with the christians against christian all national --dash christian nationalism. >> we have 15 minutes. give only had questions from gentlemen. >> so you said history recently was cited in a way that trumps legal principle or structure structures, where do you say those come from? and then to hear your response of how the laws change in response to history especially in light of woodrow wilson's redefinition of how justice should be understood according as humans more than a timeless constitution. >> so in 1983 the supreme court decided marsh. and looking at the interplay of government and separation with a three prong test and in the marsh case that is stated under challenging the players with the state legislature the supreme court said we will focus on that but we will look at history and the continental congress and there is a long history of prayer so we will go ahead and allow that. 's and history is very very valuable you can gather from what's happening right now. so my problem is the histories just says malleable but the prayer from 74 was delivered at the continental congress

there the christians are prosecutors that's the cradle of christianity there the christians are prosecuted or killed and robbed and russia you to. kill to rob to and russia is doing everything we can to support the christian community in the middle east and we are doing everything we can to support the christian community in the middle east and we are doing that . in close cooperation we're doing that. in close cooperation we're continuously meeting the. legitimate authorities of the country so that we meet you the. legitimate authorities of the country so that region. and syria for example we help not only. in syria for example we help not only christians. but also christians. but also muslim we've got the. game with the now we represent a muslim we've got the. game with the no we represent the. new islam make religion going to help muslims to the 0 is. islam make religion going to help muslims do we restore a mosques where we help people on the ground we restore mosques where we help people on the ground. and there as for our forces our military police there. and there is for our forces

is a core christian religious christian has been around for a very long time there are a large number of christians who are in the national health service and people who are christians who still have from convictions on the subject we are very worried about. another key issue i feel here is a fire under stand this correctly this is a hypothetical scenario for which you have lost your job it never actually transpired you never actually used any language towards a transgender patient how do you feel about being punished for something that's hypothetical. well i think the people who call this the thought police and we're not and situation no one would have held speech in other words the judge's ruling is saying that i should be compelled to use language in this way but also. compelling us to think of a way and therefore to believe a certain thing as well is here with more we've been told that not to believe even though the transgender movement. isn't compatible with the human dignity and yet even where i work a significant proportion means that they don't get it but what is going to happ

muslims and christians are different than what i was a christian simply had. once the muslims rule they will make us their slaves and. harvest well but allan tell me you want the local i'm going to look i'm. out. after church on sunday in a nearby village it's time for some cock fighting. it's a bloody spectacle and a favorite pastime for many in the philippines mainly among christians. and. muslim religious leaders and the moral islamic liberation front disapprove not of the cruelty but because it involves gambling. we reached the biggest city in mindanao. president to territory was mayor here for more than 20 years. this is where he began his notorious war on drugs seemingly deploying the police as extra judicial hitman. estimates of the number of people killed ranged between 502-0000. the next morning we meet an old friend and confidant of the president today so he invited us to see his fish farm. so this is where i can lay money beyond what they are being told that they're more here than we think they'd go for that. after that. he's a busy politician so he

because they are not christian. they are not entitled to the natural rights of man, the value of their individuality, freedom, labor. they become eligible for enslavement. in many ways, that is one thing shaping that law passed by the virginia legislature in the 16 60's to block the emergence of christianity for african colonies. you block the ability to lay claim for an argument to freedom. you see that happening. largely over the course of the 1600s to 1700s and as the footprint of slavery grows and what will become the u.s., the antebellum. you largely see perspectives on christianity in enslave populations change. you will find slaveholders using christianity as a mechanism of oppression, gravitating toward biblical stories that highlight the idea of a person being subject to one's authority. this twisted the perspective on christianity. some southern slaveholders providing, presiding religious sermons for enslaved people on plantations, serving the figurative role of god, giving sermons that highlight the impor

that christian languag language. >> that's an important question and i think it is true. and what i care deeply about with that relationship to other people to care for people in need and if you look at a sports team it's about sharing and working together and cooperating and collaborating. so for some people it comes in that form. but it doesn't have to. sometimes we can improve our own ritual and we do that to. but what i like about the secret tradition is they show what is lacking with that traditional christian tradition. and they said this is a completely different perspective about women that is not part of the ordinary tradition. but some embrace them and some don't. so do you want to create a ritual now i just ask everyone i meet. [laughter] >> i love the question. there with a history of religion it shows a different way people have done that. so that we have hundreds of children in that culture understands and that has cultural traditions and with that particular event so that's ways that people do that. so i encourage you to explain my - - explore some of that.

