so i wrote the benedict option as a christian, for christians. but in truth everyone who carolina deeply about the -- who cares deeply bet the western tradition has to consider some version of the benedict option. yelled i received an e-mail from a student at an ivy league college. he is a latino, an eight gist a conservative. he wrote a column for the campus up in defending the value of studying the western cannons. the week after the newspaper published a column attacking him for having been, quites, indoctrinate into white supremacy. which the columnist claims was the whole point of studying the western cannon. this is not a new thing but it has come roaring back from the 1990s, stronger than ever. cultural conservatives, no matter what religion or no religion at all, are going have to a rougher go of it. for christians in particular the going will be rougher. an america in which believing christians are marginalized and despised, is inconceivable to them. they're about to learn otherwise. an american christians are not remotely ready for this

christian: they go quite quick.atty: thank you for that very informative,uite long tour around windsor. i don't remember a single fact except that the queen's statue cost00 pounds or something, it was a barn:in. christ and the people paid for it. tomorrow, weather like this. the open carolinas and it's cing to --riages and it's going to take them 25 minutes to do this route and behind them thereill be 25 horses and the cavalry. we had a wedding planning on yesterday so it will go like clockwork but i think that i haveverlooked one thing. the brides grooms and the page boys, average age? 4. katty: 104-year-olds. they may as well bring in some dogs and cats. no way they're going to behave. christian: they'll be all over the place. like trying toound up cats. katty: mind you, it could be worse. c they could havistian there. [laughter] everything could go wrong. christian: the problem is when you look at the map, it looksdi erent and i just thought it was down the hill to the guild hall. whato i know? this has been "100

christian pop bands make christian pop music that much is clear but not all religious musicians necessary sing about religion at least not in germany and this topic spot special we want to know how much when it is there in german pop music. class palin she'll headlined this event in stuttgart to mark the five hundredth anniversary of the reformation the electro pop duo who are also a couple of stage have performed at church events in the past how important is christianity in their lives. this is the way we grew up and how we were bringing the sins of the soul so i think all songs transport a certain sort of friendliness start from the music i'm hoping it's important for me to have something to hold on to something to believe in if i think that faith and organized religion are two different pains that shouldn't get mixed up for me it's important to have faith and i live it in my everyday life as one doesn't have a base. in germany religion is a private matter may not mean should greece he works as a radio host for catholic station i'm just written a book on religion rock and pop music. is

empire full of christians under a christian king out of.dallas to tend to. the oldest parts of the church in anger a village near how thought date back to around eight hundred the duke and was born here and this is where legend says he is buried the chroniclers have reinterpreted the rebel was a pious christian a later pope even beatified him. in the nationalist nineteenth century the saxon vidocq and was portrayed as a german hero fighting against the french enemy. the french meanwhile turned charlemagne into one of their own hence his name in french and english. charlemagne as the frenchmen and vidocq and the german kneeling in the dust in front of him historical misrepresentation by both sides rooted in ancestral and nitty. after the baptism of the saxon rebel salomon could finally focus on his other projects again. although the monaco owned a number of magnificent palaces the huge empire still didn't have a fixed seat of government. charlemagne chose a one in order to turn it into the most beautiful city in his empire was to combine the

christian europe christian what's about jews jews find different it's pieces of new judea christian tradition that we're looking at christianity has taken a great deal from judaism. the relationship between christians and jews as our as i know has been bloody christian persecuted and kill jews up until the second vatican council i think i couldn't agree with you more this is a very shameful part of european history on the other hand at this particular time i think relations between christians and jews have never been better i have a question you are a member of the european union right here parliament but hungary is still a member of the u.p.a. you where i left strasburg yesterday the answer was yes so the freedom and freedom of movement is one of the pillars of the idea of the correct. if european of muslim face want to move to hungary will stop their own stop them any thousands will come absolutely true so what about your christianity well the point you do we have to confront the problem and look at it see what's to be done about it as i see there is a small muslim community alrea

christian: beautiful. katty: yes, very. christian: and it goesll the way up to the castle. katty: everyone will be camping out here. stian: charles ii. katty: i remember. what night was that? fun facts night. wednesday. chd.stian: such a long perio >> such a pleasure. katty: so we walked the whole way around here. christian: i think there is an ice-cream truck up here. nevermind the ice cream. look at the view. what do you want? katty: can i get the chocolate cream and strawberry, please? christian: thank you very much. katty: good ice cream. rajini: [laughter] ttand christian, the royal couple of tv news. fiyou ca more of all the day's news on our website, coverage ofe late the war wedding between and terry and that's royal wedding abetween prince har meghan markle which takes place tomorrow. i am rajini vaidyanathan.at thanks for wing "world news america."oy have a great ral wedding weekend. >> th the bbc news app, our ifrtical videos are designed to work around yourestyle, so you can swipe your way to the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you

