not christian. some of the go some of the governors some of the political elites come up the last few days been because they're muslims but again they are to communities are talking about muslim communities are those of sort of idea back to one of the funded so it's the government cannot solve this problem well a focus on security because it doesn't realize that you know this is not of the absence of violence difference of just so we'll begin to focus on peace his beauty interrupted balog you know try to get mutual understanding between the religious groups and we really bonded it was that i've been called of course that we can begin to develop in a conflict transformation in relationship also it doesn't mention of the relationship because you cannot rule out the fact that in that it needs religious tensions in the not ok of a career eg legal security analyst in a buncha thank you. thank you so much. with confidence and charisma a t.v. presenter and booking office so is living with albinism and insp

so it's not just christians but muslims as well are victims in this. yes yes muslims at newlands us as well so when the current president long ago said that this leads to civil war i think that's a bit of all of us then because it's not in it's insulated attacks are you going to make a case for for these. anti christian sentiments you know in the not to is not always the case but of course our. work not isn't there among the complaints greggory allowed every day so it's it's is recently government will find long lasting solution to this problem because and i'm on that note of the government you talk about the government. and you talk about the violence that is targeting christians but also targeting muslims why has the government not been able to tackle this since it's been going on for so long. yeah that's because they're there to me issues one of them is that we have put up with the system in india and if you look at the. population ratio it's very very low bully police force is stretched thin and then the government cannot provide security in every

christian: yeah.he patterns i think that are being repeated are, you look at the 1918 epidemic, is the tremendous variety of responses. from within countries, from within states, within around the world. you have italy responding in one way, you have china responding in another way. that is not to say there are examples from the past where the entire world is bonded the same way. that is called -- responded the same way. that is clearly not the case. it's a mixture of fear, anxiety, and panic. some examples of panic. but on the other hand, not taking things seriously quickly enough, especially in the united states during 1918, the range of responses was quite remarkable, from taking it seriously to thinking up as just an extreme version of the common cold. susan: staying with that, one of the debates people are seeing on social media, and probably still continuing today, is there's flu every year, thousands of people die from it. so what can we learn from history about the difference between a novel v

versus a right christian and you're either a christian or you're not an author dux christianity says that what is most important is how you treat the poor the children the women the sick and the least of these and on all of those accounts from fail but not just from his enablers in the senate the republican party faces and even those who have hijacked the word term evangelicals they are just because you say you're an evangelical there's a scripture in the bible that says there are many who say they love the lord with their lips but their heart is far from it the heart of his policies are far from anything orthodox christian christianity calls us to care about in the public when you bob this is a global debate of course and you say there's no left or right and i'm sure many people agree with you but the reality is that if i was interviewing a quote unquote right wing evangelical leader on the show we've had right wing evangelicals on the show they would say no the most important issue is not poverty it's abortion for example you know that in this country in the united states that's a

yeah, joe we wanted to set something christian alternative. grew up with weekly reader, not that it was evil but he hoped for something more. he set up for that purpose and still going and will start doing videos for christian classrooms so, yeah, still there. when world started out it was losing money like crazy. now it's somewhat the other way around. we do have maybe one or two dollars worth at the end of the year. we try to -- [laughter] >> anyway, that's part of the enterprise to try to help kids, so -- >> let's go over to that side. >> i interviewed you 20 years ago as college journalist. nice to see you again. i want to ask you about business models. seemed like a lot of problems in journalism simply the way you make money on it, it does not produce good journalism. what do you see as path forward and what do you think people don't think as much about? >> journalism in the united states has had different models. originally you'd see newspapers say in the 1700's or 1800's they would be founded by -- they didn't call them subscribers but

