i'm not a christian. i don't think i will be even by the of our session today, though ross is going to try very hard. but i don't think you have to be understand that the teachings of christ align much more closely with madison than with maga. indeed. they align closely with one and not at all with the other christian. say that these the three main pillars of christian belief. if you had to define starting on one foot number, don't be afraid the most frequently repeated injunction in the christian bible number two imitate jesus model your life on his and number three forgive each other judgment and retribution belong to the lord and not us. when i talk to pastors about this, they all agree. some of them say repentance should. be up there to all of those things. map quite directly onto core civic virtues that the founders expected as citizens to show and hoped that christianity would inculcate. don't be afraid, translates to share power. sometimes you're going to lose an election. you know what? it's not f

everybody whether you are a christian, a jew, muslim or no faith. religious liberty is not what we know about legal safeguards but about fostering a culture in which faith can thrive so men and women can appreciate and respect the god-given rights of their fellow citizens, because one of the wonderful paradockses in religion connecting us to the universal, it deepens our commitment to the neighbors and obligations to one another and individual communities that all of us call home. i know that many of you came from all over our country. and i know that many of you know that i come from a poor part of our country. in growing up, my family and i weren't regular church goers. my grandmother was a faithful woman but skeptical of institutional religion and rarely attended sunday services. whether it was her or later with my father to his church in western ohio and now as a member of my own congregation i was struck by what i saw. my grandma once told me that in the area of eastern kentucky, even the apass pallians were snake handlers. church was a place a

they are killing christians and l. whites based on their identity. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. this is the catholic church of saint george in the guy this was targeted in and is ready as striking all tell you, but at least 8 people were killed behind me. as i took shelter in this building, at least 5 of those are believed to be civil defense workers. and it's a trail of death and destruction from the idea from apartments of southern lebanon . churches are left in ruins. as these rarely officials insist only has the web mail the 3 sites were targeting the my name is e bought it this going off, and this is the way to stop stories here at our team for national and to syria. we go, disturbing reports are coming out of the award toward the middle eastern country. they say they knew authorities seized power by over throwing the government a few months ago are conducting us executions for this video. and others are on verified. they for forced to show a brutal crack down on religious minorities and supporters of the pre

it was the site of a pivotal event and the story of christianity. at the foot of this obelisk in the year 6480. after the great fire of rome and 64, a, d, m for nero, decided to blame the christians and to set up a mixture of spite of execution. in this surface, he executed the saint peter crucified upside down, and his friends are given the body of a 70 year old dead man, which they have to very quickly. and they buried him in a hole in the ground. this simple hole in the middle of the acropolis became a pilgrimage shrine for christians from all over the world. emperor constantine, 250 years later, was the 1st roman emperor to convert to christianity. he had a church built there, laying the foundation for what later became saint peter's basilica. the church that we know today is saint john letter and was the 1st church field. and that was followed by a series of other churches dedicated to saint peter, paul, lawrence cetera. the basilica, the constantine, built for saint peter was probably the most complex project because the one requisites was tha

they are killing christians and l. whites based on their identity. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. this is the catholic church of saint george and the guy a this was targeted in and is ready as striking october. at least 8 people were killed behind me. as i took shelter in this building, at least 5 of those are believed to be civil defense workers. and it's a trail of death and destruction from the idea of from apartments of southern web. a non churches are left in ruins, as is really officials insist only as well. on the other 3 sides we're targeting the, this is our to international. my name is the board is going off today is sunday, which means it's time for the week stop stories from across the globe and to syria . we go, disturbing reports are coming out of the war toward the middle eastern country. they say they knew authorities seized power by overthrowing the governments just a few months ago, are conducting us executions. this video and others are on verified as they before to show a brutal crack down on rel