talk to and give the county she is a member of the european parliament for various conservative christian social union at a time of growing divisions in europe over religion and migration we ask should politicians not be avoiding religious issues. i get a leader will come to conflict zone hello mr friedman it appears that the u.p.a. new name is mess of the struggling rich religion at the moment particularly with islam isn't it well actually in the member states we have a lot of debates on the question of islam and and muslim refugees and issues like that on the european union level be concentrating or an on on on on asylum poly how came you by your interstate introducing beer debates into the u.p.a. you again these are not two different straighted levels i'm very sorry they are not differentiated and of course on the european level be take note of what's happening in the member states in all of the member states but if you ask me as a politician i'm a member of the european parliament and i have to concentrate on my work i'm doing over there and what we're doing right now is trying you kn

that's what these christians are praying for.above all they hope that the christian quarter will no longer need armed protection. but it is not only religious minorities who have difficulties back to karate and a run of the mill residential complex the residents have found refuge behind these walls they won't show their faces their families could recognize them track them down and kill them or. cindy who has been living in the home for two years her offense she complained about the infidelity of the man she'd been forced to marry in her father's eyes she brought shame on the family. over who tried to shoot me twice but he didn't have the heart so he asked my favorite teen year old brother to pull the trigger he wanted to do it to a little mini heart but who's about to shoot me if it is out of the voyage or does my mother intervene and i managed to escape someone told me about this whole thing which is my father and brother don't know i'm here. which is third or the ship me all but i'm still afraid they'll track me down here they

christian: in 2005, princech les had the wedding here. but the queen didn't come fromgh the hitreet. katty: right. can we get an ice cream? can we stop? christia beautiful. katty: yes, very. christian: and it goes all the wa up to the castle. katty: everyone will be camping out here. christian: charles ii. katty: i remember. what night was that? fun fas night. wednesday. christian: such a long period. >> such a pleasure. katty: so we walked the whole way around here. christian: i think there is ancr ice-m truck up here. nevermind the ice cream. look at the view. what do you want? katty: can i get the chocolate cream and strawberry, please? christian: thank you very much. katty: good ice cream. rajini: [laughter] katty and christian, the royal couple of tv news. you can find more of all the day's newsou owebsite, including the latest coverage of the war wedding between and terry and that's royal wedding between prince harry and meghan markle which takes place tomorrow. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thanks for watching "world newsm ica." have a

marine lookr seen a that good in my life, christian. life, christian.nd he let me to his dad's grave and we pay our respects together. it was a moment i will always remember. christian, i want you to know that even though your father has left this world, he has left it for the next, he is not gone, he will never be gone. your dad's love and courage and strength live in you and as you sow bigger and stronger, does your father's incredible legacy. that is so beautiful. thank you. [no audio] -- [applause] president trump: thank you, christian. good to see you. he has become my friend. to every family member of the fallen, i want you to know that the legacy of those you lost does not fade with time but grows only more powerful. does not, like a voice in the distance, become a , but instead their legacy goes deeper, spreading farther, touching more lives and reaching down through time and out across many generations. through their sacrifice, your loved ones have achieved something very special -- immortality. today we remember the more than 82,000 american s

there is not one mention of christianity, christians, christmas or even christian bale.eirdly there are two mentions of that man. anyway, the only constitutional mention of religion is about freedom of religion. but as much this kr country was supposed to give the freedom of religious choice it's christianity that's everywhere, even on the money. notice it doesn't say in gods we trust. knowledge of most other religions in america are somewhere between kind of understood to gleefully misunderstood. >> and then there are siks. also known as sikhs. more and more wanting to be called sikhs. even the name is misunderstood. so let's see what happens when i show people a picture of a sikh. >> do you have any idea what religion this guy might be? muslim that's -- a lot of people say muslim. >> satin cult. >> i thought you were saying -- did he just say satan? and see a religion? so little is understood about the sikh religion that many people assume they are members of other religions. with a look like this guess which religion is most popular to associate them with. >> sikhs ha