a smart businessman and christian. of the rootedness in texas, its first leverage would come, and the company would come from moving to beaumont almost immediately. it would take a foothold there. it would then have the cold of east texas. even though it was based in pennsylvania. -- pennsylvania, sunoco would become the square dealer a family-run companies of east texas. assumed the kind of role of wildcat political warrior naturally. what were some of the initial political victories. here will take us to the present moment in the next few minutes. of rebellionspirit manifest itself in a broader political moment. some of these pivots are hidden ones in our history. they are of the wildcat is of east texas. it was their dissension and protests against the proposed anglo american petroleum agreement, which was fashioned as a way for the federal government to align with the british and large oil companies to really kind of take new steps in a postwar time to manage the sites thathe drill were coming online in the middle

a smart conservative, serious businessman and christian. and as a result of sunoco's rootedness in texas, its first kind of leverage would come, and saving the company would come from moving to beaumont almost immediately. and it would take a foothold there. it would then have a big hold of east texas. so even though it was based in pennsylvania, sunoco would become really the square dealer as opposed to the new dealer, the square dealer, family-run companies of east texas. so jay howard pew kind of assumed the role of wildcat political warrior naturally. what were some of the initial political victories? and here will take us to the present moment in the next few minutes. how does the spirit of rebellion manifest itself in a broader political moment? some of these pivots are hidden ones in our history. a first victory for the pews and the wildcaters of east texas and texas as a whole was their dissension and protest against the proposed anglo american petroleum agreement, which was fashioned by harold ickys as a way for the federal governm

the family or the fellowship as it's known is the oldest and arguably the most influential christian conservative political organization in the united states. the organization the furze and terry very low profile the more invisible you can make your organization the longtime leader and fond of saying the more influence it will have he liked to refer to it as the christian mafia. located close to congress this unremarkable red brick building belongs to the fellowship. its members meet here in private to talk about jesus and business. but it won't open its doors to outsiders. its membership was not for the masses they weren't doing any big revivals it was for congressmen business leaders government leaders and they play a major part in facilitating u.s. relationships with authoritarian figures around the world that's what they admire this they when they look at christ they don't see a model of love or compassion primarily they see strength. could there then be a more i do. we'll recruit for the fellowship in the autocrats where he moves have any. call for a terry and vehemently homopho

and that may christianity had become central to american society. if religious slave holders did not believe that the bible sanctioned slavery, they're going to have a pretty serious moral and psychological dilemma on their hands. so leading minister from every major denomination came to interpretations of the bible in a way that flatly contradict the interpretations of abolitionists. they point to patriarch. >> looking to the new testament, they pointed out that jesus had had they noticed -- they even had a scripture for black people in particular. here they looked to the book genesis. and they argued that africans were descendants of noah's son. if you remember the story of noah and the arc and what happens afterward, noah had cursed the children of hamm declaring them discontinued toin and the basic idea here is that the way southern clergy men would happen a, he had given them a bibically sanctioned people who be their slaves. now, turning from religion to history, important literary figures and academics, journalists, politicians in the south,

fish right christiane my lenz dog. to stop so many animals from being poached. from wreckage and clearly that is you know when john pierre was here the 1st time he came to see us and asked me a lot of questions now when you look at the book i'm even in it was christiane and the rangers of the dog unit are in it too and of course the other rangers fixer. and that's what they got lipinski. * are stuck ok i just have one question have any of you ever been confronted with poaching and i. wonder if you see. how can you stick a gun what if the poacher is someone in your family what do you do then. people know about the criminal goings on in the park but they turn a blind eye to it often it's family members who are in some way involved in the poaching sometimes out of necessity to scrape together a living. then there is commercial perching which is a different story in a spectacular campaign christian help to rescue a kidnapped baby gorilla poachers want to sell it on the black market where sums up to $40000.00 wrong off. the animal has since been living in the only mo

a conference such as that of a joker christian donors i was surprised that he went that far to see it minute that is is that they visible children was. perpetrating some some deceit. as it's. true. so i. can't comment on what jason might have not said but i can say very calm down we are in no way a religiously affiliated organisation. all of this was funded by an army of young people who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life they gave a few dollars a month of what little they have. their funding comes from young people who give a few dollars a month. as invisible children became better and better known they were able to get small donations by by presenting themselves as more or less a secular. non-profit which was doing great things in africa but that's not where they started they they started with money from the. giant fundamentalist heaven chuckled philanthropies that gave them seed money. this is the 1st year they're filing. is the list of those that's really. a lot of churches and yellow churches a lot of ministers so here's the big one the prohibition