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to christianity or any other religion. so this question of to what extent are these declarations are these changes so-called reform and cosmetic and directed that the west in ways that again go back to, the play and did this islamaphobia and and not understanding within islam itself the notion of the middle way is often what is translated like moderate islam. within the corona -- the quorum celibacy is required for priests and he saw that as a natural in terms of being able to be a good muslim the best way was the middle way. so for myself when i was looking at these questions in places like jordan or morocco saudi arabia amman so frequently it was engaging with members of the red ledges establishment were teachers were simply citizens of these countries who felt they had to justify over and over again it's not terrorism information american this was the conception i was bringing and i found it so unfortunate that we as a country which in the aftermath of 9/11 until very recently the question of terrorism has dominated our

what happens to them if they say, i'm a christian or i'm an ally. why? of all the immediate, please. a lot of them, i've slipped the a, we have videos the, you know, stipulating on the web you said who is going to protect us. we are calling anyone, but i am calling to place the them put in because the ship with the i am calling president, who said he wants peace. let him come and put these, but very quickly, i am even calling the saying, i don't care. we don't kid, you know that um email sends it slow to lift. anybody who has a good we um, but very quickly. yeah. you said what uh uh for the defense of email sent. no, we're not talking of political sides of very windows and we had talking of e mails and people that are living very poor people in their lives, in the farms industries. and they are being leg disk in the name of the because of the ethnic because of their religion. this is a crime against humanity. let one cry. it's a collective crime. and the government zip is in damascus is called hunting. this because we have seen was over on the ice, the e

they are killing christians and al white's based on their identity. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. this is the catholic church of saint george and the guy this was targeted in it is ready as striking october at least 8 people were killed behind me. as i took shelter in this building, at least 5 of those are believed to be civil defense workers. this a trail of gas and destruction following his rails continued on 5 minutes of southern flapping on the spot. officials claiming that only a handful of military science have been targeted. right, that you're seeing it, charging less and through with the, with the top storage over the weekend. all right, now, welcome to the weekly program live on ology international and up by the way, just a moment before we joined our guests. here on the program slope story to syria, we go with reports of flooding in of mass executions of civilians at the hands of the new government's militant forces. a warning, disturbing images are coming your way and you on verified images, i'll start wi

we want international protection as we christians are being slaughtered. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. everyone fled well, at least now, the european union has broken its silence on the blood, shred and syria. however, it lays all the blame on pro aside groups without any mention of the actual government militant forces that are in broad daylight. executing north in europe and union strongly condemns the recent attacks, reportedly by pro a side elements on interim government forces in the coastal areas of syria and all violence against civilians are causing a lot of alto legendary john list, an editor of margaret, a bitter old martin j now sharing this sunday with us here at all to the international mountain and very well welcome to you. this story. it goes from bad to worse. we've seen the footage of mass killings in syria, but now that he was come out. and boy, oh boy, the blame game is getting off. i piracy very much on the wrong foot. the you condemning the victim all these executions? can you help me understand the

they are killing christians and l. whites based on their identity. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. this is the catholic church of saint george in the 30 guy. this was targeted in and is ready as striking october. at least 8 people were killed behind me. as i took shelter in this building, at least 5 of those are believed to be civil defense workers, and it's a trail of death and destruction following israel is continued on bottoms of southern lebanon by the officials planning that only has the military science of being targeted you can see it right, there is some of the churches left in ruins. the what is great to have your company for today's and sunday weekly program. we have so much to talk about today live from the top story and straight to see where you were reports off flooding and of mass executions of civilians. all of us are the hands of the new governments, militant forces, so warning, there are disturbing images coming your way on verify, but still circulating online, showing the fatality of what's happeni

what happens to them if they say, i'm a christian or i'm an ally, why? all the immediate police, a lot of them i've looked the a we have to deal with the, you know, stipulating underwent we, i immediately seem inches of the scene, but i because of interest assisting you i, i thought that we would now we are now much less than 10 you, but the fun of being killed every day yesterday in the morning, the father of an orthodox priest in virginia was walking in the street. and one of those cleaning those. he just shot to him and nobody told him anything. and the police, he didn't have any other mean, but to take these further, immediately to the grave latoya thinking about doing the most and people we need international protection. and i heard from a lot talk to a base journalist about the recent, the bloodshed, he and he said that the slide promises from damascus to end the violence. the attacks continue targeting entire families and even villages is voice has been altered with his own protection. there was a connections between uh, also boilers and the each