no one element i mean a christian one of us along. when we heard that they had started fighting those of us outside my rafi mass and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean. not that i mean i'm a tried 7 times we even used motor boats to try to get in from the lake but it didn't work but a. lot of the. past information about the movement of government troops to his eye as comrades inside the besieged city by cell phone he tells us that 40 of his friends were killed nonetheless he could imagine joining battle again. so stop wanting him when i mean this must not have an advantage because we young people just blend in with the population. that the military can't easily identify which of us are fighters who know how to use a gun and having not a fighter or not only coming home alagna my buddy. because it was i wouldn't fight in iraq. or in any other muslim area and the same thing would happen again. only muslim people would get it but if the battle took place somewhere else i would join in somalia. abdul is out of a job again and he

just a defender of the christian faith but it defender of all faiths. again of the global headlines of start in barcelona were train stations being seized but again the global headlines of start in barcelona were trained stations being seized by independents and clashed with police trying to guard the entrance to independence and clashed with police trying to guard the entrance of protesters are unhappy of the jailing of 9 local politicians for their role in the 2017 testers are unhappy of the jailing of 9 local politicians for their role in the 2017 independence referendum i am moving to santiago fire dependence. i am moving to santiago fire has broken out there is a shopping mall near the presidential headquarters thousands of people been demonstrating has broken out there is a shopping mall near the presidential headquarters thousands of people been demonstrating the people in chile even happy with the current government despite the latest reshuffle in which. people in chile been happy with the current government despite the latest reshuffle in which

desperate terrified people sought shelter are no deano man's property both muslims and christians. i was not afraid i just want to make sure that everybody is safe i don't care about death i was waiting to die. i don't know i did not fear death because. you know i was schooled you know really just so. the situation. we never think about that as an enemy. if it's god's will that you die you die if it's god's will that you really believe even if you're. right in the middle of more solar. or in damascus where. after 12 days of siege food and water were running out and murali. look man whose nickname is norway decided to flee with those he had been sheltering . in front of a building. a boy was blocking my path. i was right in that. ring and then when i got near. he recognized me and said no way. and i said what are you doing here i know you. are what are you doing here. i hope that he's even so proud of it and then after that he said this is no way that's let them pass let them pass so. when i passed by there i saw some snipers there in that building putting bullets in their guns. loo

a christian doctor in the u.k. fails to get his sacking overturned at an employment tribunal after he was fired for refusing to use different pronouns for transgender people we spoke to the doctor cool christian believes. a man fatally stabbed 4 people at the police headquarters in paris or was shot and killed by officers. and has us democrats rallied to protect the whistleblower whose claims have triggered an impeachment inquiry we'll look at how the previously sought to provocator prosecute those who revealed uncomfortable truths. are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is archie international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us right in the u.k. a christian doctor who was sacked after refusing to use female pronouns when discussing a transgender woman has lost his legal fight against his former employers in an interview with r t dr david mack a ref explained why he refused to back down in the dispute. as a christian i would consider that it's almost you know. deeply affected my quest

christian believes. a man fatally stabbed 4 people at the police headquarters in paris you tacker was shot and killed by officers. and as you had democrats rally to protect the whistleblower claims have triggered an impeachment inquiry look at how they previously sought to prosecute those who revealed uncomfortable truths. and broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our to international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. now in the u.k. a christian doctor who was sacked after refusing to use female pronouns when discussing a transgender woman has lost his legal fight against his former employers in an interview with dr david mack or if explained why he refused to back down in the dispute. as i'm a christian i would consider the dishonest you know. deeply affected my christian or a lot. of the doctor it's quite simply unscientific. unproven and therefore a good conscience. that i would never refuse to treat any patient that whatever. they are they come from the questio

