nationalism or more aptly, white christian supremacy? by using religious nationalism, aren't you taking focus away from the actual source, a source which, as you mentioned, looks down upon other faiths' traditions and lumps all other religions into this movement? which supports anti-religion in our country. appreciate your talk. >> thank you so much for that great question. so much to up pack here. >> yeah. >> the first is, the movement includes are evangelicals, but it also excludes many evangelicals too. let's remember, let's not put all any one religious group in one group. every religious group is quite diverse. evangelical is diverse too. so it includes evangelicals and -- [inaudible] and it includes representatives of a variety of both protestant and non-protestant elision. and -- religion. and there are many political ally who are members of other non-christian religions who also lend support to this movement. i mean, let's not -- we have to remember this is not a religion, it's political ideology. it's representative that the fou

levanon the only country in the modern middle east that was long dominated by christians today muslims are in the majority it's a society that has repeatedly been under threat. and this was not there have always been tensions between the different religious communities and to nominations in various ethnic groups in lebanon. suppose you don't find a spot iran the shiite hezbollah party of god has had a huge impact on the political fabric of lebannon. as far as critics would say yes that this does destabilize regime hezbollah supporters would say that as well as military strength is an asset for lebanon because it keeps israel away. in the civil war in syria the hezbollah militia defended the assad. regime now they're back and levon on in stronger shape than ever. the model they are fighting to defend is the model of bashar assad which is the dictator she. bought just to watch the extent does hezbollah to term in the course of politics in lebanon. beirut the lebanese capital still bears the scars of a civil war that for more than 15 years crippled the city and the country as a whole see

you know mean alarm and i'm in a christian when i say long. but. when we heard that they had started fighting those of us outside iraq the mass and we discussed how to get to the center. i mean. now 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 by 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 stopping him going i mean this must not have an advantage because we are young people just blend in with the population. the military conti's really identify which of us are fighters who know how to use a gun and having no alabama fighter or and i don't know coming on molokai my buddy . i said. i wouldn't fight in the robbery again or in any other muslim area and the same thing would happen again. only muslim people would get hurt but if the battle took place somewhere else i would join somalia. have dual is out of

here christians and muslims are sitting at the same table. only in this way she says can the country progress in the office or apart from one or 2 politicians the lebanese people have no voice in parliament with a microphone in front of them of course everyone speaks in the name of the lebanese people but in reality no one represents us as politicians are only concerned with defending the entrance of their particular religious denomination and been harassed a lot of forms if you saw a little haydel but it has to be possible for people to live in this country with their own convictions and there are prospects for changing things but this can only happen if we challenge the political and sectarian regime we need a secular state which also respects the interests of civil society. lebanon has experienced much violence and enjoyed many conflicts this could almost prove to be a strength but there also needs to be a radical break with the past. tripoli the 2nd biggest city in lebanon is proof that the religious divisions and conflicts do not necessa

muslims and christians are different but the model was a christian simply had. once the muslims rule they will make us their slaves and steal our harvest. i'm going to welcome. i know 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. muslim religious leaders and the moral islamic liberation front disapprove not of the cruelty but because it involves gambling. we reached the big. just city in mindanao. president ditto today was mayor here for more than 20 years. this is where he began his notorious war on drugs seemingly deploying the police as extrajudicial 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'm going my money beyond what they are you go over there and more here they can predict if you'll permit. that. oh he's a busy politician so he soon heads back to the city. we

that this is the city and then you find all these crazy christians i call they call themselves christian zionists their theory is is completely untrue because i mean when they say all the jews have to gather here the jews that israel is a happy about this part of the that theory but then so that the messiah can come and when the messiah comes they have to become christians and those who don't become christians then they will have to be killed i mean what kind of a religion is this what kind of a god is this god when the messiah comes if they don't believe then they have to be killed israel goes along with them they accept the fact the 1st part of it which is having them come over here but that makes many people would say well it's this is if this is god's will i mean who wants god's will. i'm a professor articles university and my campus is basically the main campus is about 3 minutes wiped off before the warning today i have to drive it depends on the added traffic if i'm lucky that'll be like between half an hour to 45 minutes that's family. i'm going to lucked on but i almost kicked t