christianity had become central to american society. if religious slave holders did not believe that the bible sanctioned slavery, they're going to have a pretty serious moral and psychiatric logical dilemma on their hands. so leading ministers from every major denomination came to interpretations of the bible in a way that flatly contribute the interpretations of abolitionists. they point to patriarchs in the old testament, all of whom were slave holders. they noted that the laws of ancient israel protected slavery. looking to the new testament, they pointed out that jesus had lived in a slave society. never criticized slavery. they noted how the apostle paul had urged a runaway slave to hurry -- return to his owner. southern clergy even found a scripture origin for the enslavement of black people in particular and here they looked to the book of genesis and they argued that africans were descendants of noah's son, ham. and if you remember the story of noah and the ark and what happens afterward, noah had cursed the children of ham, de

malina discusses the training plan with christian the leader of the congo hound unit. cory booker yes bobby's not cooperating as usual he's resistant. to the. one. you if you. take up ask just a minute wait. he doesn't want to go in. he does he's already been inside but if you leave the door open and whiten don't do anything then it won't work much. careful ask a client. to let her. or her. i. love town soon get used to their training territory always takes her talk unit from the roman garbo the administrative center to new places in the park the bloodhounds need to be able to find their way in all kinds of surroundings. we just don't. know which. is. the 2nd is that we feel a sense of it the breed we have here the bloodhound is new for us from what bill bradley the 1st time i saw these dogs i was afraid of them i didn't like them. not even our ancestors kept dogs. then when i saw these bloodhounds with their long years and huge noses i thought they were really bizarre. to. me. from the very 1st day as soon as the dogs arrived i started working with it but i got used t

mn is in my experience the christian community. i believe christians have values to share. because well i can do that here so i couldn't that's kind of here that's far from followed it was evident from the beginning of us all and it's especially true in berlin you don't go to every church service has to be ecumenical must send out a message that everybody who is looking for a church service a word from god or this is welcome this fault is on some inside of the new song form is able to unite catholics and protestants without any difficulty there are no contentious issues no biblical interpretation no you caressed there's a single liturgy call form listen pray sing that characterizes new song and of course we can do that well with one another and of course people who don't belong to any church are also welcome and i'm certain that some do come by. the. it seemed doubtful at 1st that the idea would catch on. but it's 30 minutes of cars singing in the middle of the day has one more and more fun of. here faith and music met in the spiritual experience called noon song. there's a

was now christianized to islamicize. there was only one region to head for africa becomes associated with slavery as a result of these developments. officially muslim leaders and the catholic church condemned the enslavement of free people but in practice the demand for slaves did not diminish and justified continued rates. in these societies people were driven by religion but they weren't fanatics that term is probably too modern. but religious motivations conquering islamic areas to convert them to christianity were very important since the papacy supported portuguese expansion by granting rights to colonize. the wad couldn't easy. to take revenge on the muslims pope nicholas the 5th gave the portuguese his moral endorsement thanks to the vatican support they could continue raiding africa with complete impunity. portugal's national archives in lisbon are home to the romanos pontifex issued by the pope that gave the portuguese carte blanche and established a legal framework for the enslavement of africa. we had formally

gathering is the biggest community of christian fundamentalist philanthropists in the united states. only and so with this movie we are able to be the trojan horse in a sense going into a route say guess what life's about our friends and stop. by . and. start. that what has it all to. well i was surprised that he would use the word chosen horse even at. a conference such as that of a joker christian donors i was surprised that he went that far to it minute that is is that they visible children was. perpetrating some some just see. as it's. true. so i. can't comment like jason might have not said but i can say very calm down we are in no way a religiously affiliated organization. all of this was funded by an army of young people who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life they gave a few dollars a month of what little they have. they say their funding comes from young people who give a few of those a month. as invisible children became better and better known they were able to get small donations by by presenting themselves as more or less a secular. non-pro

