and then all christians are christian nationalists. amanda, we have seen the over turning over all the way to landmark federal ruling. the guaranteed the right to abortion, a wave of anti translate distillation government funding earmarked for religious education all. and it's kind of part of an alarming shift in policy and due to shared rulings tied to the far right going forward. how is christian nationalism going to affect the fundamental, i mean, really the basis of civil rights for people in united states? i think christian national lives and strikes at the very heart, a civil rights for all americans. i've said that christian nationalism is the single biggest threat today for religious freedom, for all, because it cuts against that core foundational ideas that are belonging in american society should never depend on how we worship, or how we identify religiously and christian nationalism tries to blow all of that up. and so one part of christian nationalism, of course, is the site that the united states should be declared a chris

erica and christian. >> christian was the romantic rival, and he needed to go. we knew he knew it prior to them going off that day. >> and this wasn't just simply a crime of passion, the prosecution charged. it was a cold, premeditated murder. they said pedro started planning the murder on september 16th, 2012. four days before christian disappeared. >> he's at home, he's on his computer. >> google searches were found on pedro's laptop. questions like, what is chloroform? can robbing alcohol knock someone out? and what kinds of murders get solved? and here on security video, is pedro at a walmart. buying the sleep aid products, 55 yards of duct tape. and a hunting knife. in his hand, was a shovel he just bought at logos. >> he literally bought the murder starter pack. >> and is the prosecution theory goes, pedro used those items to drug and strangle his friend right inside the car. >> and 9:24, the blue blazer polls in. >> they showed the video of pedro's suv in a walmart parking lot. investigators believe that inside the vehicle, the murder is going down. >> th

it is still the christian it is the christian faith. it is the engush christian faith. the english expression of the catholic faith. if anything can nana not debate that one. nana let's not debate that one. christian england is no longer a christian england is no longer a christian country, according to the church of england. >> yeah, it wouldn't shock me. it pronouncement that it seems the pronouncement that nietzsche, i don't think nietzsche, who i don't think we're made years we're big fans of, made years ago that without god, with civilisation deracinated after his cultural death, the great cathedrals of europe would become mausoleums and sepulchres to a good idea, to a dead ideal is rapidly becoming true. >> because as much as dennis has anecdotal experience saying that the congregations are still thriving in central london, there are many churches that aren't as many people aren't seeing as many people coming not just sunday mass, coming to not just sunday mass, but throughout the but mass throughout the week. there fewer people . there are fewer people. fortunate

the christian church.elievers ceased to be persecuted , which is why they could freely profess their faith, revive shrines and build temples. the rulers of the roman empire paid great attention to the restoration of jerusalem, and the executor of the pious intentions of emperor constantine was his mother, the holy queen helen, who was distinguished by her special piety and ardent faith. in 326, she went to the holy land with the goal of finding the cross of the lord and visiting places consecrated by the events of the savior’s life. upon arrival in jerusalem, the queen was met by patriarch i macarius, who assisted her in this holy matter. in search of the cross of the lord, queen helen was brought to a large hill on which stood a temple in honor of the pagan goddess venus. when they destroyed the idel temple, scattered the rubbish and dug up the ground, the place of the holy sepulcher and the resurrection was discovered, as well as the place of the skull where the savior was, wonderful the fragrance indica

christian: mr. honest journalism. [laughter] christian: what about the people he associates with? trawl you and come after you? >> yes. this is an orchestrated campaign run from within the war room, and they call me the dng, dork nerd geek. christian: so people who watch this, this is more publicity about him, and there is a court case going on in romania. are you at all concerned that you are getting into much? he is hearing from victims, their side of the events, and that might bet him -- benefit him in any future trials? >> arew tat managed to become a famous global figure without media coverage. even now, he is attracting millions and millions of views on twitter and rumble. from my view, what you need to do as a responsible journalist, is provide the context and truth of the allegations around it and not allowing this figure to use social media to create the narrative himself. christian: thank you very much for coming into tell us all about it. if you want to watch that documentary, it is called andrew tate: the man who groomed the world. we will go to a short break, but come

