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defined by and dominated by whatever remains of institutional christianity, that creates a much bigger religious political divide than america has had in the past. i mean, even our civil war was essentially an inter-christian theological conflict with people having, you know, huge arguments. but they were still arguing about the interpretation of the same bible, right? so this, i mean, the vision you just set up does seem to set up a version of the culture war that in certain ways could be even more profound and divisive, you know, than the one we've had for the last 30 or 40 years as christianity has slowly retreated. >> i mean, i think that's right. that's certainly -- i mean, one could certainly say a danger, but another way to look at it is we are in a kind of vacuum moment. something you brought up earlier, and i sort of want to reiterate it is this isn't a purely new phenomenon so much as the tail end of a multigenerational phenomenon. we talked about, as you said, one9 foot out the door in terms of a kind of disillusion, in this case, religious are, organized religion but also more broadly a certain way of doing things. a

become or christianity has become desiccated, nobody really believes anymore, you just go to church on sunday, and it doesn't really matter. we need to look for a personal relationship with god. we need to look for something more intense, more inti may mate. and, of course, the sort of various counter-cultural religions of the 1960s. so that is absolutely not new. if anything, i'd argue it's just a pendulum swing back and forth forever however many hundred years. but where i think something is distinct and new about this great awakening is the internet, fitting given that we are trying to gather in this way at this time. i like to i say that the, what the protestant -- what the printing press, rather, was the protestant reformation. sort of the creation of a model of consuming information that was in many ways intimate and inward. you were reading a book, you had your sort of direct connection to the text, to sort of internalize in such a way. and one may well sort of draw that connection to the protestant ethos overall. i i e remember seeing kind of t

and in fact we see that person to lebanon which has your christian has tended to get a much better with has been more than he's got on with the prime minister of lebanon who has to be so muslim because the constitution is highly sectarian he says positions in government are divided between 3 different wrote religious groups and the shiites are relatively small role in politics under the constitution but they are increasingly the largest sunni group. mark we really appreciate you giving us so much time and delving into all those subjects all of what is that terrible day in routes thank you very much mark alderman director of the crisis research institute in oxford. if you're watching are 2 international just coming up to 20 minutes past 10 pm here in moscow the same time in beirut which is where our breaking news on seoul story this hour comes from a powerful explosion in the lebanese capital leaving many killed or injured the lebanese army has taken control of all districts near the port area where the blast happened is just north of the city center on t

most christian ha's and his team use the winter months to investigate the sea ice on a quest for offices to the big question why is it shrinking. their work involved extracting ice cores measuring the temperature and movement of the ice and cutting samples into thin slices their mission as such is not one of discovery but a data gathering to compile a detailed biography of the ice but they have made one major discovery during a dive by the trusty robot submarine. it was something i'd been hoping and searching for what i didn't know was what it would. actually look like. just below the ice in the sea water the robot came across glistening cloud like mass is comprised of ultra thin plates of ice known as plate let ice. inspection plate like ice is very macroscopic you can see it there sheets of thin ice as big as your hand. as they get stuck frozen onto the underside of sea ice and in various orientations. as the robot submarine swims around in the dark it slams reveal all these things glittering in the distance. as it gets closer you can see that there are ice crystals. it's a phenomenon

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he also teaches his 75,000 followers that christianity has failed the white man. ent has failed blackmon. the muslim solution, a separate black state. right after world war one illegal need grew -- >> based on the same principle. one of many men who oppose that movement, philip randall, recalled conditions that led hundreds of thousands to join the parade. >> they had come out of the war where they had fought and died and come into the southern communities where they met a violent racial discrimination. many soldiers were the victims of police brutality. some were lynched. and therefore there was riots and frustrations. discord and discontent among the black man. he came along with his doctrine and he painted glowing pictures of what blacks could do where they to migrate to africa. how they could build great enterprises and things of that sort, and this caught the interest and imagination of them. many of them flocked into the garden garvey movement. >> the black muslims say there's been little change since garvey's day. their recent rally, their number one spokesm