and summer here must be christian. and this is me. i'm thinking of how close i can get to the stuff to the best player in the world maybe i can even get to ask him a question let's have a try. this is where my quest begins at the arts center when i do it's had a lot of press conferences some more memorable than others. that are about whether there's a good story this will either come out of the must always feel sort of a cause or not. in a few minutes of the splines will be open to give journalists brief look at the training session that's why they are queuing up. one of them is countless from the online fan scene really on top he said that tornado before he came away with a lot of people's acuity family friends and i see well this is not the normal this is not like i think of a person so. the universe of their family so be it's a song for them that the really we can not to imagine. how. the universe is going. or not to see the worst opens for us as we rushed outside for priceless ten minutes of filling the stars it's amazing to see t

the government is trying to you know they are very true and they put on christians. through and it prevents shii department whatever you know all the religions separated. there are just separating the palestinians into a certain pride. course of the palestinian court and their group was conquered was. the populated because it was a palestinian village not because it was a christian group there are hundreds of. villages that have the. phrase. when i first drove through israel i didn't notice any of that. with the time i learnt to look more closely and to read the landscape. for example and see a remnant of a wall here a little garden and sometimes even houses churches or mosques that were almost entirely intact. again and again cactus. everywhere you see a cactus there was a very pristine invaded before most of the israelis don't know they have been more than seven hundred villages and towns here. they actually think the police and wasn't really doing anything with the land which is not true of course because the land was very much full with agriculture and people and

christiane gosh if you look at this field. that used to threats that we crop here are going to. be brought a week here and she says they used a big wooden board that had ridges on it. but. i board was turned round and round by a horse or cow or all the different crops i had shaved it wasn't good. but i once harvested two big banks of tobacco about this big contracts about twenty to twenty five kilograms the tobacco was some of the best in palestine good to find on a bike. no need there but he smelled like maple rosewood and oak and i wanted cindy just. said he is the people working man in a great culture and they didn't know anything about politics. the whole thing was about in fifty one the people. decided to take it to court and they argued to the supreme court of justice. and the supreme court of justice told the people ok you can go back and if. in your village to return to it and to have suspects the best. would be the horrors of war. a lot of jewish tourists visit our village oh ok they want to know what happened here so we tell them and it's really court ruled that the lo

what of christian? not even have dogs has gone all quiet on social media and denies the allegations we put to him. hello? have you got dogs? do you own dogs? you have nothing on the! go! he gives us the slip out of the front door. there he is! up the hill. why are you running away? what have you done with your dogs? none of the then that we filmed are willing to speak with us on camera about the serious allegations that they have been eagerly illegally performing badger baiting. the rsp ca confirmed that they will be investigating the evidence in this programme. for these hunters at least, the game is over. one thing for certain the best of the sunshine across the northern half of the country, is increasing amounts of showers and thunderstorms. in it to be very intense and deep. some flash flooding and perhaps inhale, this could cause some turbulence. this is the pressure chart to start with on the pressure chart to start with on the weekend, the saturday we have high pressure across much of the country

i met christian exactly one year ago today.eef laying ceremony, christian walked over to me with great confidence, shook my hand, looked me straight in the eye and asked if i would like to meet his dad. dad.ved his marine sergeant christopher jacobs, who died when christian was just eight months old. next, christian, looking as sharp as you can look, dressed , ia beautiful marine outfits have never seen a marine look that good in my life, christian. [applause] he wanted to look good he told me as a tribute to his father. and he led me to his dad's grave and we paid our respects together. it was a moment i will always remember. christian, i want you to know that even though your father has left this world, he has left it for the next, but, he is not gone. he will never be gone. your dad's love and courage and strength live in you and as you grow bigger and stronger, so does your father's incredible legacy. so thank you both. that is so beautiful. thank you. [applause] thank you, christian. good to see you. he has become my frien

you are a christian pastor, how did this get started?tarted in 1981 when i had a night in san antonio. the purpose was to give an expression to christianity. it met with a lot of resistance and suspicion from the jewish people. why was i doing this. the jewish people are not accustomed to christians doing ask of kindness for them. that event began to take off across america because of our national television program. in 2006 we started talking about destroying israel and death to the jews and so forth. i said israel needs a grassroots organization in the united states of america and a lobbying group in washington, hooking the forces up together so any time an issue comes to washington it's detrimental to israel and the jewish people, we can stand up and speak up with united force. >> jeanine: you had a hundred 37000 e-mail sent to the white house on moving the embassy. you also did a fly and with 400 members from your organization to washington, d.c. from every state. >> every state in the united states plus additional matters that are c

