christian! >> on the search, christian's family was on the front lines.people's heart that can come and help me. i'm looking for somebody that can walk with me. that's the only thing that i ask. >> you were never going to leave gainesville without christian? >> no. i told my wife, "we're not leaving. i don't care if we lose the house. we don't care if we lose everything. christian is missing. we are going to find christian." >> you go out every day, "my son is missing. i don't know what's happened to him. i don't know where he is at." i can't imagine how i would deal with that. i don't know that anybody could. >> the search efforts continue. police are encouraging more people to volunteer to help find chris aguilar. >> once words started getting around gainesville, the outpouring of support from the gainesville community and the university of florida was completely mind-blowing. >> the family needs help out here. we need volunteers. >> community volunteers on foot fanning through the woods of gainesville. >> why do you think the community responded to chr

today is primarily a christian heresy, nine out of 10 zionists are christians, they are naive, they are ignorant of what the bible actually says, but they are causing immense damage to not only the indigenous church, but our hopes for justice and peace and reconciliation in palestine. yeah, so david, mean this this reluctance to discuss zionism, mean? 'i mean that leads to an avoidance doesn't it of of looking at the at the activities of of zinis? i mean, i mean you're talking your previous sentence there about this over concentration on the crimes of imperialism, do you think that explains it or is there something else going on? i think that's right, i mean if you look at the um the analysis that that that comes out from from many people uh from the leadership of stop the war, it's always about saying look imperialisms the way you have to look and they say you know they the'. the the main enemies at home and of course that's a brilliant uh dictim for uh for for understanding what people in britain can do about things and yeah the main enemy is at home and of course that means our g

jews , the qur'an also says that christians are christians. qur'an says that they say that uzair is the son of god . they say that jesus is the son of god. then they say that anyone who is different is a fool. he has no right words. this is what the qur'an says, now between you. muslims, some of you have come and say that whoever has these dreams and imaginations, as if faith, knowledge and righteous deeds have no role in going to heaven or not going to hell, these are the same words that the mufti said before you in the name of jews and christians. now it's your turn , muslims. a muslim is someone who practices islam , not someone who talks about it like us at the same time, it is also specified in the qur'an that those who believe are good-doers , they are not people of betrayal and corruption and these things, and because of this issue , do not wear hijab, wine, meat, pork, and do not commit adultery. these rules are very strict, that is, if someone is jewish, christian, zoroastrian , he should not drink alcohol, he should not go out withou

christian. 0, christian! christian fraser isn't _ he called? christian. 0, christian! isn't here tonight, so revel in this wonderful naming. i'm glued to the crufts every year, it's my favourite thing to watch. why is this such an amazing event for dog lovers and people who might not be into dogs? we for dog lovers and people who might not be into dogs?— not be into dogs? we have over 24,000 dogs — not be into dogs? we have over 24,000 dogs here _ not be into dogs? we have over 24,000 dogs here over - not be into dogs? we have over 24,000 dogs here over the - not be into dogs? we have over. 24,000 dogs here over the show, not be into dogs? we have over- 24,000 dogs here over the show, and there'sjust such a 24,000 dogs here over the show, and there's just such a huge amount of things you can do with your dogs now, and it's great for people to actually see the energy and enthusiasm that goes into activities like agility and flyball. and our young kennel club as well, we've had so manyjuniors here today doing all sorts of different things with their dogs. sorts of differ

christians oppressing them means being jewish. conflict it was christian culture, yes, christians, jews believed and still believe that jesus is not the messiah, he was a fraud, and yes, the jews believe that the messiah will not come, he is jesus, the son of mary, he was a fraud, an apostate, and a jew who betrayed and came and claimed that i am the son of god and so-and-so, and therefore to crucify him, at all, behind the cross of jesus, being a jew, the mullahs being a jew , the executing agent was the roman empire. later, when the roman empire saw that christianity was progressing , the christian declared that we are christians even though he did not believe, this is the 5th century after him until that time. at the time of judea , christians were killed at the hands of the roman empire. these christian martyrs are mentioned in the qur'an. the companions of akhdoud, the companions of the cave. these are the martyrs of christianity at the hands of the roman empire and judea. this is before islam, and after the roman empire sees it , what does it mean? this dispute has been clarified