he also teaches his followers, about 75,000 all told, that christianity has failed black men. solution -- a separate black faith. right after world war i, a negro leader named marcus garvey organized an ill-fated campaign based on the same principles. one of many men who opposed the movement, philip randolph, recalls conditions that led hundreds of thousands of negroes to join the garvey parade. >> they had come out of the war where they had fought and died and come into the southern communities, where they met a violent racial discrimination. many soldiers were the victims of police brutality. some were lynched. therefore, there was widespread frustration and discord and discontent among negroes. garvey came along with his doctrine of back to africa, and he painted glowing pictures of what negroes could do, were they to migrate to africa. how they could build great enterprises and things of that cap -- and this caught the interest and imagination of the negroes. many of them flocked into the garvey movement. >> the black muslims say there's been little change in the racial pi

german politician last june has confessed to the killing stefan said he shot a regional politician in western germany and a member of chancellor angela merkel's conservative christian democrats party. india has bolstered security in kashmir as it marks one year since scrapping the disputed regions semi autonomous state as well the government stripped john ruined kashmir india's only muslim majority state of its special rights last august well mr new render modi's a government said the move was necessary to spur economic development and to better

christianity. that creates a much bigger religious divide that america has had in the past. even our civil war was essentially inter- christian theological conflict with people having huge arguments. but they were still arguing about the interpretation of the same bible, right? so the vision you have just set up, sets up a version of the culture war that in certain ways could be more profound and divisive than the one we have had for the last 30 or 40 years as christianity is slowly retreated. >> guest: i think that's right. some could say certainly a danger but one way to look at it as we are kind of in a vacuum moment. something you brought up earlie earlier, and i sort of want to reiterate it is, this is not a purely new phenomenon is much as the tail end of a multigenerational phenomenon. we talked about as you said with 1 foot out the door in terms of a kind of disillusionment in this case religious sort of more broadly waive doing things. i think, just a sidebar here, most people who leave the traditions actually do so, one of the biggest predictors and indicators is ho

christianity. that creates a much bigger political divide that america has had in the past. even our civil war was an inter- christian theological conflict with people having huge arguments but they were still arguing about the interpretation of the same bible, right? the vision you just set up does seem to set up a version of the culture war certainly more profound and divisive than the ones we have had for the last 30 or 40 years as christianity slowly retreated. >> one can certainly say a danger. think another way to look at it as we are kind of a vacuum moment. we went to reiterate this is not just eight purely new phenomenon as tail end of a multi generational phenomenon. talk about the boomers with a 1 foot out the door in terms of disillusionment in this case religious but more broadly way of doing things. i think just as a sidebar here, i think most of -- most people who leave this tradition actually do so, one of the biggest predictors and indicators how much religion is spoken of in the home. savior tail end of nuns who are leaving the faith are doing so in part, ki

as christianity has slowly retreated. >> i think we could see a danger. but another way to look at it is we are in a vacuum moment. something you got up earlier. and i wanted to reenter ready. this is a poorly new phenomenon. we talked about the boomers with 1 foot out the door in terms of a dissolution that would have religious with organized religion. just a sidebar here. i think most people who leave religious traditions actually do so with the biggest predictors in indicators is how much religion as is spoken over the home. they are doing so in part having witnessed a certain apathy. i think this is a potential bleakness to this vacuum. it's been a large -- long time coming. it drills down on what you are just talking about. did you find that there was anything really specific patterns in the religious background of people who were involved in these new movements be on just their religion in the home tended to be more attenuated. were they mainline versus evangelical. the moon lines churches had emptied faster than evangelical churches. this is a side

defined by and dominated by whatever remains of institutional christianity that creates a much bigger religious political divide in america has had in the past. even our civil war was essentially an intra-christian theological conflict with people having huge arguments they were still arguing about the interpretation of thesame bible . >> .. one could certainly say a danger but another way to look at it is we are in a vacuum moment in something you brought up earlier and i want to reiterate is it's not just a purely new phenomenon so much of the tail end of a multigenerational phenomenon and we talked about, 1 foot out the door in terms of a kind of disillusion that would in this case religious but also more broadly and i just think as a sidebar i think most of most people who leave were the tradition one of the biggest predictors and indicators is how much religion is spoken of in the home but you do have your tail end of none who are leaving the faith are doing so and in part having witnessed a certain apathy in their own terms and so, yes, i think there is a sort of bleakness to or potential bleakness to this coming vacuum