the populated because it was a palestinian village not because it was a christian there are hundreds of other religious. faith. when i first drove through israel i didn't notice any of that. with the time i learnt to look more closely and to read the landscape. for example to see a remnant of a wall here a little garden sometimes even houses churches or mosques that were almost entirely intact. again and again cactus. everywhere you see a cactus so well there was a bit of protesting in village before most of the israelis don't know there have been more than seven hundred villages and towns here. they actually think if a policeman wasn't really doing anything with the land which is not true of course because the land was very much full with agriculture and people and there were some big towns i think that in israel today especially in these days when the fear for us everything and separation rules everything. meaning that israelis most of israelis never seen a palestinian in his home. and maybe not at all i think it's very hard to imagine that people lived here to give or that palesti

churches crosses and chris affixes are part of the scene here as is the regional party the christian social union the cross to create has even stoked controversy among churches some are against it others support the move including the bishop of reagan's borg. and it became even from a political point of view i can find nothing wrong with a declaration of belief in the cross as the embodiment of the christian faith which is deeply shaped the foundations of our public coexistence and. had in my opinion a religious symbol has no place in official buildings were non christians atheists muslims would then feel excluded in such buildings. besides the says they're supposed to be separation of church and state in germany that's due to the often fraught relationship between the church and state in german history. student eric carles believes that the decree is also politically motivated the very elections are set for mid october the state premiers party the christian social union is fearing for its majority it hopes to win over supporters of its competitor the right wing alternative for germa

and that is the concept that prevents christians who actually understand christianity from ever equatingtrick question for donald trump. who said, whatever you do to the least of my brethren, you do to me? another trick question for donald trump, next time he's publicly showing off his christianity is, can you quote a single thing that jesus christ ever said? for i was hungry, and you gave me something to eat. i was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink. i was a stranger, and you invited me in. i needed clothes, and you clothed me. i was sick and you looked after me. and i was in prison, and you came to visit me. if you went to catholic schools like i did, you memorized passages like that. you memorized those words of jesus christ, and you remember them forever. but like everything else that students memorize, not all students understand those words. and so there are christians today who are insisting that donald trump is absolutely right to call gang members animals. but to believe that donald trump is absolutely right, then you have to believe that your religion is wrong, that yo

because of terrorists killing christians. it is an act of christian charity.. they reject that. they tell us that you may have broken the law by facilitating the equipment being brought into kosovo and spreading a message of imminent war between christianity and islam. they say spreading the wrong information could be misinterpreted in a split—second. could be misinterpreted in a split-second. last week, the albanians crossed the river... could a nswer albanians crossed the river... could answer the complaint from the police chief in kosovo, you may be breaking the law? i am asking about your actions and how you react to the police chief. why didn't they arrest me in kosovo? if it is illegal, go through the proper channels. the bbc ta ke through the proper channels. the bbc take in bullet—proof vests all over the world, why is the bbc not arrested? you were in kosovo? i have been there several times and not arrested. taking equipment? no, i went to did well is because this water supply had been cut. this is what i did personally. let us get real. last week the

the christian bible for many, many generations predominantly featured the old testament apocrafa, christian and church used for bible, the bullgate, for example, some of the reformers when they started going to original languages and translating they went back to hebrew liable which did not include additional jewish writings and debated whether that should be included and they did not include old testament apocrypha, many english formations did not include apocrypha but still included in a number of translations and even until today but these are writings are common for for catholic bible as well as eastern orthodox christians and several different editions that they have in different communities. >> michael, alabama, hi, michael. >> good afternoon, i've heard much about the museum of the bible through moody radio and american family radio, but didn't know that it was -- this was the first day of opening. speaking of that, you hear all too often word of god, word of god from protestant leaders and quote, holy mother church, unquote from catholic leaders. i'm sick and tired of these leaders

you could say christiane i'll go start i have a dream of his dream was that the christian confessions which were at loggerheads and which had fought and killed each other in a thirty year war would come together again and he realized that it wouldn't happen from one day to the next he knew it had to be practiced on a daily basis. so he created these inner confessional churches as a kind of training camp to achieve reunion one day. the council unique approach has left a legacy in northeastern varia that ought to be promote it thought this man. he's a lutheran pastor and an avid cyclist so he created the intricate fashionable church cycling tour. four hundred kilometers across the northeast of bavaria with the intercom fashionable churches always interview the small churches can really use the publicity. the idea was to find a way of making these churches better known so that people would donate money to maintain the. we had a. pastor. and his catholic counterpart at an ecumenical parish party. the many centuries spent in accounts enter confessional training camps have paid off. it was