christian: yes, it's super tuesday.trump hoping to clinch his party's nomination with a clean sweep of 15 states. but what if nikki haley? is this her last stand, or is there plan b? with us this hour entrepreneur and former white house communications director anthony scaramucci. also, the war in gaza. cease-fire negotiations come to a close in cairo without a breakthrough. what does president biden do about that? and man up, the allies must be braver, says the french president, in their efforts to resupply ukraine. very good evening. the polls are open in 15 states. it is super tuesday, a day in the primary calendar that in previous cycles has given us a clear indication of which candidates will win their party's presidential nomination. this year there is far less suspenseful both parties have steered us to who their nominees will be, as biden and trump cruise through the early voting states. the republican presidential candidate nikki haley is still in the race, for now, but the expectations are low. these are the st

embassy, christians united for israel, there are a coalition of christian organizations, which means that zionism today is primarily a christian heresy. nine out of 10 zionists are christians, they are naive, they are ignorant of what the bible actually says, um, but they are causing immense damage to... not only the indigenous church, but our hopes for justice and peace and reconciliation in palestine. yeah, so david, i mean this this and reluctance to uh, discuss zionism, i mean, i mean, that leads to an avoidance, doesn't of looking at the at the activities of of zinis, i mean, i mean, you were talking your previous answer there about this over concentration on - the crimes of imperialism, do you think that explains it, or is there something else going on? i think that's right, i mean, 'if you look at the um the analysis that that that comes out from from many people uh from the leadership of stock the war, it's always about saying look imperialisms the way you have to look and they say you the the the main enemies at home and of course that's a brilliant uh dictim for uh for for

uk we have the council of christians and jews (ccj), but in reality it's the council of christians for jews. it never criticizes, the jewish community never criticizes israel, it's used as a means of suppressing christian critiques of what israel does. and, if i could turn to yourself as well, and maybe first ask you the same question that, what does the zionist movement seek to achieve by engaging in such interf? and also maybe touching any uh personal experiences or professional experiences you've had when dealing with these types of events. well, as reverend ceiser was quite eloquently explaining, there's nothing wrong in principle with having interfath dialogue. in fact, you know, particularly between the three abrahamic faiths, i think there's been lots of interfaith dialogue and discussion over many centuries. this is not really something uh new, the issue is really in terms of... how the zionist movement and the state of israel in particular seeks to weaponize this term inter faith and this idea of inter faith dialogue in order to serve its own interest which really is uh has ma

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it would seem that this should have served to usher in a prosperous, calm time for christians. however, during this period , false heretical teachings began to arise, distorting the teachings of the church, including heresy iconoclasm, whose followers denied the veneration of holy icons. however , the tradition of venerating holy icons... existed since ancient times in the christian church, it was based on the holy scriptures, and remained inviolable until the 7th century, but in 730, the byzantine emperor levi the isaurian, succumbed to the influence of the retics, banned the veneration of icons. then the orthodox, especially the monks, began to fight for the right to depict jesus christ on icons. the persecution of the orthodox was no longer by pagans, but by other christians, falsely understood the orthodox faith. in 787, the seventh ecumenical council took place, which confirmed the correctness of the defenders of the holy icons, but for a long time the disputes did not subside, so only several decades later, under the pious empress theodora, iconoclasm began. was finally r

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he's the corner stone of christianity. so over 2000 he is what christians believe about him has been shaped by church queens. the jesus was a charismatic man whose disciples were inspired enough by his message to turn it into a religion for myself. and are you sure? although no, don't you see it was dangerous to ask too many questions about jesus that would have meant bouncing human theories. not until the 18th century and the enlightenment was the question of the historical jesus really explode beyond the religious disclose? who was jesus really did he actually exist? was he born on december the 25th? as tradition has it's the pulled up in this quest for the historical jesus is in some ways never ending for people have been just fascinated with the question. so it is fascinating, believe is 10 to the gospel, the ancient accounts of the life of jesus in the bible, looking for on the zeros in the gospel seed, western culture reflected in literature. the arts, cathedrals, paintings go to the hugely important measure. but wha

and tens of christians, hundreds of christians murdered, you know. yeah.lking about it. we're not aware of it. you know, india is one of our closest allies, but we really need to stand up when this sort of thing is happening and when the government when the authorities seem to be turning a blind eye to it. yeah. >> and . i had recently a debate >> and. i had recently a debate in the house of lords on this issue. and one of the things we were trying to get our head around is in terms of foreign policy, is it that we policy, what is it that we as the uk, should be the uk, and we should be a global leader in of global leader in terms of freedom freedom freedom of religion and freedom of we uk of belief? what can we as a uk do to help our brothers and sisters in christ who are being persecuted right across the world? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, to be fair, the government have taken strides this recently taken strides in this recently with with taken strides in this recently wititruro with taken strides in this recently wititruro review with taken strides in t