. ♪ christian: hello.hristian fraser in new delhi, and this is "the context ." >> the g20 is a broad group of countries and their different perspectives, but it is still important to be talking to people and engaging and highlighting things like russia's aggression and the impact it is having. >> for the government, this is that moment. they want to say we are the voice of the people, the global south as they are calling it. we are the voice of the developing countries, we are the people who can talk to you on their behalf. >> it is outrageous that president putin is again blocking the black sea, and so preventing making sure that no ukrainian grain is coming out of the black sea and going out to the international market. christian: one earth, one family, one future -- the slogan that is omnipresent here in new delhi. but in truth, this is a deeply divided club of nations. president putin is absent, so, too, is president xi. what can be achieved at this weekend's summit? peter ricketts, former national sec

christian: thank you for that update.u're joining us you're looking at pictures that were recorded in the last hour of the family. being transferred to guilford to assert -- from guilford to the surrey police headquarters. and we have heard all three of them are under arrest and investigated under suspicion of murder. we will go to short break but when we come back we will narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... woman: architect. bee keeper. mentor. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.

christian:' thes -- u.n.'orological organization said more could have been warned. >> if they had been a normally operating meteorological service, the emergency management have been able to carry out evacuation of the people and we could have avoided most of the human casualties. we cannot fully avoid economic losses but we could have many -- minimized those losses by having proper services in place. christian: the interim chief for the international organization for migration. this is a key point. what do the authorities do with the thousands and thousands of people who are without homes? the aid is trickling in but is he getting through? >> accessibility is a huge problem. i am now in benghazi. there is a united nations team that is going in tomorrow. our team is already on the ground. they were on the ground already when hurricane daniel hit and i'm pleased to say that they were not affected. however,hey have lost -- they have been giving me direct information about what is happening on the ground. it's ve

christian: it would be a gamble, wouldn't it?e evidence of what's happened in the last 10 days. it would be now a gamble for the russians which shows how far the game has shifted. >> yes, because the shims are basically sailing through the black sea but ukraine doesn't have any means to detect those ships so all intelligence is coming from nato. so nato has assets that will pinpoint locations to the russian ships so that those naval drones and aerial drones can be launched from the ukrainian side and also, nateo is involved in the guidance and more importantly, they are actually following the positions andanythings of the russian air defense system that record regarding thi attack, it is obviously supported by some means of intelligence provided over the romannian territorial waters by one of the nato planes. christian: can we talk about what's going on elsewhere at the moment? pictures of the area where president zelensky and prime minister trudeau will include. more training for f-16 pilots and there's speculation that the whit

christian: the u.n.the devastation caused by the floods in eastern libya with the collision between climate and the country's inability to handle it. at lea 11,000 people died when two dams burst during heavy storm, sending torrents of water through the coastal city of derna. the u.n.'s emergency relief coordinator said today he has redeployed a team that he previously sent it to deal with the earthquake in morocco. our colleague quentin sommerville had sent this report. quentin: the roads became rivers and the rivers become a deluge, carrying everything with it bringing wave of death and destruction. this grainy security camera footage is from the moment when the floods hit and derna was changed forever. dams upstream meant to protect the city failed, sealing the fate of thousands. in derna, people began to pray for god's mercy. whe the torrentn past, some were able to escape. as rains continue to fall, they sought the safety of her pups. if you could imagine the skill the catastrophe. the force of the

. ♪ christian: hello, i'm christian fraser, and this is he context ." >> do you need to go onto a plumbingm that gives a such due to windfarms rather than local opinion? >> planning applications are really expensive, so why would a developers risk that amount of money to put an application that is likely to get refused? >> that is why those proposing that the effective moratorium should be lifted argue that when development should have been big communities that want them, although how this report will be demonstrated and how much opposition will be accepted isn't totally clear. christian: a change in the weather for onshore wind. the british government is relaxing planning regulations, but how many projects are ready to go, and will new legislation deliver new investment? we will hear from the industry tonight. the spanish football federation sees red. first they demand the resignation of louis ruby alice, and now they have sacked the victorious coach that led to the women to world cup glory. will be in washington where we await the sentencing any moment now of henry {enri -- henry "enriqu

the nazis were anti-christian. the communists were anti-christian. to try and connect the dots so that christians are nazis is not historically plausible. host: are you a science denier? when somebody has said that, maybe they have not to you, what you think that means? mary: i think it is a label. i think it is an effort -- an epithet. an epithet is not an argument. i feel the same way about transphobe. that is an epithet. what in the world is that supposed to mean? nobody explains. they hurl these things around to discredit people. i cannot respect that. host: glenn, tacoma, washington. good afternoon. caller: good morning on this end of the world. how are you doing today? host: we are good. go ahead and make your comment, sir. caller: my ears perked up when ms. eberstadt talked about labels. i have come to the conclusion that the word "woke" is being used by the right and from the left without knowing what they are really talking about. as a 60-year-old man, it sounds like code for the most vile form of -- lover it could get. they are using it as