in the 2020 lexan it's absolutely the president can really christians in the 2020 lexan only a christian who is a fool would not support the president but i don't know that that's necessarily only a christian who is a fool would not support the president but i don't know that that's necessarily a game plan to see him i don't think he separates the notion that he is a game plan to see him i don't think he separates the notion that he is a a a civic leader and that a spiritual or religious leader a a civic leader and a spiritual or religious leader i think he sees himself he totally understands the separation which is why he does i think he sees himself he totally understands the separation which is why he doesn't often wear the christianity on his sleeve but he he is destined often wear the christianity on his sleeve but he he is definitely you could certainly call him not just a defender of the christian faith but finally you could certainly call him not just a defender of the christian faith but if. under of all faiths it's a more news in brief starting in barcelona where the founder of

when it is convenient to be a christian, then he is a christian. but, when it is not convenient, he likes to maneuver and maneuver and reinterpret things. he was picked because donald trump wanted to get the christian vote. that is the only reason. he doesn't care a word of what he says. conservatives who go with trump ofe conservatives convenience. there are no true conservatives who go with donald trump. there are 30 from when trump was running for election who have spoken out and said i am a never trumper. when you are a true conservative and you are a true christian, you have a conscience. you go with your conscience. host: i appreciate the call. tom lobianco. guest: i was reporting a piece for yahoo! news about how jared kushner and ivanka trump were trying to get rid of penn's on the ticket -- mike pence on the ticket in 2020. there were real talks about that based on my reporting. his people were aware of this. one of his advisors told -- i think this gets to the charlotte pence op-ed and it gets to your viewers question as well. he came up

the christian doctor in the u.k. fails to get his. people he spoke to the. cool. people after the police headquarters and. was shot and killed by officers. and. as a us in the us. we look into how they previously sought to prosecute those who are. international thomas certainly glad to have you with us. in the u.k. a christian doctor who was sacked after refusing to use female pronouns when discussing a trans gender woman has lost his legal fight against his former employers in an interview with r t dr david explained why he refused to back down in dispute. as i'm a christian i would consider the dishonest use her noting that. deeply affected my christian faith or well. as a doctor it's quite simply unscientific. unproven and therefore a good in good conscience. that i will never refuse to treat any patient that whatever. they are they come from the question here is whether i can be forced to do something and say something which goes deep that gets my functions. and then we put it in. and then what the but i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do

in our modern went to rehearse the terry and we think the nomination like a christian school. back then it had a very specific meaning. in the years before the first amendment was brought to an couple of states the order of the entire good meantan the pubc schools could be protestant schools where they rent -- read from the king james bible and read hymns beauprez dnssec. schools were parochial schools. public schools were going to be elevated in the perot s can -- parochial sectarian schools like catholics would be excluded. 37 states passed those amendments. 37 states ordering the society. it was odious anti-catholic figure 3. we are still fighting about that now. there's a case before the united states supreme court espinoza trying to finally drive a wooden stake through the vampiric heart of the anti-catholic bigotry in this country. that is what i'm worried about. james blaine, remember him. remember when state power is granted to depart from a thumb on the scales decisively on the side of one state or another, james lane. >> we will try to get in as many questions as we

, on the tvs "after words", ben howe asks whether evangelicals are choosing political power over christian values. he's interviewed by author and history professor, john fea. "after words" his weekly interview program with relevant guest host interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> congratulations on this book. it sounds like it's out there now and making a statement about things we need to think about especially about evangelicals and trump congratulations. let's try to situate and i know we don't like labels and so forth but it's clear from the book you do write this book as both an evangelical christian who self identifies and a conservative. right? what are those two terms mean to you or how do you define those two terms in terms of your own story and how you're using them in the book? >> sure, first conservatism. i think of conservatism as having a libertarian minded heart when it comes to federalism, governments be involved in people's lives less and less and less. the reason i'm a conservative though instead of a libertarian is because i also feel a lot of ki