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christian: --met alexei navalny back in 2011.reflections on what you witnessed in moscow today? >> good evening. it is an astonishing sight of today's atmosphere of repression in russia, to see thousands of brave russians out in the streets, when it has been proven in the past that protests, kgb infiltrators can in plain get into the crowd and antagonize the population in order to spur more hard-line actions from the police and authorities. my principal reaction is one of deep sadness, for the mother and father, brother and husband. they have lost their other halves, etc. russia does not have another navalny. there is not another one waiting in the wings right now. christian: that is an interesting point you made. i asked earlier in the week who was going to carry the mantle? not only oppose vladimir putin, but lift the lid on the corruption that surrounds the kremlin. who is capable of fulfilling that role? >> it is a good question. you are right to point out that aspect, because that is exactly how vladimir putin, how navalny c

more than 140 christian leaders called for a permanent ceasefire in gaza egging the us and its allies to stop supplying arms to israel. and the leader of yemen's ansurollah movement describes israel's crimes in gaza as a stain on humanity saying the regime's brutal. measures will speed up is annation. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. it's been nearly six months into the israel's genocidal enslot on the gaza strip. "the regime strikes are still killing or injuring civilians across the territory, the latest israely is rice killed at least 12 palestinians in house in rafat south of the gaza strip, eyewitnesses reported about 30 people killed by strike. in industrial zone east of gaza city. eight people were also killed after the occupation forces bombed the house in the almagazi camp in the central gaza strip. the israely genocide has so far killed over 32,500 civilians and left nearly 7500 injured. seven thous, 7,00 more are unaccounted for and fear to be dead under the rubble. the hamas resistance movement has reiterate

christians are under siege.e must protect content that is pro god, we love god and we have to protect anything that is pro god. we must defend god in the public square and not allow the media where the left-wing groups to silence, censure or discriminate against us. we have to bring christianity back into our lives and back into what will be again a great nation. our founding fathers did a tremendous thing when they built america on judeo-christian values. now that foundation is under attack, perhaps as never before. what can we do? stand up, speak out and pray that god will bless america again. i am proud to endorse and courage you to get this bible. we must make america pray again host: once again we are looking for your thoughts on whether you support more or less religion in public life. again, those numbers free democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8003. we will start out in maryland with janice on the line for democrats. caller: yes, good morning. we are speaking a

christians are under siege.e must protect content that is pro god, we love god and we have to protect anything that is pro god. we must defend god in the public square and not allow the media where the left-wing groups to silence, censure or discriminate against us. we have to bring christianity back into our lives and back into what will be again a great nation. our founding fathers did a tremendous thing when they built america on judeo-christian values. now that foundation is under attack, perhaps as never before. what can we do? stand up, speak out and pray that god will bless america again. i am proud to endorse and courage you to get this bible. we must make america pray again host: once again we are looking for thougs on whether you support more or less religion in public life. again, those numbers free democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8003. we will start out in maryland with janice on the line for democrats. caller: yes, good morning. we are speaking about bi

, his conversion to christianity . his conversion to christianity.ite all of these things, the judge was swayed by the evidence given by this member of the clergy. and that's what the home office feels that it's up against all of the time. this industry of individuals and organisations willing to go out on a limb to try to do what they can to ensure that asylum seekers are allowed, allowed to stay. and when you've got people like reverend roy merrin, who, incidentally , is refusing to incidentally, is refusing to comment today on this saga, he is an individual who has some standing, of course, in the community and who a judge will take quite seriously the evidence that this, minister was giving to that appeal hearing. so on this particular occasion, while there's plenty we can point the finger of blame at the home office for, i think the finger of blame probably should point in other directions . martin. >> mark white, an excellent and comprehensive summary as ever. thank you for joining comprehensive summary as ever. thank you forjoining us on the t

it does not save the free exercise of christianity and christianity only.ory short, if we follow politico and msnbc we will cease to be a free society. they may not know it but they are embracing the ideology of tyrants and totalitarians. and they are rejecting the entire basis for the american system of government. they are doing it because they want to trash and smear christianity. one additional point. you look at arlington national cemetery, i want you to look at this. row after row after row after row. the vast majority of those headstones have a cross on them. not all of them, the vast majority. the vast majority of people who have died for this country were buried at arlington and other military sites. they are white christian men. i am sick and tired, sick and tired of this idea of white privilege christian nationalism the attack of the people who are so responsible for this nation. my question to you is this. do you think those people there and many who died 17, 18, 20, 25 years old you did you think they are privilege? to think they were white pri