spencer christian has the forecast for us. >> okay, dan and ama., it's going to be a cooler week ahead. certainly than today was. we've got mainy sunny skies over the bay and inland. but there's fog at the coast. it's really windy in some spots right now with gusts to 37 miles per hour in san francisco. 32 in fairfield. 18 at nevado. 26 in san jose. so all around the area, we're feeling the breeze and the cooler pattern beginning to insert itself. the 24-hour temperature change is interesting to me. for most of the afternoon, all of these locations were a few degrees warmer than at the same time yesterday. but all of a sudden now in the last hour, it's turned cooler in lots of places than at this time yesterday. so the cooling is under way. here comes the fog. you can see it looking westward from emeryville. 63 in san francisco. 70 in oakland. 83 in mountain view. 76 in san jose. gilroy, 87. and a cool 59 at half moon bay. looking down on the surging low clouds and tag from mt. tam, 89 degrees at santa rosa. 77 at petaluma. napa 81. 87 in fairfield

. >> reporter: contra costa christian school has been gearing up, wanted a waiver. county says it's not going to happen. >> desks are six feet apart. >> reporter: shows us how the school has made campus covid-19 safe. 15 kids to a class, all socially distant. and have ventilation systems in place to bring in outdoor air. working hard to make the campus as safe as possible. >> we feel ready and going provide safer environment than the kids will end up in. >> reporter: thrilled when he heard that could be eligible for waivers for in-person classes after all. but contra costa health services has squashed that, stating we consider in-person education too risky at this time. won't consider waivers until covid-19 cases are on the decline or stable at least two weeks. >> our families have trusted in our plan, believe it in and want to partner with us. now told you'll have to wait. >> reporter: three elementary aged kids, wants them back in class. >> i trust our administration highly, if they are feeling safe, i feel safe. >> reporter: with distance learning now back on the

he also teaches his followers about 75,000 that christianity has failed black men. e american government has failed black men. the muslim solution, a separate black states. negroworld war i, a leader organize a campaign based on the same principle. one of many men who opposed that movement recalled conditions that cause hundreds of thousands to join the parade. came out of the war where they fought and died and come into the sun communities -- southern communities where they met discrimination. many soldiers were the victims of police brutality. some were lynched. therefore, there was widespread frustration and discontent among negros. painted pictures of what negros could do where they to migrate to africa, how they could build great enterprises. and caught the interest imagination of the negros and many of them flocked into the movement. >> the black muslims say, as a atnge in the racial picture, a rally, their number one spokesman said the only important changes have been brought about not by whites and not by integration groups, but by elijah mohammed. how does m

as evangelical christian leaders, those who come from that element of the church. he has served the largest evangelical college in the world. there is a high standard in the scripture that makes it clear. that often means sometimes we standard.ply a thatwe make bad decisions affect a lot of people, i think he does need to step down. under the institution vision and legacy of his father could continue to impact lives around the world. barbara inll go to ohio, democratic caller. for tonyy question this morning is how does he feel supporting the president who says things like the democrats don't believe in god. he just said it last week. how does he feel about comments being made that are completely false? i'm a democrat, i'm religious. that goes on to second part of my comment. have been everi since i could remember. -- no offenseeel tony, i don't think there is room in the political arena for a lobbyist with a religious arm. appropriatek it is only because not everybody believes like i do. when you involve the church and the state, you are basically this involving, disembo

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for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian andities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. ♪ ♪ jack: so, jack, did you spend six hours watching every single second of that hot testimony in front of congress by the tech giants? >> i spent some of that time shopping on amazon, but i caught a bunch of it. the house antitrust subcommittee and, yeah, the showers rallied, as we -- shares rallied, despite the video conference scolding. why would they think this group is going to crack, i don't know, it might have been the

the christian co has warned demonstrates that that being used as quote cannon fodder by foreign aggressors but he has urged security forces to avoid using any excessive force to control those crowds with more his monte francis. in the face of repeated violence at the hands of police those protesting the re election of the man known as europe's last dictator show no signgn of backing down. friday one thousand w workers i in tractor factory walked off the job in the capital of belarus to denounce the violent crackdown on protesters by police and to demand the resignation of president alexandnder lukashenko in power since nineteen ninety four. yeah preceding that. race for the cure what color the worst of. the damage does it but he wasn'tt it was noted that the some of the fans who fight caesar. in luka. appeared on state television ordering citizens not to take to the streets and threatening workerss that if they walked off the job they wouldn't be paid. words that fell on deaf ears. the national outcry follows the results in the country's presidential election showing lukashenko with 80% of