where would christians vote? would they vote for democrats who are always demonizing christianity? mean let's just really get real here. we have people talking about -- democrats talking about eating babies. anytime you are in a ,onversation with a democrat they never want you to speak about the bible. it's almost as if they are atheists. i used to vote democrat until i realized they were eroding at my christian values. democrats have done to african-americans, of whom i am one. over the last 50 years, african-americans stop listening to mainstream media and just looked at their condition, they would realize that they are far more worse off than they were 50 years ago. if you look at mass incarceration, if you look at homeownership, all of those things. family eroding the black due to democrat policies, as , they had ablican hand in that too. we won't just put that off. it took the congress and the presidency. under bill clinton you had more humans incarcerated, 64% were black men. in thisn anywhere else country, in the world. yet they voted for hillary. i shake my head in shame. i

that means when it is convenient to be a christian, then he is a christian. but when it is not convenient, he likes to maneuver, and, you know, reinterpret things so that he can, you know, be cool, the way donald trump is. he was picked because donald trump wanted to get the christian vote. that is the only reason. donald trump does not listen to a word that this man says brady does not care about a word he says. conservatives who go with trump are conservatives of convenience. there are no real true conservatives who go with donald trump. and there is a list of about 30 of them from when trump was running for election who spoke out and said, i am an never-trumper. trueyou are a conservative, and you are a true christian, you have a conscience. and you go with your conscience. host: frank, appreciate the call. tom lobianco? guest: you know, this was after i finish the book and i was reporting for yahoo! news about how jared kushner and yvonne could were trying to get rid of mike pence and 202 and i should point out, that was fate, not real. trump andnka they

as a christian i would consider the dishonest use pronouns with no way. to make a christian or god. as a doctor it's quite simply unscientific. that i would never refuse to treat any patient that whatever they are they come from the question here is with a rope and be forced to do something so something which goes deep is my conscience . live with it but i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do. artie's shadi adwords daschle has borne the story. well you're probably familiar with pronounce such as he she and them and respecting them is especially important for the transgender community gender nonconforming and binary people however face it get it right could now cost you your job at least that's the case for one doctor he himself was sacked he faced dismissal because he failed to use these pre-announced or to his own personal religious beliefs and in a controversial court statement it read to his christian values are in direct contradiction with the fundamental rights of others and that belief in transgenderism and conscientious objection to transgenderism in our j

also this hour a christian doctor in the u.k. loses a case against his former employers for sacking him over his refusal to use female pronouns for a transgender woman tribunals says his objection that was incompatible with human dignity. and there's the old are meant as a british museum warns art lovers about strong imagery and an exhibition of 1900 drawings we speak to visitors. if we need to see the visions of people's minds not how we'd like the world to be oh you know we're not interested in going to gallery of everything's good in the town going to where you blow your streets you expect you to really get. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. democrats in the u.s. say it's a paramount concern that a whistleblower whose revelations triggered an impeachment inquiry against all trump be protected and anonymous cia officer alleges that the us president pressured his ukrainian counterpart to investigate a potential 2020 rival trump has dismissed claims of imp

christian believes christianity is. knife and kills 4 people at a police headquarters in paris a number of others were left injured before the attack and was shocked at. the us democrats rallied to protect the whistleblower whose claims have triggered an impeachment inquiry we look at how they previously sought to prosecute those who revealed uncomfortable truths. very good evening to you thanks for joining us this is art. let's start in the united kingdom where a christian doctor who was sacked after refusing to use female pronouns when discussing a transgender woman has lost his legal fight against his former employer he says that they discriminated against his religious beliefs with an employment tribunal has ruled that his stance was quote incompatible with human dignity more details. well you're probably familiar with pronouns such as he she and them and respecting them is especially important for the transgender community gender nonconforming and binary people however fail to get it right could now cost you your j

and the grave danger posed to historic christian communities has been incredible. since the united states went to war in iraq, now listen to this. i was against going to the war. nobody cared i was a civilian, but i got a lot of publicity for whatever reason. they always liked me, or hated me. no i used to get the greatest publicity that's how i'm here. once i announced i was going to run they killed me and then when i won i said you know, i told my wife first lady she's doing a great job. >> [applause] president trump: doing a great job. if you were married to a liberal democrat he'd say she may be the greatest in our history of the world but she's married to me but the first day, i won, it was historic, people didn't think although three polls said we would win, i thought we would win because of the crowds we were getting just like we got last night in louisiana let's see what happens with that, just like we got in a blue area of minnesota. i think we're going to win minnesota. >> [applause] president trump: group from minnesota. 22000 teachers like madison garde