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 ready to die. i don't know i did not fear death because. you know i was schooled you know really just so. the situation. will 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 or where. after 12 days of siege food and water were running out in morocco we. look man whose nickname is norway decided to flee with those he had been sheltering . in front of the 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 fired him and he's even so proud of it and then after that he said this is no way let's let them pass let them pass so. when i pass by a bear i saw some snipers there in that building. bullets in their guns. w

muslims and christians are different than what i was of just simply had no. and once the muslims rule they will make us the slaves and steal our harvest well and tell me what. i'm going to welcome. 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. muslim religious leaders and the moro islamic liberation front disapprove not of the cruelty but because it involves gambling. we reached the biggest city in mindanao. president to take of today 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 faces today so. he invited us to see his fish farm. so this is what i got in my money beyond what they are being told there are more here than we think people really care. that. he's a busy politician so he soon heads back

that are muslim families for example who live in the christian quarter just when you see a christian course of the muslim course and it doesn't sound right to build on what the for most of us my name is omar named after a mother of 4 though i'm a palestinian question from one of the main question families of jerusalem i was named after him and a fair amount as it is the money to the beautiful relationship and to the beautiful tolerance. has expressed with his encounter with the phone yes my dear mother breastfed our christian living her name is let me because my mother breastfed my me so we became one of the nicest of you know one of the sisterhood that is not to be used on a beloved you know line this is some milk relationship from roman times they had this strategy that divide and conquer and the british implemented this strategy very well. we came down from the neighborhood that i live in good infrastructure the new us embassy and then you drive down 1st thing you get is a police station a border police that kind of clarifies from this point on we need to be in control and then yo

economy with christian keller in a second.t track almost 6% in march, plunging into what may be its deepest recession in centuries. the monumental task of restarting the economy as it -- earlieress toward on we spoke with the chancellor of the u.k. -- the shadow chancellor of the u.k. do you worry that things are going to get much worse in the u.k., and is this a taste of things to come worldwide the ec? >> the second quarter is going to be worse than the first. we have examples of china, but particularly of other european countries, what it means to lock down your economy. things are going to shrink much worse than the numbers today for the first quarter. the big question now is no longer how things move forward in the second quarter, but really how strong can we recover in the rest of the year. this is the main focus. it is already a done deal, more or less. francine: what is your main worry? do we underestimate the severity of the crisis and the recession, or do we underestimate or overestimate the power of the recovery? i

christiane is heading for home board city center. he hopes to help make some contacts there to the friendship 25 friends. tonight there's a gathering where people will eat burgers and play billiards. with total strangers . and some elders are registering is one thing going is another you have an accounting to go but you must set off and dare try and. but even in the real world social media has a big influence. it doesn't know that some people post their entire lives on instagram you think how awesome they're doing great every day they're on vacation or doing core stuff but it depends whether you like to influence you or not if you say ok i'm jealous or if you view things rationally and say it's too good to be true. to date there's little reliable data on how social media is changing our relationships but a u.s. study found that people who use social media for more than 2 hours a day were twice as likely to feel lonely as people who used it for less than 30 minutes per day. in my is the sure the problem with most of the studies on thi

christian truth and finding unexpected ways in which to see it. you mentioned flannery o'connor and her encapsulation as a writer was? >> she had said at one point the primary gift she needed as a catholic writer was the gift of vision. notice vision a capacity to see and to see not the capacity to read the future but the capacity to see what is hidden. for her it's primarily the hidden presence of god. . he's less mmanuel he is with and less visible. he's more easily forgettable. he is becoming increasingly hidden. which she needs to do is find a way in this secular culture to impregnate her stories with the presence of god often the presence of god is best seen or recognized by the negative pointers that she embeds in her tax. she forces you to face the absence of god the seeming void this desert experience of our contemporary secular culture. >> meaning there's not really nourishment for the soul available. we are talking about film and fiction. there's lots of escapist nurture and literature and films. you said car crashes in various other thi