andrea williams, ceo of the christian organization, said it was a shame that the deep christian rootsrgotten. outraged store visitors also criticized the action, and one of them said: the world is collapsing, another person wrote on his social networks, although i am not a religious person, but even me it hurts, the next person wrote: "what a shame, i'm sick of this society we live in." i am convinced that this is not just a marketing ploy, i think this is persecution of christians. it seems to me that this is at least unfair. there are people who say: "we will silence them." this is unfair and dishonest. save yours, this is all amazing, and i just think we've come to a point in our society where we need to fight back. having said: “no, we will not allow this. the christian way is an amazing path of forgiveness, love, peace. we don't want to be cancelled. spain has its own ethical scandals." the story continues with the ex-head of the country's football federation, luis rubeales. they officially want to put him in prison for kissing a football player after a victory. the prosecutor's

i'm really hesitant to say that is christian anything.reful about what we are willing to give over to donald trump and his bra■pnding and his outreach. i feel very confident fundamentally saying if your politics is not oriented towards the good of your neighbors, it is not christian. it is not christian. robert: who needs a golden castle, when you have golden sneakers? we're running out of time, but really, this particular part of the question is much broader because we also have a large, an increasing percentage of society that no longer sees itself as religious. it's not just no longer christian. they are completely secular. if not atheist, maybewhen you ht decides to stray away from some version of religion, the lessons that religion can still inform on a broader secular society tends to deri. and the common moral language that kept the 250 years or so s. we no longer manage to in a that is sort of where we are. what's going on with maga and christianity and so is certainly a problem, but the fact we cannot really speak with same langu

christians and muslims, we have to live together in love, because we are the creation of god, and the god is one, so special here in gaza, christians and muslims who are living in a very good relationship, very close relationship, because we are l as family, we participate together, christians and muslims in their festivities, in their social life, social events. we all share the same concern for the martters and for the wounded, we suffer together, which prompts the christian to host the muslim and vice versa, so that we introduce to the whole world. demonstration of brotherhood between muslims and christians in gaza and palestine at large. the fraternity among muslim and christian communities was also demonstrated when the ferocity of the most recent war imposed by israel on the gaza strip in 2014 escalated to inhumane degree that shot the world. when the israeli occupation army invaded border areas indiscriminantly, killing men, women, and hundreds of children, and displacing thousands of ordinary citizens who were forced to seek asylum safer shelters. churches and christian homes

a christian, and i'm a patriot, i'm a christian and i love america, we're talking about folks who arealking about imposing a certain vision of christianity on the rest of us in our public square. when we think about a former president selling bibles that he has endorsed, it sends a message to the 25 or 30% of folks in the country who identify as non-religious. it sends a message to those who are of other faiths saying, you're a second class citizen. you're something less than a real american. i will also say this is a moment that i think will give pause to many christians of all stripes. we have been down this road before. when will evangelicals, conservative christians, catholics abandon trump. this was proposed first in 2021 and then abandoned. trump has brought it back here in 2024. but this was not something that evangelical leaders were fond of a couple of years ago, and i think the jury is out about whether they will be fond of it now. >> let's talk a little bit if we can, charlie, about ethics. the trump bible web site says this is not political, it has nothing to do with any p

christianity is a term of art in the enlightenment for people like the the liberal christian preachers who are the most popular preachers in america like well it's then and tollefson and samuel john for goodness sake it's such a it's a really tendentious effort to misrepresent the core of america's founding as christian. samuel johnson was the major textbook writer who ben franklin assigns at the university of pennsylvania for their core curriculum, uses the phrase the pursuit of, happiness, many, many. and he gets it from stone. franklin, prince and all of them think that christianity is consistent with reason that reason is virtue just living in accordance with our best interest reasonable christianity then being the synthesis of enlightenment, understanding reason and christian doctrine completely way denying the christian faith, arguing that is completely consistent right but rejecting dogma and ritual. and what jefferson called monkish superstition. these people are very opposed to the authority of the established of established national church. but and what's so striking that the

it is to make the united states a mighty christian nation, and to christianize world. my earlier claim that there's nothing new about christian nationalism and christian nationalism isn't, the monopoly of the political or social right. there's wilson saying that this that this is the task facing. the united states in 1915 and what it means to christianize the world that would a lot of care a lot of thinking and research. this is what the social gospel had been saying it has a it has a more meaning. remember it's not about individual salvation has an earthly social meaning for. the economy and politics, society and education so to christianize the world would mean to transform relations, to get rid of balance of power. as we've been talking about. all right. now back to problem of rea abrams preachers arms. i and the obstacles we would face as historians if we wanted do a careful careful job here so much so many of our world war one sources when it comes the churches in america so much of that choosing has already been done for us and i don't mean by ray abrams in 1933