now a new poll has found that the number of christians in the us is declining but they still make up enough the leg band the number of christians in the us is declining but they still make up enough of the electorate. prioritising didn't present to ignore all of them and all that bought them at peril are these kind of more pain look snappin why. they all could footplate like in the could. in the 2020 race. what makes. you as a dem as well as many quality wow is that many qualities that probably spring to mind for me to my friend but for commands americans living living in a red red state steady stronghold hundreds of the republican polls of the republican party and conservatism that is in pretty concerted. on the flip it is pretty high on the america since it's now the number of americans who consider themselves religious may have gone down by 10 percent sentence in the last elves decades really a little budget assist may have gone down by 10 percent in the last decade but a strong 65 percent of the u.s. public still considers themselves to be christian so it should be no surprise th

enter 50,000st to christians in iraq. you don't hear that. administration is absolutely committed to protecting religious minorities in the middle east. and all around the world. you know, if you were -- [applause] you were a: if christian in syria which was a rough place to be, you had almost no chance during the last administration of coming into the united states. they said it was artist thing to do to come into the united states. most difficult place in the --ld to comment if you it was the most difficult place in the world to come in if you were a christian in syria. muslim.ou were a christians were persecuted in syria. it is not that way anymore. this week i directed $50 million to support christians and other religious minorities in syria. i did it on friday. $50 million. i will make it in honor of --tor brunson, tony, dana some people that have done a great job for as. $50 million to help christians in syria. not an easy situation for them. in total, my administration has provided more than a half a billion dollars in support of relig

christian hanelt, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. christian: pleasure. brent: the inspired hong kong protesters to stand up to beijing and emerged as the spiritual leader of the city's pro-democracy movement. but edward leung has not been seen in public for months. he was convicted on writing charges and is serving a prison sentence. dw reports on attempt to get that conviction overturned. reporter: they are waiting to get occurrence of one of their heroes. edward leung, a local politician who has been sentenced to six years in prison for participating in a riot. he is seeking an appeal. >> edward leung is an inspiration of us and today's movement. >> wholeness to escalate the ways -- he told us to escalate the ways to turnout, and the government -- also, yes, they still acted negatively to us. but still they abolished the bill. reporter: the extradition bill that motivated the protests was withdrawn in september. the protests have morphed d inta broadeder antigovernrnment move. sosome of the protesters have turned increasingly violent. a long wait and a

is over christian. that is almost. all. christian. walk with god and secondly as a doctor it's quite simply unscientific and unproven and therefore i again in good conscience i can't do that that i have never refused to treat any patients of whatever background they are they come from the question here is whether i can be forced to do something and say something which goes against my conscience i didn't set out of offend anybody i didn't desire i don't desire for offend anybody but i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do. dr makary it worked for britain's national health service for 26 years despite that he was subsequently sacked after a conversation with his boss during which he refused to hypothetically to refer to a 6 foot tall bearded man as madam and while the doctor insists his employer's discriminated against his religious beliefs and improvement tribunals ruled that his objection was incompatible with human dignity. and lack of belief in transgenderism and conscientious objection to transgenderism in our ju

and i'm christiane watching him here's a look at what. i don't see it is big 2000. but it quite possibly is going to be a recession which they certainly trumps try to apply to pop. american manufacturing continue to supply driving global markets what it. meant to protect me and that we managed to catch up with author and economist steve keen to get his take on the international law and what we can expect on the horizon for the european central bank is back on to the microscope in the making wake of its major rate cut and now the central bank is feeling some heat within the e.u. the worry for american business association is standing by to take us through the turbulence across the atlantic so much news so little time ago. the u.s. equity markets dropped after the release of disappointing economic data adding to fears over the health of the global. economy but it turns out that the old good news is bad news once again holds true stocks got a panic bid up as the odds of an imminent rate soared above 90 percent now all 3 major u.s. indexes turned around from early marke