and what have you done you christians you've taken a christian city and you've killed christians you should follow the example of saddam didn't he was superior to you in the way the t.v. i used here. i look at if i have a mole go up in a bubble yeah i'll let you know how to catch the picture for maybe out how to follow negative how to batek. folly being mean and can you look see for her that you are a learner and. i will. buy that can you just and bob innocent young sort of. militant misbehavior was so you know how well i was. innocent the 3rd was a pope obsessed with crusading he inherited the failure of the crusade to recover jerusalem and the 4th crusade that he launched at captured constantinople the great christian city he tried to inspire yet another expedition what we know is the 1st crusade and this was designed to go through egypt and use the fertility of the knol the wealth of karo to have the resources to then recover jerusalem. in 1218. the crusaders finally found their way to the nile delta. the armies of the 5th crusade landed in egypt and captured the port of damietta.

ramadan prayers in a christian church. contemplation during carona time. now a woman ethel a has what a genuine picasso in a lottery for only 100 euros the abstract still life is worth at least a 1000000 euros the spanish artist 921 work was rubbed off by friendship charity at christie's in paris today proceeds will go to a project to supply clean water and sanitation facilities to schools and villages in west africa. this is d.w. news from about it on full gallop back at the top of the hour have a good day. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning.

heritage what's christian about that sort of behavior.let me be very quick they are not attack not detained they can leave that transit zone whenever they want toward serbia from where they came from these families i think christian responsibility means that you help people where they are you take have where help is needed instead of bringing the problem into the european union that is unable to deal with hundreds of thousands or millions of migrants coming into this continent that's not the way forward the past 5 years have shown very clearly that so that's an interesting excuse that's an interesting excuse me state of a given amount which you which are not with the bible teachings which bible teaching sanction forced and illegal detention of travelers and migrants who have nothing there is no force and there's not for there's no force the tension of hunger is waters those who come and stay in the transit zone can at any time that they wish go back and leave from where they came from it is not it is not a detention europe can only deal w

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my name is christian martin. i'm the founding executive director of the newly formed soma west benefit district. the not-for-profit entity, our mission is to improve the quality of life for all of the residents, businesses and visitors to the western part of soma, through a variety of programs. the boundaries range from mina in the north to thompson in the south and 5th in the west. all 107 blocks, this will touch the lives of many diverse constituencies and people from many walks of life. our 20-member board of supervisors has broad representation of the western soma community. and we are continuing to develop and expand our diversity and representation currently. we launched services in march and we provide daily cleaning and maintenance to this large and diverse neighborhood. we sweep trash, remove hazardous materials from sidewalks, remove graffiti, on public and private property and work to improve the conditions in the public realm. we ploy predominantly low-income residents dad this work and -- to do this

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ramadan prayers in a christian church. contemplation during corona time. the german chancellor angela merkel has an arms as high government is in talks with looks times only your opinion commission over a potential buyout for the airline holding to the news weeklies spiegel the government has proposed taking a 25 percent stake in the carrier and the package would be worth around $9000000000.00 euros of time so has been hit hard by the decline in travel because of the pandemic has grounded the old of its fleet. those about it has told shareholders they will have to wait another 2 years before they see any dividends. general beating c.e.o. who christian savings said germany's biggest lender is in good financial shape but has to push ahead with restructuring to bolster profitability and he doubly financial correspondent joseph delighted reports from frankfurt this year was supposed to be different for torture bank after 5 consecutive losses the german lender hope to finally got a profit this year after announcing a massive restructuring last year but the coro