their latest study finds that 62% of americans identify as christian.hat's about where it was the last time they conducted the poll. back in 2019. still a shift from where it was just ten years ago, down 9% from 2014, 29% of people surveyed were unaffiliated with the religion, up six points since 2014. this group includes people who say they're atheists, agnostics, or don't identify with any particular religion, pew says. we could continue to see further declines in religiousness. becca alper is a senior researcher at pew and one of the study's authors. the oldest adults are highly religious on average, and we know today's oldest adults will decline as a share of the population as they pass away. we also know that today's youngest adults coming up behind them are far less religious. and so for the recent stability to become lasting, something would have to change the number of people who identify with religions other than christianity, like judaism and islam, is trending higher, though their overall totals are in the single digits. still ahead on matter

we live in harmony with all the other ones that handles the christians. we live in harmony with every want to pay if our interpretation of the plan is $1.00 that promotes peaceful, coexistence, religious tolerance, and respect for every one. respecting the humanity of every person. irrespective of their race or irrespective of their religions, if you are not promoting the so you're not promoting tolerance, good offers for more than respect, your not risk for promoting for us. you're not promoting love, then you cannot be representing. it's not just a simple talk with them, most of them rather can ease attention of whatever it is going through. and as long as you would know, as long as of the of life is not what you feel like you love is a process that you have to live like i enjoy doing it. the future of islam here, i think is a very, really thing going on. it's something actually that can be an example to many countries in the bud. this for the people is the compliment then that's for the beauty of forward country. we're going to choose and behavior hope

christian and no longer identify as such. for every one convert to christianity and for catholics, the numbers are more like 8 to 1. by contrast, the share of people who say they have no religion, that group, that group is growing, is growing through religious switching. there's like six people who now say they have no religion. after having been raised in a faith. for every one person who's left that group. >> i started this by talking about church attendance, and i have some friends who will tell you they never missed church. they go to church every sunday, but they haven't been inside a sanctuary since before the pandemic. they they call themselves bedside baptists. and so as as pew found, for people who attend, um, online services or watch religious services on television, where is the trend? >> yeah, it's really interesting. today, about a quarter of people tell us that they regularly watch religious services online or on tv at least once a month. that number was higher in the early days of the pandemic, and it has since

christian music star chris tomlin joins us this morning.al hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ roll let it roll down to your soul ♪ ♪ play that music ♪ ♪ let it rain ♪ ♪ >> never not a good time to play charlie daniels good morning it is 9:00 in new york. and welcome to "fox & friends." great to see you have both of you all on the sofa. >> it is a fun morning you have good tastes pastry, barbecue. >> did a lot of eating. >> i welcome your taste it is may be other things i don't like, yours are right there. perfect. >> i appreciate that. >> of course. the bad side of this is apparently also you leak to exercise. so we're going to have to also work all of this off. lara: it is about balance probably all about balance we ate a little now we have to work out at the end of this hour. >> some ate more than ours. >> unfair advantage going into this workout i would say. >> you think that's what it was? >> i let you load up on the meat and then we'll go to -- >> i about keeled over. >> oh, my gosh. charlie: we have a fox news ale

lara: i feel like christian music started to take off.seen in the past. why do you think that is? >> that's a really good question. i think god is sending the message of christian music to people's hearts. people need to truth now more than ever before. god wants us to know how deeply loved we are. brian: you're coming from bass boston,you must have a lot of g. >> an admitted red sox fan. i wore this during sound check. charlie: when did you realize you had an extraordinary gift and you could use it to spread god's word? >> i was 18 when i started to worship. god showed me i need to use my voice for him. i was singing since i was 4 years old. my parents were supportive. they heard me from my bedroom and put me in singing lessons. charlie: i don't think people want to hear from us anymore. we want to hear from you and your beautiful performance. la.howie. lara: here it is, megan woods. >> thank you so much. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] especially our perspective on food. on our path to find healthier products. we started good ranchers to conn