, orthodox christians and so on.istic would be good if we could work such an agul in all of belarus, but we are living, because for the sake of two million catholics, we are trying to live as we learn the holy scripture, live according to god’s commandments, live as but there was no faith and religion dadatkam yes nashaga zhytstsya, but was ours. magchyma, that the holy day will be the first for the house of god of catalitsa. i'm on the road, maybe this kind of shit will end, maybe it'll go to hell the doors of the temple, which were rebuilt and restored. i would very much like you to immediately tell about such growth to both the faithful and the ladies of god of the catalan denomination of belarus, and you all praise budslau. budslauski. kastsel, how are some of the bastards there, what is the situation with them? you know, the hour of the pandemic, which would be saprauda with such a difficult preparation, is not easy for the kastsel, for dzyarzhava, it would be saprauda folded, and the hour, when it was important

churches and christian homes served as shelter for thousands of victims. we refused to leave from the beginning. the israelis dropped flyers from their flames asking us to leave, but we refused up until yesterday and the day before. all of baithan was flaring under phosphorus bombs, emitting poisonous gas and the f-16s in the sky and tanks on the ground. we waited until daylight to leave, while our house was destroyed. allah grants victory to the resistance. we accept the people in the church, because we are very close in the area when they were hitting the israeli army. we are very... close to sayya and zitoon, we are in zaitoon, and so many people from betlaha, bet khan and which they are supposed to leave their places, because it was heated their places from the tanks, so they run to find a safe place, safe place, it is the most or the church, young father or young woman carrying baby on his hands or... your hands, you cannot close your eyes, you hard speak and you have to apply, so this is the um... the cause that we open the doors of the church and to

we call those fundamentalist christians or dominion christians. the 7 mountains mandate, the new office tonic reformation. their job is to transform the military and the militaries of the world into this version of this weaponized christiana, jerry blake, and former 3 star general made it clear that when jesus comes back he'll be carrying an a. r 15 is not a veneer, and these are true believers. the lord is a warrior of the lord is his name and, and revelation 19. it shows what he comes back is coming back as a warrior, riding a white horse with a blood stained white rope carrying a sword. and i believe that sorta you'll be carrying when it comes back to in a or 50 you know, in the mean we've seen images of the crusader, symbols of christian symbols of, you know, you know, it's deployed in iraq and afghanistan. we had a 138 us marines that came to us in home on problems in afghanistan. they were walking into the villages out there, and the village elders, most them had even heard of $911.00. but they heard of what i ended up calling the jesus rifl

we call those fundamentalist christians or dominion christians. the 7 mountains mandate, the new office tonic reformation, their job is to transform the military and the militaries of the world into this version of this weaponized christiana jerry, blinking the former 3 star general, made it clear that when jesus comes back, he'll be carrying an a r 15 is not a veneer, and these are true believers. the lord is a warrior of the lord is his name and and revelation 19. it shows what he comes back is coming back as a warrior. ride, no white horse with a blood stained white robe. here in a sword and i believe that short he will be care and when he comes back to an a or 15 you know, in the media we've seen images of the crusader, symbols of christian symbols of you know, you know, it's deployed in iraq and afghanistan we had a 138 us marines that came to us it help on province. in afghanistan, they were walking into the villages out there in the village, elders. most of them had even heard of 911. but they heard of what i ended up calling the jesus rifl

the fraternity among muslim and christian communities was also demonstrated when the ferocity of the most recent war imposed by israel on the gaza strip in 2014 escalated to inhumane degree that shot the world when the israeli occupation army invaded border areas indiscriminantly, killing men, women and hundreds of children and displacing thousands of ordinary citizens who were forced to seek asylum to safer shelters. churches and christian homes served as shelter for thousands of victims. we refused to leave from the beginning. the israelis dropped flyers from their planes asking us to leave, but we refused up until yesterday and the day before. all of beit han was flaring under phosphorus bombs, emitting poisonous gas and the f-16s in the sky and tanks on the ground, we waited until daylight to leave while our house was destroyed, allah grants victory to the resistance, we accept the people in the church because we are very close in the area when they were hitting the israeli army, we are very close to say and zaitoon, we are in zaitoon and so many people from, bethan and sadja, wh