but yeah the ring is the biggest community of christian fundamentalists philanthropists in the united states so here are his. own minute and so with this movie we are able to be the trojan horse in a sense going into it about say guess what life's about our sins and stop. us. by. scott it's his start and that's really what this has been all. well i was surprised that he would use the word georgian horse even at. a conference such as out of a joke or christian donors i was surprised that he went that far to it minute that is is that they visible children was. perpetrating some some deceit. as it's. true. so i. can't comment on what jason might have not found but i can't comment on we are in no way a religiously affiliated organization. all of this was funded by an army of young people who put their money toward their belief in the value of all human life they gave a few dollars a month of what little they have. they say their funding comes from young people who give a few dozen homes. as invisible children became better and better known they were able to get small donations by by prese

was now christianized to islamicize. there was only one region to head for africa becomes associated with slavery as a result of these developments. officially muslim leaders and the catholic church condemned the enslavement of free people but in practice the demand for slaves did not diminish and justified continued raids. in these societies people were driven by religion but they weren't fanatics that term is probably too modern. but religious motivations or conquering islamic areas to convert them to christianity were very important since the papacy supported portuguese expansion by granting rights to colonize. the water couldn't easy. to take revenge on the muslims pope nicholas the 5th gave the portuguese his moral endorsement thanks to the vatican support they could continue raiding africa with complete impunity. portugal's national archives in lisbon are home to the romanos pontifex issued by the pope that gave the portuguese carte loss and establish a legal framework for the enslavement of africa. we have formall

>> i am a christian who believes in science. i am also a christian who believes in prayer.er of fact, a self-imposed stay at home all the way until april 30th for agreeing with the president who also believes in science and he believes in prayer. so i think it is very ludicrous for the times to be so irresponsible as to blame people who pray, who follow the laws of this land, who believe in putting america first. not america only but america first. i have to take care of me so i can take care of you. she would always put her own masks on first. so i think we have to take care of america and i believe that we do support medical information, i've been told to drink hot water for instance and to take steam showers and breathing the steam and i'm doing all of that. i'm praying at the same time. >> tucker: amen. and so does it seem a little weird -- do you see christians as responsible for this? >> suggesting that president trump is being influenced by christians who don't believe in scientific reports, that is absolutely outrageous. i was praying earlier today and i've been pra

there are still christians and muslims being targeted by the law today.to prevent abuses and to protect its citizens, whatever their religion. we put allegations about misuse of blasphemy laws to the authorities in pakistan. they said pakistan has taken considerable steps to prevent its possible misuse and constantly reviews its implementation. the cases of blasphemy are brought before the court and follow due process of the law. the acquittal of asia bibi is a testimony of pakistan's resolve to protect its citizens as per its constitution. about the allegations of abuse in prison, they responded... thanks very much for being with us. you have been watching newsday. i'm samantha simmonds in london. and i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us. we will be looking at the impact the coronavirus outbreak is having on india's manufacturing industries as disruptions to the supply chain from china continue. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with pictures of russians bidding farewell to winter and welcoming spring. this is russia's pre—lent festival k

where you are right now takes great pride in things like the life of brian mocking christianity movies like the life of brian another says other such comedies and they say well why should islam get special treatment why can't muslims get on board with this whole idea of satire called to humor and not take everything so seriously would you say to them that's actually a prime illustration of the power point about freedom of speech the life of brian and soft targets christianity such a great part of british culture because christianity and the church in particular was incredibly powerful in the west and particularly in europe as there is a whole heritage of satire against the church that is founded upon making fun of people that are more powerful and so is the context is hugely important what you mean when you make fun of islam you're not making fun of a religious establishment that has existed in the west for centuries and had very intimate ties to power. you're making fun of their religion of very recently arrived minorities that make up maybe 5 percent. of some european country and i t