about a christian doctor in the u.k. who's failed to get his sacking overturned an employment tribunal coming off his refusal to use female programs for a transgender woman hearing rule that was incompatible with we here in the dr involved. with the i desire. to do something that i cannot do if you. want to call the world's most popular politician jailed former brazilian president has an exclusive interview to r.t. spanish from his prison. cannot be held hostage to cuba or smallest to trumps. the creature of a u.s. president who believes that any country kill. somebody has to stop it and brazil can do. by friday afternoon 4th of october live from the r.t. world the center of moscow's capital in we can for this half hour update because stay with me to focus on north korea then and negotiators know arrived in sweden today to resume stalled nuclear talks tomorrow with the u.s. it comes just a few days after pyongyang said that they tested the new sea launched missile. the search area had a call was japanese minister of defe

a christian doctor in the u.k. fails to get his sacking overturned at an employment tribunal coming after his refusal to use a female pronouns for a transgender woman here in rules that was incompatible with human dignity we hear from the doctor involved. with i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do is if you lose freedom. once called the world's most popular politician jailed former brazilian president lula da silva gives an exclusive interview to the spanish from inside his prison. the world cannot be held close to you were supposed to see 2 trips crazy of the craziness of a u.s. president who believes. in the country kill. somebody. and brazil. this is r.t. from moscow on call in bray with your world news this hour welcome to the program 1st for you north korea negotiators have arrived in sweden to resume stalled nuclear talks with the united states it comes just a few days after they tested a new sea launched missile. the secretary had a call with japanese minister defense kono where they dis

don't like labels but it is clear from the book that you do write this book as both an evangelical christian who self identifies and a conservative. what do those two terms mean to you? how do you define those two terms for how you use them in the book quick. >> first conservativism is having a libertarian minded heart when it comes to federalism being involved in people's lives echo the reason am conservative i have some kinship with those values that are often in mind my - - in line with those evangelical values. sometimes i call it conservative area and. >> we will get into that. >> but in terms of being an evangelical i believe it is a prominent feature i believe in the holy spirit guiding you and i believe most of the things you would find in southern baptist plus i was southern. >> we went to southern baptist. >> i grew up in virginia. >> so you have that evangelical pedigree. and the conservative background and you make no bones about that that is the position you are coming from when you are writing to critique donald trump. you start the book with several stories that you mentioned

donald trump says that his policies are rooted in the christian school. donald trump says that his policies are rooted in the christian scriptures he also says the church and state can't be separated regardless of what direction he also says the church and state can't be separated regardless of what is written in the u.s. constitution. to touche furthermore donald trump says that though he is proudest is written in the u.s. constitution furthermore donald trump says that though he is protestant he is not he is right now you do a flip for if a beaver for do that were fake. pope if and when. if the when the vatican is attacked by isis this would not have happened that either the statistics would have been if i read this would not have happened i just would have been eradicated oh my god what does that stack up it is putting neck in the florida one of or one of the list agenda visiting the net for our freedom of religion is in the 1st amendment of the us constitution and all until may of there be you can sue asks of cars and stones it does to me to prompt li

in northern iraq, isis has committed genocide against christians and other minorities. in one community, terrorists desiccated the local catholic church and beheaded kong gants right on the altar. another of the region's ancient faith communities were similarly targeted and attacked like christians they were marked for extings. in 2018, i traveled to northern iraq with ambassador brownback and my friend and former congressional colleague frank wolf. we visited a displaced person's camp and met with survivers. i will never forget looking into the eyes of a mother. show showed us photographs of her missing daughters, as though somehow, some way, we could help find them. adly, of course, we could not. in one of my first trips as administer, i traveled to burma nd bangladesh and visited with muslims who were victimized, displacement and destruction, torture. nothing short of an ethnic cleansing campaign all driven by intolerance and sectarian hatred. i visited a camp in burma and i met with a young father whose children had all been born and were raised within the confines