christian:, las pantuflas no pueden faltar . aquÍ estÁn.ese revivir esto de las palabras que decimos nosotros. jessica: me llamÓ mucho la atenciÓn el tÍtulo, como es esto de amor tÓxico? christian: es algo que se vive hoy en dÍa el amor bien bonito pero que estÁ enfermo, entonces en vez de tirarle a estas personas me unÍ a cantarles una canciÓn romÁntica ♪un dÍa me amas y el otro día me odias, no quieres ver mi cara, no pasa nada, porque tambiÉn yo soy asÍ.♪ jessica: christian se quiso despedir con un mensaje positivo y de alivio para sus fanÁticos cristianos. deseo que este tiempo lo use para aprender un idioma o sacarle provecho, de usar las herramientas que se puedan y tambiÉn obviamente ayudar al prÓjimo, con un granito de arena hacer lo que se pueda y sacarle provecho todo, de todo lo malo lo Único es que hay que hacer es sacarle provecho y recapacitar y utilizarlo en la vida para que todo salga bien. jessica: tenemos que finalizar, ayayay. muchÍsimas gracias christian, espero verte muy pronto cuando todo esto termine allÍ en nuestra c

joe: i would be a bad christian coitus humble.so, the book in this with hope for this the way in which states can provide hope for people. is that really the force of your argument more or less . really of what is that the roots of the decadent society is that is a hope less society. rossjoe: i asked in part because i would see this carried out a little bit more in the book but maybe it's partly tactical because you're not writing for either a believing crowd were so on. ross: i've written like two books about religion. i should become a little more sheepish. no but i think, i think yes, again to go back to the definition the loss decadent society is that a possibility. i think implicit in essence, that the loss that it faces today, loss of confidence that this particular society is part of the story and has a particular destination. that isn't exclusively religious idea that it is sort of a religious idea. in other books, i basically state societies cannot escape from a sort of religious direction or impulse. i think that is true

the fbi and its christian network worked in concert to promote anti-christian -- rhetoric and communist for. those that supported such causes were discredited as domestic and subversive at best, and destructive at worst. hoover used this christian syndicate to make sure those folks were kept outside of the realm of what was considered american. with all of this in mind, whoever's faith and religious formation of the bureau and his fruitful partnerships with leading clergy, we can use this perhaps to rewrite american history in the post war era. hoover and his fbi are important actors and factors that contributed to the rise of the modern religious right. in the end is just not replace narratives and studies at the fbi in american politics, but highlighting religion, it adds more texture to the story, brings more historical actors to the already crowded stage. it gives a clear picture to its role the fbi in american politics. this naming in framing might just help us to better understand today's fbi and its relationship with religion and national security. specifically american politics

ramadan prayers in a christian church contemplation during carona time were. one looking woman has proven that it's possible to own a picasso without being a millionaire or a museum curator and she was able to add one of the spanish masters works to her collection for a lot less than you'd expect. when you hear that a picasso is up for sale at christie's in paris most people imagine watering sums but an oil painting from the master of cubism cost a lucky person just $100.00 euros in an online charity ruffle 1st still life by the legendary spanish artist. everywhere where you go in the word you were to the far east. anywhere you go everyone knows who is picasso even if you don't know the work of because so into detail is you know it's because of. the painting called not your mort it's valued at a $1000000.00 on the carbon market. the organizers say that the raffle has raised 5600000 for charity. all on canvas from 192-1921 is very important because his work this is what he's going to do a shift by 2 neo classicism after 7 years of cubism from 1907 to $914.00 mo

christian. right when performed this death scene takes 12 minutes. it begins with a quotation from luther about children and their innocence joy and purity. i. am. sad it was. the editing. a bit. martin luther for me is a point in time and. you have different points and different eras and which change happens and. so i see him as something more abstract. as it's a point in time where things have changed certain like i do from my 1st. stylized housewife and the final scene seems to point to luther as wife katarina. to eat was a ticket eat was a ticket. the streisand want the sun. very leisurely guest let's start with. the capsule missing that's good food as i get the feeling that it's a typically american characteristic she's adding a bit of razzmatazz or. i think bob wilson wanted to slip in a bit of that style and he pulled it off. thank you leave that to some. wilson production even the curtain was carved. more. ceiling lights that can send an email call floor lamp that can stream a fellow. from a wireless network that uses light. sounds like scien