter of the rights of parents and of children. in fact, he has enlisted the efforts of parents all across north carolina to expose the indoctrination that is happening in public education that north carolina and other state officials in other parts of the country have followed his example. please welcome lieutenant governor robinson. ♪ ♪♪ >> thank you, appreciate that warm welcome. very first thing is thank our lord savior jesus christ. i do that every time i speak to a group. every time i speak to a group, i do that. yesterday i spoke to a small group of business people in charlotte and i did not do that, and i was kicking myself the entire time afterwards. people think that i come on stage i would like to thank my lord and savior, jesus christ, because i want people to look at me that always had it together, never done anything wrong and never made any mistakes. i'm looking at a crowd of people right now who have not alwa

yes so talk to me about how you not only the church as institution, but what christianity is faith in this big story that you're telling i think it was it was so powerful it was really the first time that black people could build their own collective american texts of opposition against what they were being told that they would to work in secret, that they would have to develop literacy and the power to read the text, but that when they could in that text, they saw the story of people who were enslaved and got free in their white funny i didn't tell that story and so they knew that there was something that were hiding and so that literacy and the hunger to build their own thing and their own way of seeing the world and that that cosmology is much more powerful and interesting than the one that was being shoved toward them by slaveholders. that's that's what they carry forward sense of. you know, we we know what's secret about the world and we know who we are and, that we are god's people and that you can do what you want to do. but we know who we are, the pretty thing to know when the

she's been very open about her christian faith in the past.what she's doing here. this young woman that took a moment and talked about that today. >> i was just saying thank you. i understood like all of the tough times just to make that moment even sweeter. if it came easy, i wouldn't feel as appreciative as i did. >> martha: i love that. you can see her sobbing. it's like such a relief. what an extraordinary win for coco gauff. she's incredibly poised and incredibly strong and wonderful to watch. and novak djokovic bringing home the men's title yesterday. so congratulations to them both. that is "the story" of this monday. thanks for being here. it's september 11th. talk to your kids about the meaning of this day. we'll see you here tomorrow. >> 22 years ago this day, the magnitude of an unprecedented attack on u.s. soil was just across the country and across the world. markets would never ever open that day. by the time they did on september 17th, 2001, they would plummet. more than

those in attendance include buddhist, jewish, muslim, shinto and christian faith representatives. the first time a pope has visited the asian country. the head of mongolia's capital, the gathering is meant to highlight the role of religion playing in world peace in host countries diversity and faith. pope francis said the fact that there were representatives all in one place, already sends a message. the pope is also there to minister one of the world's smallest and newest catholic communities, he presided over the mass in the capital sports stadium attended by a few thousand people, many who are chinese pilgrims. >>> still to come. people in key west, florida, pay tribute to the late musician, jimmy buffett. who often celebrated the area in his songs. >>> building an unbreakable bond. here's's why you s should swito to duckducuckgo on allll your e duckduduckgo comeses with a bun engine likike google, , but iti and doesn'n't spy on y your ses and duckckduckgo letets you broe likeke chrome, b but it blocki anand creepy a ads that fofolla from g google and d other comp. and there'e'

he was speaking to people of all faiths, to christians especially, and speaking to those of us who lovethe constitution and the constitutional traditions and the efforts to make the constitution any full for all people. i think we have to acknowledge, i would be remiss if i didn't challenge the establishment of the church to embrace the president of this university -- he did something courageous several years ago when he acknowledged the role this institution has played, you talked about it. the north american jesuits have made a substantial commitment. there are some examples, but by and large, the catholic faith today and the organized and established catholic leadership have not lived up to what i think are my expectations. to speak to these issues in their official capacity and to challenge -- one last thing. this is really important. this is an example. my hometown in new orleans, 1956. two years after brown. the catholic archbishop of new orleans, issued an encyclical and sought to desegregate the catholic schools in new orleans. he faced a vicious backlash, including efforts to b

stand here and still recite that because those are words to live by for those of us who have a christian faith. that is an affirmation of the principles and beliefs that i have. let me read something else, words that i have lived by in my life. i am an american soldier. i am a warrior and a member of a team. i serve the people of the united states and live the army values. i will always place the mission first. i will never accept defeat. i will never quit. i will never leave a fallen comrade. i am disciplined, physically and mentally tough, trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills. i always maintain my arms, my equipment and myself. i am a co-expert and i am a professional. i stand ready to destroy the enemies of the united states of america. i am a guardian of freedom and the american way of life. i am an american soldier. those are the types of words we have to live by. [applause] regardless of the fact that i hung up my new uniform 19 years ago, i still live by this come of the soldiers creed. you're going to have the opportunity this week to sit down with some incredible peop