christian: let me speak to ambassad raven. mr.r thinks the administration and the grand scheme of things to the right thing to bring americans home. the question is, what is that money going to be used for? >> the money is fungible. the administration's claim and the iranian regime's claim will be it can only be used for humanitarian purposes. but it will free up resources that can be used for any purpose by the iranian regime elsewhere, such as support of its militant groups. we should not be distracted by that. i agree with aaron that i think the biden administration is engaged in a broader de-escalation or detente deal or moving toward a deal with the iranian regime, which is extremely unwise because detente or de-escalation without a credible deterrent or credible pressure amounts to appeasement. this is the capital -- a capital that knows very well what happens of a policy of appeasement. >> mean the iranian hostages? >> not just the hostages. i am talking about a iranian regime engaged in low-level complex against us, our al

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

it is, christian, let me start by saying — is, christian, let me start by saying doug is a great friendis a great friend of mine, we — saying doug is a great friend of mine, we had lunch a couple weeks ago. _ mine, we had lunch a couple weeks ago. so _ mine, we had lunch a couple weeks ago. so its— mine, we had lunch a couple weeks ago, so it's great to be on the panel— ago, so it's great to be on the panel with _ ago, so it's great to be on the panel with him. ago, so it's great to be on the panelwith him. he has ago, so it's great to be on the panel with him. he has been warning about_ panel with him. he has been warning about republican scepticism about ukraine, _ about republican scepticism about ukraine, for months now. and that reflects _ ukraine, for months now. and that reflects as— ukraine, for months now. and that reflects as you said, a great deal of scepticism in some polls, amongst republican— of scepticism in some polls, amongst republican voters for this. you're right, _ republican voters for this. you're right, i_ republican voters for this. you're right, i think that pu

so you're a christian. but do you and i join and being critics and sounding the alarms about christian nation list. absolutely. we are allies in this cause. i'm not an anomie of christians. i am surrounded by christians, and they are in many cases, the most important people in my life. i will fight for someone's right to be religious. when i engage is when they claim that the nation belongs to them in engaging in these religious debates isn't exactly easy. people like andrews and mccoy, made a difficult decision to tell their truths. now they're on a mission spreading the word and pushing for a future where others in the so called land of the free can express themselves without fear. people have communicated to me that if they were to be public in the way that i am, that they would be kicked out of their homes that they'd be dis owns. i've also had people tell me that watching my videos made them realize that there are other people who think the way that they thing and that's that's okay. i don't want every

tada, kapshmakiya christians criminal on the locality could kill the great shrine without ceasing raised the roofs above the heads of the criminals. my dear long-standing amal tripartite christians were actually reduced in their ability to express their faith publicly without threats and investigated to the fullest extent and christianity arose among people through death punishment. this is the emperor constantine hung in the year 313 and kiev said about the verocyclicity became makhchin openly to destroy the shrines and with a lanyard and renew to remember and the christian history of the mother of constantine saint lena organized archaeological excavations in jerusalem, alas, some of the sultry shmotkinite falls and what christian traditions of the holy hour pass it on to generations? from the milk during the excavations of pechora on golgotha, and god, alvar was more fallen, i don’t go on a campaign with christ know the life-givers of the roofs walked, 4 kim and the table of inscriptions jesus of nazarene, king of the jews, that long hour in parallel with the holy exaltation of the wo

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

christian: thank you so much. always good to see you. bring back helena who's at the white house. forgive me if i interrupt you, i think they are soon going to appear. i listened to the democrat representative today, former c.i.a. officer. she said at the moment the united states is making day-to-day decisions on the strategic alliances because one guy wants to keep his job. he's talking about the house speaker. is she right? is this a lot about the politics of one man? >> the criticism is very much about what kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the house, is prepared to do in an effort for several preservation, in an effort to keep his speakership. i think it's worth zooming out here and reminding our viewers of all t context to this because when mccarthy got his job for speaker of the house it came after vote after vote after vote for it to be septembered and agreed to and it came to calve kratz and coon sessions and those were linked to the bunts and federal spending. we're here, this is crunch time and the moment that kevin mccarthy has t

while the i criticism here, christian, youjust criticism here, christian, you just pointed to is very is prepared to do in an effort for self—preservation and an effort for self—preservation and an effort to keep his speakership. i think it's worthjust effort to keep his speakership. i think it's worth just zooming out here and reminding our viewers of all the context of this, because when kevin mccarthy got his job as speaker of the house, it came after vote after vote after vote for that to be certified and to be agreed to and it came to caveats, concessions. and they've all linked to the budget and federal spending cuts. guess what, we are here. this is crunch time. kevin mccarthy has to come good on these promises. so essentially what you see is in the house, around five lawmakers, hardline lawmakers in the right of the republican party are starting to hold him to account on various different demands with regards to that and they are putting in pin a very difficult situation because looming over all of this is any kind of possibility to put forward a motion to abdicate, to oust hi