contra costa christian school has been gearing up in hopes of reopening. socially distanced classrooms were prepared and new ventilation systems in place. now county leaders saying students in a classroom is too risky. >> we feel that we're ready and we're going to provide a safer environment than what i students are going to end up in. >> the county said it will not begin considering waivers until covid cases have been stabilize or dropped for two weeks in a row. we talk a lot about the digital divide. california students in need are getting a helping hand from apple and t-mobile. the state superintendent tony thurman announced they're providing reduce priced ipads and internet service to up to a million students. >>> a lot of anxiety as we head into the school year. we want to hear your questions and concerns. if you ore a parent, teacher, or student, take our back-to-school survey at nbcbayarea.com/schoolsurvey. we'll share some of those results tomorrow night during our special, keeping up in the classroom. we'll be joined by educators and special gues

for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian andish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. [♪] judge jeanine: you heard it right here on "justice" last week. the benefits of intervention with covid, take a listen to what bill gates had to say this week. >> you can see the therapeutic benefit fastr faster than the protective benefit. there is a good chance we'll have substantial death rate reduction by the end of the year with the combination of those new tools. judge jeanine: dr. robert hariri is the fount

for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian andish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. president trump: i want college football to come back. these are strong, healthy and incredible people. they are people who want to play football very badly. i have been fighting for football to come back. as long as they stand for our national anthem and honor our flag and our company. if they don't, i won't help them. they might come back, but i won't be watching. judge jeanine: president trump calling for players

some of it has to be fiscal policy. i think christian is completely reasonable and being frustrated that it seems like there is more support going to businesses and corporate america, and that is pending faster than the fiscal response we are seeing that tends to affect everyday people. what a lot of people who spend a lot of time on this -- i am not an economist and will not get into it -- but they will say keeping corporate america and businesses open and running, even if it cost us in the short term, is going to keep more people employed in the long-term. now there is a whole debate over whether or not that manifests in reality, and there will be many, many books and papers written about that in the future, looking at how we come as a country, handled this, and whether or not that was the right way. back to the unemployment numbers, i agree again, that the unemployment number, as we calculate it -- even the bureau of labor statistics acknowledges it does not necessarily capture everything. it is a number we use, one of several metrics

for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian andish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. ♪ >> shannon: tonight, >> donald trump saying the massive explosions in beirut look like an attack. the official told fox news there is no hard evidence to step. 70 people are dead, thousands injured, the blast flattening much of the city's ports leaving behind a huge cloud of smoke visible for miles. lavelle kalil joins us with the latest. good morning. >> good morning from lebanon. it was definitely a set made for

politician last june has confessed to the killing stephanie said he shot votes on the ticket in a regional politician in western germany and a member of chance the american conservative christian democrats party. india has bolstered security and kashmir as it marks one year since scrapping the disputed regions semi autonomous status the government stripped and customary and use only muslim majority state of its special rights last august new render modi's government so the move was necessary to better integrate the region and boost its economy but the opposition of direct calls to anger as security restrictions choke the economy and people in kashmir face lockdowns communication blackouts and mass detentions while parallel to the anniversary indian prime minister imodium led a ceremony to inaugurate the building of a hindu temple that has been the focus of a bitter decades long this feud between hindus and muslims. of this hit stands for an historic triumph for india's hindu nationalist government after a decades long dispute prime minister narendra modi led the groundbreaking ceremony for the new hindu temple at the flashpoint holy site of a yoga. omari this temple will becom