genesis is a book of fundamental importance for the jewish and christian faiths, and a literary masterpiecehaped western civilization. now, in this exclusive online course from hillsdale college, you can deepen your understanding of how this ancient book is essential to you today. sign up for the genesis story. absolutely free at learnfromhillsdale.org dr. justin jackson, a distinguished hillsdale college professor, will guide you through this fascinating free online course that unfolds the biblical stories of adam and eve, abraham, isaac, jacob and joseph. when you sign up you'll explore some of life's most important questions, gain a greater appreciation for how the bible confronts pain and hardship with redemption and hope, and discover how the struggles people faced thousands of years ago are deeply relevant to us still today. take this six lesson course whenever it's most convenient for you at your pace or on your schedule. signing up is easy and free when you go to learnfromhillsdale.org today. hearing the importance of even the simplest of lines from the text truly expands the unders

genesis is a book of fundamental importance for the jewish and christian faiths, and a literary masterpiecendly shaped western civilization. now, in this exclusive online course from hillsdale college, you can deepen your understanding of how this ancient book is essential to you today. sign up for the genesis story. absolutely free at learnfromhillsdale.org dr. justin jackson, a distinguished hillsdale college professor, will guide you through this fascinating free online course that unfolds the biblical stories of adam and eve, abraham, isaac, jacob and joseph. when you sign up you'll explore some of life's most important questions, gain a greater appreciation for how the bible confronts pain and hardship with redemption and hope, and discover how the struggles people faced thousands of years ago are deeply relevant to us still today. take this six lesson course whenever it's most convenient for you at your pace or on your schedule. signing up is easy and free when you go to learnfromhillsdale.org today. hearing the importance of even the simplest of lines from the text truly expands the

she has been very open about her christian faith in the past and seems pretty obvious when she is --g here. coming up, the father of a sex assault victim has been pardoned. what he is saying now is something you might want to hear. and later in the in attack -- cap, if there's something people would never guess by just looking at you, are you hunter smith -- underestimating? are you taking lightly? tell us about your hidden talent or what you have accomplished that nobody would know and it might surprise the world. let us know, x and instagram, trace gallagher. we will show you the results and with the best responses in the net. meantime, 8:20 on the west coast. here's a fox news at night trip across america. first, a live look right here. los angeles. september, traditionally one of the hottest months of the year. midland texas. nicknamed the tall city for its impressive downtown buildings. and finally, a live look, jacksonville, florida, happy townsend. since the jax pulled in a win yesterday. if you cannot join us live, don't forget to set your dvr and watches any time, the sooner

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i said, "sure," and she put me on a path where i really had a chance to fully understand the christian faithit did change my life in such an extraordinary way and still is at the heart of everything we do. i wake up every morning and have a moment of quiet time. i try to start in prayer. his it's an amazing privilege to go to work every day -- it is an amazing privilege to go to work every day. there's a number of topics we deal with that are well beyond my understanding. i ask for help and we get working and i think we are doing an incredible job. david: there are a lot of people that have that kind of faith but did not build their own church. i did not know this when we were at carlyle, but you built your own church. why weren't the other churches around good enough? governor youngkin: let me start by saying it was not my church. it was just a church we started. we had so many ones that wanted to go to church but did not have a church to go to, so we just started in our basement one sunday. next thing you know, there were 50 people in our basement. next there was 100 people. so we said we

and that he, larry, living out his christian faith, let those transients piggyback off his wifi at nightients, a guy named jerry, did the bombmaking internet searches. not larry. you believe that jerry, with his wifi internet access, is responsible for the computer searches that were found in the investigation? >> i believe so. >> and in truth, when cops arrested larry, they knew there was no physical proof connecting him to those internet searches and so they continued to dig. >> larry had a lot of stuff in his wallet, a lot of pocket trash, business cards, pieces of paper, receipts. i wouldn't want to sit on his wallet, let's put it that way. >> while going through that wallet, beals found this phone number written on a little slip of paper. >> i said, "holy cow, this first number is the bomb phone number." i keep going through the contents of the wallet and here's the second number. >> that's right. larry hoagland had, in his wallet, the numbers of both cell phones used as detonators on the first bomb, the one that didn't explode. that's an unbelievable piece of luck. >> i'd like to c