christian laughs. ., , christian laughs. the north wales police warrant _ christian laughs.sing them to see their home everyone who sees i no must pick it up? everyone who sees i no must pick it u - ? , ., ., everyone who sees i no must pick it u . ? , ., ., ., everyone who sees i no must pick it u? , ., ., ., , , up? then you are free to be burgled. make sure it... _ up? then you are free to be burgled. make sure it... burglars_ up? then you are free to be burgled. make sure it... burglars are - make sure it... burglars are checking out your house and you should be sure that your property is as visible as possible, which is slightly mystifying. i suppose they mean if you have any trees, you should chop them down and look to improve your home security. you would be able _ improve your home security. you would be able to _ improve your home security. you would be able to see next door. the lesson is if you see a gnome, pick it up. doug heye, you wanted to talk about social media and what it's doing to young brains. fits about social media and what it's doing to young brains.—

thanks, christian. and es,i endorsed policy? thanks, christian.hristian. and yes, i returned from _ endorsed policy? thanks, christian. and yes, i returned from ukraine i and yes, i returned from ukraine yesterday evening after a seven day visit. and the number of credible allegations was compelling. certainly i've already had submitted to my office a large trove of documentation, testimonies, interviews, forensic information around allegations of torture and other ill—treatment. what i found was there was an eerie consistency between the methods of torture, between the methods of torture, between a sense of a supervisory structure in how these forms of torture are being perpetrated, as well as the reasons, or the purposes for the torture. and those three elements together indicate that there is a state policy — the consistency was also across detention facilities and victims from different reasons. 50 it detention facilities and victims from different reasons. so it was the same pattern _ from different reasons. so it was the same pattern of— fro

and one of those happens to have been christians, particularly protestant christians.ecause of a of a view that we might be in a right wing government that doesn't seem to be a sense of defence where the government is not going to enforce force the police to go and actually prosecute these people and so these minority groups find themselves actually quite powerless . they're very quite powerless. they're very small in number. the protestant community is less than probably 6000in israel. so tiny little group. but we've had cemeteries vandalised and smashed gatherings have been . they've gatherings have been. they've they've been well , let's take they've been well, let's take a look. violent activity . look. violent activity. >> we've got some clips we can take a look of what's been going on. actually, if we can go to that now, that'd be great. so we can clearly see there's a christian woman here being houndedin christian woman here being hounded in in israel by a group of jews . and these children end of jews. and these children end up spitting at her, throwing water b

becoming christian.and to be clear, he believed that the britain of his day was post-christian somewhere in the same comparison as a divorce. he is to someone who is married. lewis thought the truth of the matter was the reverse. instead of returning directly to christian ethics, the world must first simply return to a belief in real objective morality. only then would it be open to returning to christianity. for he writes, christianity is not the promulgation of a moral discovery. it is a dress only to penitence, only to those who admit their disobedience to the known moral law. it offers forgiveness for having broken and super natural help towards keeping that law. and by so doing, reaffirms it. in other words, you have to admit you're sick before you will see the doctor. and jesus did not come for the healthy in his essay god in the dark. lewis posits that the main difference between the ancient and the moderns is that the ancients, christians, --, pagans all believed that there was something wrong wi

so who do the christian princes and queens and kings appeal to but the head of the christian church.s is before the catholic protestant split, so it's a christian doctrine for all of western europe here. they appeal to the religious authority, the pope, and they get a decision about what their responsibilities are. and it basically runs like this. it says the defining characteristic is whether or not these people are christian or not. if they are not christian and if they are not already subjugated by a christian power, then they essentially have no human rights. and it goes on to explicitly spell out that they have the right to occupy, conquer, kill, steal their goods, and then this phrase like is like literally in the document, something that still rings in my head, to reduce their persons to perpetual slavery. this is in the document from the highest power of the christian church in the late 1400s. >> so this is what gives license in their minds to european colonizers who try to enslave indigenous people, to wipe them out if they resist in any way, and to enslave africans. that's

