right to be a prime minister you know throughout our history the first prime minister was a christian orthodox. what's wrong with that. another way of trying to mislead the syrian people to mislead the international pub. in to speak about certain issues which may no objective is to divide the syrian people and this is where we differ from egypt and the from others in syria we have a political system that defends the so frontier of the country and in syria we are under such an attack because we say no to the policies of the united states in the region supporting subjugation of the region into their interest and serving the major interests of israel can we talk a little bit about nato because you know how nato is very cynical when it comes to the choice of interfering in one country or another why i think it's not touching syria are not touching. i mean for the time being they cannot touch syria i mean if they knew that i mean going to syria is easy. they will do it. we think they cannot because the entire region is against this in libya when they are to interfere under the pretext of the human

and again it's a it's a very wide variety moslems of all kinds christians of all kinds of christian greek orthodox greek catholics melkor syriac many many other kinds druzes curves and so forth this is a model of the peaceful coexistence of various ethnic groups now the u.s. policy i think right now is to smash the middle east according to ethnic lines and other words if you can have a divide and conquer policy which says to let the christians will be kicked out of lebanon and the christians will be say kicked out of syria in the way that they have been kicked out of iraq and ironically a lot of them went to syria you can you can get a situation where all of these countries are are fatally weakened. way in which it's introduced is if you look at syria the main centers of trouble are on the turkish border the syrian border with jordan with iraqi kurdistan and then with lebanon and i think lebanon thanks to saad hariri may be the main one it isn't critical but we are running already very short a time when i'm so sorry we are running a long time but if i may with western powers calling for restraint

exploring one's faith across different faith traditions - catholic, protestant, jewish, muslim, orthodox christian, or people who may be struggling to find their faith. >> while most of the 7,500 undergrads here come from catholic or other christian backgrounds, all faiths are welcome. >> actually, right in there, if you go into healy hall, there's the jewish rabbi, the muslim im, and the head priest, all he se il -ofs right next to each other.rgll chaplain- fuat?into the many."bf acadicallythe good of the wod d so y c te atou ireitlience foexpl t griiani ofraatscolanofs rlcls,oo soo foth, o,hayochloofisteoringe wn co uhe, ha'teeloedt mbe vey anonought the wint time stayar >> in the "bee novice beekeepers thghth had to "bee"-ware the bees. >> i waser 'cause, like, i've never been stung by a bee. veev h rllan interactions with bees. >> i was scared of them a little bit. >> the first time, yeah, i was afid i didn't want to get stung. >> but the more familiar they learned just how benign bees can be. >> there nne tbefrd of bees or bugs or anything, 'cause theliving, so there's noe afraid of, really.

exploring one's faith across different faith traditions - catholic, protestant, jewish, muslim, orthodox christian, or people who may be struggling to find their faith. >> while most of the 7,500 undergrads here come from catholic or other christian backgrounds, all faiths are welcome. >> actually, right in there, if you go into healy hall, there's the jewish rabbi, the muslim imam, and the head priest, all in the same building -- offices right next to each other. >> georgetown is actually one of the first universities in the united states to have a muslim chaplain -- a full-time muslim chaplain. >> and the school motto is "utraque unum," both into one. can you explain that? >> yes. "utraque unum." it's a latin phrase. "from the many into one," or "from the one into the many." so, for instance, we strive to be one community here at georgetown, but yet we're a very diverse community, and we welcome a diverse student body. one in many. >> students are encouraged to uphold the jesuit ideals of being active on behalf of others. so, it's no surprise that georgetown grads fill the ranks of service organ

. >> there are about ten million christians in greece. 91 percent belong to the orthodox church, tyler james, cbn news. >>> coming up on "christian world news," why is this church celebrating the nation of israel? who are the important people from across to join in? >> welcome back to "christian world news" israel finds itself under escalating attacks by a worldwide campaign to delegitimize the jewish state. a new group is mobilizing support among legislatures around the globe. chris mitchell has that story from budapest, hungary. >> reporter: at the rally, pro-israel parliamentarians came from africa, north america, europe and yur gay. >> they plan to show their support for an undivided jerusalem. ? >> >> they are working to transform the passion into legislative action. they brought together the heads of the caucuses to budapest. >> they are members from 10, 15, 20 other parliaments. it strengthens them and helps them to understand what political initiatives are being taken out of the countries and do the same thing. >> foundation has established 20 caucuses around the world with 10

russia have formed a line more than three kilometers long so worship one of the most revered orthodox christian relics and that of the mother of god's belt it's believed to be taken from the body of mary the mother of jesus by apostle thomas by the relic that is usually stored in a monastery on mount greece will be on display at moscow's main christ the savior cathedral for more than a week or thoughts believers have faith in the belt divine powers to cure infertility and disease but the occasion coincides with today's sixty fifth birthday celebrations of the patriarch of moscow and all russia i thought i was given a special service in the cathedral. now i want to stay with us for another look at the top stories are coming your way in just a few minutes.

the more we have the russian world which we control i am referring to the slavic world with orthodox christians and catholic poland. they have their own backyard we have ours. so when you see that liberal democrats are for the russians jeannine ethnic russians or the russian nation just like we said earlier the english or the british. we mean the russian civilization. with nothing blood parentage birthplace religion or even language should be the criteria of whether or not a person is russian we say should be down to your own self identification like i. do you identify yourself as russian just be russian no need to cry it out loud. if you don't want to be russian if you say you are a jew a church and a tautology. you're welcome to consider yourself whatever you want we will not force it on people. when you go into issues special papers or set up camps or try them down or return the nationality entry to passports or make them feel like force . even then densify themselves as russian their russians as simple as that we do not want finland or poland or a part of japan but russians are a divided pe

tens of thousands of moscow by the year is half queued up to worship one of the most revered orthodox christian relics the mother of god's belt it's believed to have been taken from the body of mary the mother of jesus by apostle thomas the relic that's usually stored in a monastery on a mount aphasic will be on display at moscow's main christ the savior cathedral for more than a week at the moment you're looking at live pictures coming out from the cathedral and you can see the worshipers gathering there to sew or there is believers have faith in the belts divine powers to cure infertility and disease and the occasion also coincides with today's sixty fifth birthday celebrations of the patriarch of moscow and all russia is expected to give a special service and the cathedral once again you're looking at live pictures there. and coming out here in the program we'll continue our series of special reports looking at a price people sometimes have to pay for living in a high tech age and all that is coming after and have minds. right to clean and those dumb. squandered morning. one. more than sixty

christian and allowing him to lead your way. >> there are differences between every faith and community. there is evangelicalism. within you wish there is orthodoxit a believe is it a belief in god. >> it is about relationship. it is about my personal relationship with my creator. i support same-sex marriage. i believe gays and lesbians not only share the good news, but to live the good news. >> how did we get here? do you believe in adam and eve? >> absolutely. >> the general principles. i don't believe a man and woman birthed the world >> the god i believe in that i worship has inspired nature to take place and put things in motion. i don't believe it took 7 days to create the world. i believe the god i believe in just like the you wish story of creation, god is so big that he pulled himself back to allow creation to begin. >> so god's plan involved taking 4 1/2 or 5 1/2 billion years to create human beings? >> the timing is very different. >> i would not dare say that was god's plan. it is the way things happened so i think that god is incredible and if it took that many years for all of us to be sitting here at this table then that is what h