christians and muslims and freedom from religion included in that.should in the issue changes and there's no place here becomes ridiculous and it's important to bring these together, how do you want to ban these if you want churches what is tragic and separate voices the left and it's been an europe i would bring it there rather than bringing them west and they are joined by perceptions of threat here and pay for our society. i would recommend our friends in western civilization it doesn't always come from outside, it comes from within it is similar regarding and they would say it's a threat and jobs but people say the koran in europe. so that is also a major principal and we need to step forward. >> any other questions from the audience? >> identify yourself. >> i am turned this semester. all talked about how religion can be used in opposition to fascism or other ideologies. realism portals. we were talking about the compatibility between religion and how it can be used to establish norms. specifically islam and depending on the context what they th

what happens to them if they say, i'm a christian or i'm an ally, why? oh, the immediate police, a lot of them i've looked the a we have 50 or the you know, suited collecting on the web. we, i immediately seem is just this e mail to the customer. jesus was here. i i thought that we would now we are now much less than 10. you but people are being killed every day. yesterday in the morning the father of an orthodox priest in button. yes. was walking in the street and one of those came in those he just shot him and nobody told him anything. and the police, he didn't have any of the mean, but to take these further, immediately to the grave. but toys thinking about those emails, send people, we need international protection. now we've heard from a lot talk yet based a journalist about the recent bloodshed. he said that despite promises from damascus to end the violence, the attacks continue targeting entire families in the villages. his voice has been altered and disguised for his protection. there was a connections between uh, a soul boy list for each to us

i have known christian since you were a cea. she has been an incredible academic and incredible policy maker. she has worked as the external monetary policy for the bank of england and the bank of international settlement. she is the adviser to the new york fed on their advisory board as well. what i always appreciate about christen how she manages to bring back the rest of the world and how the policy shocks around the world can shape monetary policy here and quites versa and keep thens of the world we have an impact. maybe an 800-pound gorilla in the room but it's important to remember that we have an impact everywhere else and can come back to haunt us. there is no such thing as las vegas in the global economy because nothing stays anywhere. with that i will turn it over to charlie, brian and christian. thank you. >> thanks very much die nan andi want to thanker the nab organizers for inviting me. i want to argue i certainly agree there is improvement opportunities but the bulk of those that operational and tactical in nature

what happens to them if they say, i'm a christian or i'm an ally. why all the immediate, please in that of them i've got the a, we have to deal with the, you know, stipulating underwent we, i immediately seem inches of the scene, but at the cause of interest, this was he, i, i thoughts that we would know we are now, much less than 10 people, people are being killed every day. yesterday in the morning, the father of an orthodox priest in virginia was walking in the street. and one of those claiming that he just shot to him. and nobody told him anything. and the police, he didn't have any other name, but to take his further immediately to the grave. latoya thinking about those innocent people. we need international protection. now we've heard from the laptop care based journalist about the recent blood shed. he said the despite promises from damascus the end of the valve is the attacks continue targeting anti families and villages that his voice has been disguised for his own protection. and there was all her classes between uh, also boilers and the t

we want to international protection as we christians are being slaughtered. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. everyone fled probably a little while a russian troops in syria have reportedly given refuge to local residents. clean from the valve and images speculating. online show children with plates of food and cups of tea set to be the maid named abbeys. on the b, 2 radian coast report say that the russians are trying to facilitate dialogue between local syrians and government representatives of the bays. moscow's defense ministry has not officially commented on this now the eu has finally broken its silence on the blood sheds in syria. i laid the blame, not on the new authorities, but on quote pro a side groups. i failed to take note of the numerous reports that insist that the force is who recently seized power, conducting mazda executions in europe and union strongly condemns the recent attacks, reportedly by pro a side elements on interim government forces in the coastal areas of syria and all violence against civilians. o

it was uh the they are killing christians and l . whites based on their identity. we want protection and help we want to international protection as we christians are being slaughtered. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. everyone in flood and russian troops and syria have affordably given refuge to local residents, fleeing from the violent images circulating online show of children with weights of food and cups of tea set to meet at the mean air base at the mediterranean coast reports say the russians are trying to facilitate dialogue between local syrians and the government representatives at the base. moscow's defense ministry has not officially commented. and the european union has finally broken his silence on the bloodshed in syria. it lay the blame not on the new all stories, but on quote bro, aside the groups, it fails to take notes of the numerous reports that insist the forces were recently seized power. i conducting mass executions in europe and union strongly condemns the recent attacks, reportedly by pro a side elements on