once again, the question before us is, can christianity any kind of christianity that turns its back on 2000 years of moral teaching succeed? or can it not? i believe the evidence of the collapse of the mainline churches about which there is a whole chapter in this new book, speaks for itself. but readers should assess the evidence and judge for themselves. this brings us to one final point to consider. we are all witnesses here and now. to a great irony. it encompasses not only the christians of america, but those of the entire western world. after all, western christianity spends most of its time these days in a defensive crouch, squabbling internally. and yet, all the while, evidence from outside the churches continues to point towards something that many people inside the churches seem not to know. christie entity practically alone among all institutions now has been harboring profound truths for 2000 years. most notably in this case, the truth that living by that big, bad, difficult old rulebook is actually better for human beings. then discarding it to repeat this irony is extr

and christian, what does this all _ have occurred. all been _ have occurred. and christian, what does this all been for— have occurred. and christian, what does this all been for the - have occurred. and christian, what does this all been for the loved - does this all been for the loved ones of the three men who have died in the crash? what happens next in this case? ~ .. , ., this case? well, i can understand totally their _ this case? well, i can understand totally their grief. _ this case? well, i can understand totally their grief. i _ this case? well, i can understand totally their grief. i think - this case? well, i can understand totally their grief. i think they - totally their grief. i think they might take some solace in the fact that network rail has greatly increased the amount of money it is spending on trying to mitigate the effects of climate change. it has had a report into that issue, and it is also had a separate report into theissue is also had a separate report into the issue of the stability of embankments and the

i'm a christian and i say it proudly.ican party embrace openly the idea of christian nationalism. but it's important to note that while they claim to use christian values to justify their extremist policies almost none of what they stand for is based on the teachings of the jewish guy from palestine who was killed by the romans and preached to care for the poor, the sick, and immigrants, to not pray in public and to love your neighbor as yourself. the guy these people claim to believe in. take marjorie taylor greene, the qanon curious georgia congresswoman who yesterday on the anniversary of 9/11 tweeted and i quote, states should consider seceding if the president doesn't change his policies at the southern border. please. nobody tell her jesus was a refugee. she might try to deport him. joining me now is frank schaefer, film director, screenwriter, and author of the book, why i am an athiest who believes in god. i'll allowia to comment on a member of congress saying that we should secede, i guess maybe not her state, we

christian, this might be my favourite _ christian, this might be my favourite story we've ever talked'll tell you why. i'm a big taylor swift fan, and my wife is a big _ big taylor swift fan, and my wife is a big taylor— big taylor swift fan, and my wife is a big taylor swift fan. and first, this tells— a big taylor swift fan. and first, this tells you how big of an impact that she's — this tells you how big of an impact that she's having, that one of the biggest _ that she's having, that one of the biggest newspapers it, us aid today, was a _ biggest newspapers it, us aid today, was a full—time taylor fritz reporter~ _ was a full—time taylor fritz reporter. you think i'm not qualified _ reporter. you think i'm not qualified for the job, christian — i'll qualified for the job, christian — i'll make — qualified for the job, christian — i'll make a _ qualified for the job, christian — i'll make a pitch for the job right now and — i'll make a pitch for the job right now and say that if they put me in thisiob. _ now and say that if they put me in thisiob. i— now and say that if they put m

did the orthodox christians keep it? part was preserved, uh, a figurine, which is not typical of the orthodox church, it is typical of the catholic church. but this figurine of the savior appears in this parish in this church. any person who enters this temple is considered a great shrine. he must light a candle. he must pray. well, on the patronal feast day it is to this savior that people flock many people. here eyewitnesses will tell how they are on their knees if their savior is to ask. that is, as the popular saying goes, these people don’t go to an empty well for water , that’s the saying. it in this temple testifies that this savior really is this shrine in the temple. she gives to people. we ask her, because people, as if all times throughout the centuries, people have been flowing in. it was possible to say to yahoo and us that uh, so some are walking on their knees and i remember the mothers on the tattoo kasich god lady - this has already been ocherized. now they have cleaned it and are walking on their knees,

pete: i know a lot of christian schools, classical christian schools that have 100 or 200 or 300 studentsld a student body. to have 500 on day one is the reflection of a need. what are parents telling you about having an turn like this? >> yeah. the parents are just ecstatic, the children as a well. parents reached their tipping point, i believe, pete, over covid and then after as they saw what was being taught to their children, really the indoctrination that was happening. christian families just, they knew that they couldn't stay. their children spend too many hours -- pete: that's what exactly right. >> -- at cool, and so they would have -- at school, and so held have to undo this every night if they were trying to purport christian values to their children. and to have to undo things like that day this and day out, they just reached the point where they just flocked to our school, and we're grateful for it. pete: they ran to it. it's such a relief, i know this as a parent, when you drop your kids off at a school where you know your values aren't challenged, they're reinforced. that's

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