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is that purely something judeo-christianity has a monopoly on? >> doma does that very well. doma defines marriage as union of a man and a woman. no problem. it's a well-written overwhelmingly passed by congress s congress, signed by bill clinton, and it's not tied to christianity. it's tied to our essential moral values in this country, and polygamy has been against the law in this country since the middle of the 19th century. in fact, the very first republican platform, which was adopted in 1856, said we condemn the twin -- i think it's the twin evidences of barbarism, polygamy and slavery. and you couldn't become a state in the union unless you had laws against polygamy. i think it's absolutely wrong to admit immigrants who have polygamist wives. it's been against our laws that long. those laws should be obeyed. >> i'd like to step back for a few minutes and discuss roe v. wade and the emergence of the religious right. some people talk about roe v. wade as causing the religious right to coalesce, but if we look back in 1973, for instance, the southern baptist convention en

for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian andewish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. >> ray: the battle lines over college football have been drawn. despite outcries from players and coaches, the big ten and pac-12 voted to cancel their seasons this week. there's a possibility they spring football season, this is huge blow for a country at a time when we as americans needed the ncaa to step up. there's good news, the acc and sec has the pressure to sideline athletes. my next guest say it's incredib

for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian and jewish communities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. my job is to help new homeowners who have turned into their parents. i'm having a big lunch and then just a snack for dinner. so we're using a speakerphone in the store. is that a good idea? one of the ways i do that is to get them out of the home. you're looking for a grout brush, this is -- garth, did he ask for your help? -no, no. -no. we all see it. we all see it. he has blue hair. -okay. -blue. progressive c

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where does that leave evangelical christianity, which has made this faustian bargain with donald trumphen they decided that the access to power was more important than the content of their faith? so you would like to think that people would be repelled by this, that this would have an effect, but no. look, if you've gone so far as to support donald trump to be the president of the united states, the role model in chief, you've obviously also signaled that you're prepared to sacrifice a lot of other values. and i think we'll look back on this, though, and we'll see this as really kind of indicative of what's happened to the christian right and how -- how this lust for power has corrupted both our politics and unfortunately our faith. >> how do you answer it when people ask you what happened to the party? we have no platform this year, just the one guy. how has this one guy been able to exert this personal hold over all these elected officials? think about republicans in the senate who have just signed over their seats, their voting records, all they are and hope to be. is it all out of

jesus is lord, that is the christian confession. has always been our confession since heroes from the dead, jesus is lord, lord of the universe and board and head of his beloved church which he redeemed with his own blood. he is the head of our church. governor newsom is not the head of the church, mayor garcetti is not the head of the church, we respect them for their leadership in our government. when they move into the life of the church and tell the church what it can do they are usurping a roll they don't have. the constitution doesn't give them the power to do that and they certainly don't have the spiritual power to do that, to usurp the place only jesus christ has over this church. shannon: let me read you something from another pastor, i want to stand with pastor macarthur and it comes down to four things, the.of worship, love for neighbor, obedience to government and maintaining a good witness. what concerns me about defining a state order is the importance of worship, at the expense of loving your neighbor, being a witness in

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for over 35 years, the international fellowship of christians and jews has been bringing christian andcommunities together. and it's only with your help that we can meet this challenge of delivering emergency aid and food boxes to elderly jews across israel. inside every food box we put a note letting the recipients know that it was provided by christians and jews who love them. it means so much to me. your help will bring emergency aid and much needed peace into their lives. whether you can help one time or once a month you will recieve god's blessings when you bless these children of abraham. go online or call right now. you can be a miracle for an eldelry jew today. >> donald trump campaigns in arizona talking border security on the open border policies of the biden harris campaign. >> the extreme reckless dangerous and deadly immigration plan ever put forward by a major party candidate. the biden harris plan is a step-by-step recipe for abolishing america's borders. it must be defeated and will be defeated. jillian: in 2016, the president of the national border patrol council to br

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has resigned. one of the most influential figures in the christian conservative movement mired in an alleged sex scandal tells abc news that he has not stepped down yet. the prominent evangelical's young business partner revealing scathing details of a seven-year affair with his wife. in an interview with reuters, giancarlo granda says, "becki and i developed an intimate relationship and jerry enjoyed watching from the corner of the room." granda met the couple in 2012 as a 20-year-old in miami. on sunday, falwell went public, saying granda did have with his wife, but also said he wasn't involved. in a statement, he accuses granda of blackmail. "he began threatening to publicly reveal this secret relationship with becki and to deliberately embarrass my wife, family and liberty university unless we agreed to pay him substantial monies." granda denies the blackmail accusation, even releasing this call with her. >> his new thing is like telling me every time he hooks up with people, like i don't have feelings or something. >> you're going to make her jealous, gian. >> yeah. >> aw, i'm not trying to do that