christians, this is just garbage.ve on to planned parenthood story. they are suing the texas governor for calling abortions nonessential surgery. that is there suing the governor for calling abortion nonessential surgery. your thoughts on that? >> the governor is right, it's absurd that planned parenthood in these other abortion lobbyist would actually put the lives of medical technicians at risk that would be willing to tie up our medical facility during the coronavirus crisis all in an effort to preserve their so-called right to murder children, this is absurd, to be fair, i don't believe every democrat believes it is essential surgery, abortion but i guarantee, just about everybody who believes is in an essential surgery, is a democrat, i have a suggestion, i think some enterprising reporter audit take a couple of minutes from attacking president trump and asked the democrat presumptive nominee, joe biden visible question, mr. biden do you believe that abortion should be considered a essential surgery during the co

christian bale and matt damon. christian bale and matt damon.matt damon. christian bale got all of the attention in terms of the acting. i think matt damon had the harder role. i think that role was malcolm located because it seemed to be the less co m plex located because it seemed to be the less complex role, and although it sounds counterintuitive, it is harder to play a less complex role. i thought it was very entertaining with terrific sound design. it remind me to some extent to the original. everyone on my age was taken to see the original by their dad, but it was a great story and well told and very moving. i was slightly surprised it was up for best picture, but it is a good piece of entertainment and a solidly made film. 0k, and we will need lots of that. it is no portrait of a lady on fire. go and see that before they shut the cinemas. it makes my heart to even think about it. thanks for being here. thanks for watching. fingers crossed we will all be here next week. we will see you next time. bye—bye. hello. the weather this weekend i

i've used cartoons mocking christians or jesus when i did that so i mean this was a specific instance incident where the. those cartoons were bad i should have told him so but i agree that it did it created cause for attacking us from standards projects of the matter is you know the history of the newspaper when it comes to publishing cartoons or to mocking christians if you was a citizen let me put this point is there a chance that having these kind of very public arguments fleming wanted to start there actually in the long run is he's now suggesting help minorities help muslim communities i think the hope is yes but i think events on the ground on a day to day basis convince us that that's not the case if they view that having more conversations about islam we talk about muslims every day in the tabloids on t.v. we're talking about it now get having these conversations feel years now and all that i see has happened is that muslims have become more demonized more identified more vivisected and more essential ised by the mainstream and so i think in terms of theory i think that sounds

he met with christian and christian took him to school i mean who this was not pretty it really wasn't pretty and it was kennedy's fault he acknowledged that later on he thought that what he could do because he could just walk in there and charm on those charm fellows charm nikki the christian christian who has survived joseph stone. i love ariana's face right there yeah survive that so he thinks that he can just garments he wasn't prepared. imagine going into a summit meeting with the head of the soviet union and you have not done your homework have you ever walked in a case see the hands already going up. and he just wasn't ready afterwards a new york time reporter a crutch christian beat the hell out of me because it was the bay of pigs the debacle where u.s. tried to invade cuba after fidel castro had taken over the island and knocked out bautista and the bay of pigs one about as well as the vienna summit so he has stuff on him so he is trying to filler figure out how can i reestablish authority reestablish democracy strength as emanating out of the u.s. after i've had the bay of p

the story starts from a christian perspective with an admonition to fill the earth and for better ore with some environmental catastrophes along the way and further risks ahead we have done that. from a christian perspective the prior hinge moment of history came when there was not a true world empire but what seemed a world empire that had similarly had a republican period, entering an imperial period and seems exhaustive seeming and that was the moment god entered the world. that was an interesting -- if that was an interesting moment in this moment of world civilization is an equally interesting moment so what i draw from that is not just the idea we need a recovery of faith and a religious revival, obviously i would be in favor of that and that would be a force pushing against decadence but i go a little further and become a little more speculative and say maybe it will just be a christian revival, this is a moment we should expect a stranger to happen and maybe that stranger thing is figuring out a way to leap into the stars. peter teal in his review of the book said ross doutha