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what happens to them if they say, i'm a christian or i'm an hour away. all the immediate police, a lot of them i've got the a we have to deal with the, you know, stipulating underwent we, i immediately seem issues solution but because of interest, this was, you know, i, i thoughts that we live now we are now much less than 10 people people are being killed every day. yesterday in the morning, the father of an orthodox priest in virginia was walking in the street. and one of those claiming that is he just shot him. and nobody told him anything. and the police, he didn't have any other mean, but to take these further, immediately to the grave latoya thinking about those innocent people. we need international protection with from that talk to a base journalist about the reset blood shed. and he said that the spied promises from the mass goes to end the valens. the attacks continue positing, entire assemblies and villages. his voice has been disguised for his own protection . there was a connections between uh, a soul boilers for each to us and with ministra

what happens to them if they say, i'm a christian or i'm an ally. all the immediate police, a lot of them i've looked the a we have to deal with the you know, stipulating underwent we, i immediately seem is your solution but because it jesus was here i, i thought that we would now we are now much less than 10 you but the fun of being killed every day yesterday in the morning. the father of an orthodox priest in button. yes. was walking in the street. and one of those claiming that is he just shot to him. and nobody told him anything. and the police, he didn't have any of the mean, but to take these further, immediately to the grave. the toys thinking about doing, you know, send people, we need international protection. now the reporter masika has turned locals into refugees. as the situation was, is by the day that groups of syrians continue, we're heading to the neighboring lebanon that has the seek refuge. they say that they are being targeted because of the ethnic identity connecting the we would displaced we left and crossed the river, taking ou

we want international protection as we christians are being slaughtered. if i show my face and they see it, they will slaughter my family. every one fled the senior clergy member from the syria and minus 3, gave us insights about who is behind the atrocities. she also took a moment to deliver a message to the international community. a c, d k. this line there i bought the can muslims who uh, who wants to be the one who is entire has been for them every monday and then then is any bias so they would keep the entity each. and then the lady said section, so the visa i need to mention section, the 1st one is the done side and side to heed. this is the 1st section we saw them and they told us that they are coming from sort of slow sitting. because then my prediction team, the, they say they, they thought that they was from the same fiction. so they thought them the we are coming from the sl 30 and they are entering into the twos. we think that it is for the study. then we have the took is done by the t, and then we have the h t s degree additional cuts, and mos

now there are millions and millions of developed christian will stand with that as well. so i want to thank you on behalf of all the people of israel, and i want to thank the thousands of you who come to washington from across america to stand with israel, the today, we're filing our appeal to the 8th circuit. this is a final brief that gets filed before oral argument was done on the 10 pages left. right. thanks bye. the do it the right we're going to submit the thank you likewise. so excited to win. if the don't think that would be the, the power of the seat is cleaning here is the power to outlaw reading criminalized boy cards based on nothing more than ideological hostility. so if the state can outlaw bts boy cost, because it doesn't look at my suspicion about israel, then it can have the same power doubt law or touched the inner rate because it doesn't like the muster space in america's across the political spectrum. there's a lot at stake here. it is not just about what is good for israel or good for justice in palestine. the issues here are deeper and run broader. i

john, hey, these christians, united for each other on $1300000.00. half of that came from the east side of the government and the other half from concept confidential donors. and we need to fight this evil darkness until it is destroyed in our congress, in our churches, in our colleges and universities, and in our nation. the supporters of cd us today may not be using guns and bombs, but they have the same goals as well uses the ron moss has blocked the complete destruction of the jewish the christians. united for israel is fighting back against this beads. pdf constitutes commercial discrimination against israel on the basis of national origin. this movement employs classic anti semitic themes, blood libel, and that's a real danger the, we still don't have the full fixture. but i can say as a fact, that the easily government allocated millions of dollars in order to change the american political discourse about israel. a me see a few more tunnels, more comfortable with. some of them are both with the, with this global level of dealing with them. tea