lewis within the context of his christian faith.the practical problems of religion and law and political liberty are important. and lewis offers some resources with which to grapple with these problems. understanding natural law and objective morality is crucial, and lewis's thought on the matter can be instructive. our resistance individually and collectively to the moral law and rationality itself, is discouraging. and lewis's logical arguments and fictional apologetics should inspire us to do better. but lewis, the mere christian, would have us remember that for christians, the success of our witness depends not even on not only or even primarily upon these things. it depends the people of god living out their faith with integrity, humility and verve. we will not achieve the perfect answer, nor be perfect people on this side of eternity. and though this earthly life is important, it does take place in the shadowlands and does not compare with the coming reality of heaven, where we will go further up and further in. the answer is,

fought in the balkans, for the liberation of the balkans from turkish rule, for orthodoxy, for our christian faithe money of industrialists and merchants , educational institutions are opening throughout the territory of new russia, because for the development... of the region , scientists and engineers, specialists in various industries are needed, gymnasiums and nautical schools are being built. in may 1865 , the imperial novorossiysk university accepted its first students in odessa. in 1872, by the highest order of alexander ii, the berdyansk state pedagogical university was built at the expense of the morozov merchants. a family of local merchants, they traded grain through the port, here are the merchants morozovs, alexander and anton, the morozov brothers , they actually built this beauty that we see with their own money, until 1919 the imperial men's gymnasium was located here, here is a typical example of the level of the education system in novorossiya, the main program included the teaching of russian, french and german languages, mathematics, physics, cosmography, philosophy, law, sport

leaders from multiple faiths, including christian, jewish and muslim faiths, spoke of building a worldround peace instead of war. let's build a vision together, one that we can share and work upon, one that we can understand, even though all different. let us see what we share in common, and then respect and honor the difference. we gather to honor those beautiful, precious lives . and at the same time to say no to protest their death, to say that doesn't have to be the way we respond in. the all the p people, founder of american muslim voice foundation, samina sundas, was also presented with a certificate for her peace efforts from a representative for state senator dave cortez. through performances and encouragement from community leaders, their message was clear come together, get to know other people and create a world that will not allow another tragedy like the attacks on september 11th. we begin to see one another and in seeing one another, we begin to know one another. and when you know someone, it's almost impossible to hate, to offend, to other. the american muslim voice foun

ceremony on a stage where somebody brings out the bible, to show we are a nation of people of christian faithsomeone else brings out the american charter, think about -- think of that as the constitution which had not been written when thomas paine wrote this. and you should put the constitution on top of the bible to show that the constitution as a system of law is divinely rooted in the judeo-christian tradition and then someone else should come out with a crown. maybe it is a real crown that they have stolen from a king somewhere like george the third or maybe a burger king paper crown they got from the local fast food restaurant. they put the crown on top of the constitution which is on top of the bible, and this symbolizes that in america the law is the king not the king making the , law. it is a wonderfully symbolic ceremony he is imagining and at the end of that ceremony he imagines we do every year someone else will bring out a giant hammer and smash the crown into a thousand pieces and everyone gets a piece to show that they are the center of republican power. it is astonishing to me

but i'd say dealing with the say more dealing with the christian faith and empty churches and the christianntity and less political activism. we already have have a king who has been a bit of an activist in the in the environmental era . now he's environmental era. now he's a new king. we need give him new king. we need to give him time. and sadly, down in italy , time. and sadly, down in italy, the pope a bit of a this the pope is also a bit of a this p°per the pope is also a bit of a this pope, you know, catholic pope, you know, the catholic church have the same church. so we have the same problem. everyone's problem. i suppose everyone's entitled to an opinion. >> come to these >> but when you come to these sort religious figureheads, sort of religious figureheads, they function, they do have another function, which is they are representatives of their institution. louis, do you have do you feel that religious figureheads involve figureheads should involve themselves in political skirmishes ? yes. if it's on the skirmishes? yes. if it's on the side support it. there we side that i suppor