a christian doctrine the u.k. fails to get his sacking overturned an employment tribunal refusal to use female transgender woman rule that was incompatible with human dignity we hear from the doctor involved. with. the calls to do something that. is if you. call the world's most popular politician in jail brazilian president there's an exclusive interview to r.t. spanish president. but will it can't be killed plus. the craziness over the u.s. prisons are guys who believe very in your country kill. somebody come to brazil. good morning she just turned 11 am here moscow this friday the 4th of october. kevin i would say with a 30 minute round up for you starting with news that north korea negotiators have arrived in sweden to resume stalled nuclear talks with the u.s. it comes just a few days after pyongyang say they tested a new sea launched missile. the searcher he had a call with japanese minister defense kono where they discussed north korea they both agree that the north korea tests are unnecessarily provocative

to christian. both of my walk with god and certainly as a doctor it's quite simply unscientific and unproven. that i would never refuse to treat any patient that whatever they are they come from the question here is whether open be forced to do something so something which goes against my conscience. only by the desire for only what the but i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do dr david mack referred work for britain's national health service for 26 years despite that he was subsequently sacked after a conversation with his boss during which he refused hypothetically to refer to quote a 6 foot tall bearded man as madam while the doctor insists as employers discriminated against his religious beliefs an employment tribunal has ruled that his objection was incompatible with human dignity. and lack of belief in transgenderism and conscientious objection to transgenderism in our judgment are incompatible with human dignity and conflict with the fundamental rights of others in so fa

so, that is not necessarily christian. but it may require some recognition of classical theis,, which, again would not have been a group of mostly men who could not stop talking about god, the god of the nature, the better angels of our nature if you go back to lincoln. and so. able to gohave to be back to that time and language, to say that the good is knowable by reason. >> i would like to follow up on patrick's question. is it right to see the distinction between -- [ indiscernible] david, you except more pluralism. as simply given, it is not going to go in. you are not willing to concede that? is that a fundamental difference between the two of you? >> i'll answer. i won't speak for david, but i will say that moral pluralism in matters of sexuality if you believe that there is a moral law is a reality but that does not mean we should not strive to order our politics including in that area to the good. because the good is noble. >> i would say that i think that fundamental moral differences are intrinsic to the nature o

in favor of christianity, in favor of christian religion and beliefs in god against those people who would attack us and since there are so many it's gotten so much more than the 21st century. we need solid apologetics because they are not very good at the system it's just we don't have people standing up to them. part of my book i am not proud of it is a little bit hostile it can get a little bit chippy sometimes. as a christian that's something i need to work on. but the 80 guests behave like intellectual bullies. richard dawkins said it is frankly bonkers. if i respond in kind sometimes mighty readers can forgive a little but perhaps it is understandable that i respond with a little bit of a strong tone because they are so aggressive and maybe there's a place to stand up to the intellectuals. >> host: the author of the book there is a god help to respond to atheism in the last days. thanks for your time. mark david hall politics professor at the university and author of said america had a christian founding and andrew, the constitutional attorney and author of the founding myth de

primarily christian alast that would be a very difficult thing for hezbollah says temp but they might attempt it anyway there is no doubt that the lebanese structure the very nature of the system that it really is based on a division of spoils among its various communities the christians the sunni the shia the druze there's no doubt that there is a problem at the heart of that but we we've also seen a governing coalition primarily since 2006 when prime minister had a duty and his party decided to partner up with hezbollah and president me shallow and said that governing coalition has been proven is specially incapable of delivering on good governance and that's a problem that we see not only in beirut but we're seeing also on the streets of baghdad this is 1st and foremost about governance about socioeconomics and not about geopolitics. a turkish president says tens of thousands of kurdish led forces have withdrawn from a border zone in northeast syria pullout was completed before deadline set for tuesday it paves the way for russian and turkish forces to begin joint patrols in the re

a story for you pay a christian doctor there fails to get his sacking overturned an employment tribunal coming after his refusal to use female pronouns for a transgender woman while the hearing ruled that was incompatible with human dignity we hear from the doctor involved. with the group i desire not to be forced to do something that i cannot do. by the very good morning just 10 10 am here in moscow this friday the 4th of october live reality will these entries kevin on the 30 minute will run and as you just heard the president of the philippines is in russia right now on his 2nd visit since he's been in office roderigo to arrive 2 days ago and has met with the russian president in the southern city of sochi is about kids here in moscow for business for him promoting trade investment ties between both countries would like to say would go to the studio but martin and in our communications secretary for the philippine president we know your time is precious days so welcome so we thought we'd come to you 1st in the program 1st of all then how are relations would you say right now between