now there are millions and millions of devout christians will stand with those. so i want to thank you. on behalf of all the people of israel, and i want to thank the thousands of you who come to washington from across america to stand with israel. you may not care about this will tell us then that you shouldn't care if it's being used as a how to legislate in your states and at the federal level against free speech. how many words would i have to change in this legislation? to use it to condition contract and thereby flushed free speech, of anyone who se sports black was or is involved in protesting for environmental reasons. and it's like 10 words. it's a template why people are not more worried about it is just the you have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment by how many words, what i have to change in this legislation, thing use it to flush receipts of anyone who supports black was or

they are christian, okay.e're seeing is that there was a decline in christianity and and in in america. it's now -- faith in america. i talked to father mike about this earlier, and one of the things that's stabilizing it is that you're seeing young men if actually growing in their faith and affiliation to the christian faith which is really interesting. here's what he had to say. watch. >> when there isn't anything more offered, anything more than just, hey, here is financial success is, here's worldly success is, here is success on, say, a playing field, a sports field, if nothing more is offered, then nothing more will be reached for. but i think what i've seen is i've seen normal people and in many ways our culture has allowed the concept of god to once again be presented as a viable option. and not only as a viable option, but as a something that actually is worth -- that god himself is worth reaching for, worth aspiring towards, and a life of holiness is possible x. in that context when you get to be abl

on that note, let's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian. he is tracking that high surf. >> spencer that's right j.r. that westerly swell is still increasing. so it's important to be very cautious along the coastline. so this high surf advisory is in effect until 9 p.m. monday. you can see wave heights growing could reach heights of 20ft. and of course that means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions, rip currents, dangerous sneaker waves. all of those are possible. now we have a light storm coming our way as well. level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. still, for tonight and tomorrow, we expect the showers and periods of light rain, breezy conditions, chance of a thunderstorm actually. here's the forecast animation taking us into the late night hours as those showers arrive. a little bit of a break after about 10 p.m, but the showers surge in again after midnight. we get an early morning break tomorrow, and then more showers in the midday and afternoon hours. a closer look at this and the accuweather seven day forecast

the ron mosse has lost the complete destruction of the jewish de christians. united for israel is fighting back against this b. s. move pdf constitutes commercial discrimination against israel on the basis of national origin. this movement employs classic anti semitic beams, blood libel. and that's a real danger, the still don't have the full fixture. but i can say as a fact that the easily government allocated millions of dollars in order to change the american political discourse about israel. a, me see a few more tunnels, more about symbol. what's the most viewed, the, both of them with this global level of dealing with them. team shoot mission with him at this level and that's about some of the i was on the hold on me talk to him as a rental members news the and the results there are 71 percent of the democratic party voters are in favor of reducing military aid to israel if it's a next is portions of westbank or continues to expand settlements. so that's us. 3 or 4 democrats. believe that the when we lost the lawsuit, i was very confident. i mean, any cou

i mean, christiane. >> jon: you broke christiane amanpour!anders unprotected through taliban-controlled afghanistan, doesn't give a [bleep]! ten minutes of trump diplomacy and she's like, "is anyone else dizzy? my a1c is plunging!" of course, there is one big difference between the wwe and the world of politics. in the wwe, they seemed very clear on who the good guys and who the bad guys are. nobody walked out of the match pretending that the guy who got nut-shotted was the bad guy. >> there was this attitude of ungratefulness. >> seeing his smirk, seeing him roll his eyes, seeing him refer to j.d. vance, the vice president, as j.d. >> he shows up in his equinox chic outfit to the doggone oval office. >> president zelenskyy was also antagonistic, and frankly, he was rude. >> so impertinent, so disrespectful. >> tone deaf, going in and fighting back, getting sassy with the president and -- >> he was sassy. >> he was sassy. >> jon: "he was sassy!" he was a real scallywag! you know what i would say if i was there in the oval office with him? i'd