we shouldn't expect ordinary christians to become a martyr. that has never been the standard for martyrdom. we should create conditions to share the gospel with others. right now, that means confronting the power of woke capital. there is a deep strand of conformism, short, a lot -- conformism, sure, a lot of people should be braver, sure. but as christians, we should to drawke augustine, the threat away from the flock and not be vulnerable. the standard has never been for ordinary people to seek out martyrdom unless they absolutely have to. like are using words crisis, unprecedented, martyrdom. when you use a word like martyrdom, it should mean martyrdom. what we usually mean is severe social sanction or peer pressure. we mean possibly the loss of a job. when i was in law school, one of the tactics the radical illiberal leftists would use at harvard, if you really take them off, some of the -- really ticked them off, some of them would call the employer you were about to work for and say you are a racist or homophobe. they would put pictures

christian, youve must understand things better than i do that across the world, there is a massive christian revival going on in the possibility of a new new world order is emerging in the future looks very bright i think in terms of christian biblical ethics, morality, values, etc. i would like for you to speak to that if you would, thank you. questionur second excited to hear that. whether or not that really comes i don't know. if you that insomnia, i have the book for you, it's called "this time it's different." what they did was they chronicled in the last 800 years of financial history as it relates to governments and what they found is that in essence, in every civilization, they got to a tipping point where they had to decide, and do we go back to what made us strong in the first place, or do we stay on this happy that unsustainable cycle of upward spending? nine times out of 10 that civilization said this time it's different. it never was, gravity always worked. on this front, it's important to when asked what is the biggest threat to american security, the and there is not the talib

this hour in the u.k. a christian doctor fails to get his sacking overturned at an employment tribunal after he was fired for refusing to use different pronouns for transgender people. as a us democrats rallied to protect a whistleblower whose claims have triggered an impeachment inquiry will look at how they previously prosecute those revealed uncomfortable truths. here watching our 2 international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. for police officers have been killed and several others wounded after a man wielding a knife attack the police headquarters in paris the motives behind the attack are still unclear r.t. charlotte devinsky reports. a deadly rampage unfolds just behind me about 100 meters away in the hague at the paris police day lunchtime it's being concerned now that 4 people died in that attack we understand that the attack was carried out by one of their own one of their colleagues who also injured several other individuals let's get the latest details now on the response of. people to their staff members of the police

protectors of the region's christian minority.a tweet that read -- "pray for the christians who the kurds have been protecting. they could be annihilated." joining me now is revered jim wallis, founder of sojourners and author of "christ in crisis." i have your book, carrying it around with me because i'm really looking forward to reading it, sir. and you wrote a piece in the "chicago sun-times" this thursday in which you said, "trump versus jesus: christians can't follow both." sorry, you were quoted in it. apologies for making you the author of it. you were quoted saying "there is a conflict between the politics of jesus and the politics of trump. at some point, christians have to ask themselves, are the teachings of christ going to be followed or not?" do you see in this very small uprising among some right-wing evangelical christian leaders an opening where people might decide that they cannot simply follow trump off the ledge? >> it's nice to see you, joy. >> thanks. >> great question. i think there should have been uprising

believes all christianity is not compatible with . human dignity these are very big questions each one of those huge huge blow. well we asked a human rights campaigner peter tatchell and christian legal activist andrea williams for their views on a story. conflicted fundamentally with his faith and also with his belief as a doctor and how best to treat such a patient is a religion which actually helps people to understand who they are made in the image of god male and female there are some passages in the bible which are in conflict with basic human rights and in some paul in the new testament seem to endorse slavery in the old testament justifies the killing of gay and lesbian people so we have to grapple with this the reality for him is this that the way in which really to help someone who is confused about their gender is to help them to live in the biological gender in which they were born that would certainly be his way his belief of how to look after a person who is confused about their gender trans people are not confused they