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church is off of this. if anyone had a bias to keep the earth flat it's the catholic church. because if there's evidence of a god created world they would want that evidence. and then 9/11. when you think of it, the plot is really complicated. it has a lot of loose

church is off of this. if anyone had a bias to keep the earth flat it's the catholic church, because if there's evidence of a god-created world they would want that evidence. and then 9/11. when you think of it, the plot is really complicated. it involves a lot of loose ends and exposure and we're going to take people who don't know how to fly and put them in flight schools but teach them to fly, and keep it quiet so they can fly their planes into this. and what's the payoff? if the payoff is, well, we get war in the middle east, i mean, i have a -- one word for that. it's kuwait. most people can't find kuwait on a map, and in 1991 we were 100% -- maybe not 100% -- the united states was ready to go to war for the freedom of kuwait, a country most of us have not heard of and would not hear of again after that. it is not that hard to get america to go in to war, right? this is george h.w. bush, bonesman, head of the cia, iraq must withdraw from kuwait completely, immediately, without condition. kuwait's government must be restored. the stability of the persian gulf must be ensured. iraq will not be permitted to an

church is off of this. if anyone had a bias to keep the earth flat it's the catholic church, because if there's evidence of a god-created world they would want that evidence. and then 9/11. when you think of it, the plot is really complicated. it involves a lot of loose ends and exposure and we're going to take people who don't know how to fly and put them in flight schools but teach them to fly, and keep it quiet so they can fly their planes into this. and what's the payoff? if the payoff is, well, we get war in the middle east, i mean,

sad things about pope francis is he's thoroughly repudiated the leftover legacy of the god of doom which the catholic church began to come out from under during the second council. pope francis published a wonderful book about the mercy of god. mercy is pope francis calling card. he's merciful, not damning. but even last week or 10 days ago the vatican issued a rejection of gay marriage saying that god does not bless sin. god does not bless these relationships. that's the old damning, dooming god from whom pope francis had declared independence and the beginning of his papacy when he said about gay people who am i to judge. it's a long way from who am i to judge to what we got last week about god doesn't bless sin. so clericalism is this entire structure of power. anti-sex, anti-woman. anti-laypeople. and it's intention is to protect the power of the hierarchy. it's a violation of human rights. it's a violation of justice but more to the point for us catholics, it's a violation of the gospel. it betrays everything jesus christ stood for. clericalism is the problem, mike. i'm not telling you anything but tha

if you look at the god of the bible, if you look at the god of the evangelical and i believe the catholic churche what i was doing. we were largely supported by churches. that's where i got my doctrine, was the church and the bible. to really have any kind of peace and solace as a gay person, you have to go away from all of that and you have to ask yourself, who do i believe god is? because there is a lot of condemnation in mainline religion. mckrae game, i really thank you for talking to me. thanks forjoining us on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. for many of us, the temperatures are going to continue to build as we move through this week. both by day and it is going to feel warmer and muggier at night as well, as we start to import some very warm and humid tropical air right across the uk. but further north and west, we will continue to be played by low pressure and some weather fronts, so thicker cloud with some patchy rain at times. so for today, we've got higher pressure to the south, low pressure out from the atlantic, pushing these weather fronts into the north and the west, which will b

you know, if you look at the god of the bible, if you look at the god of the evangelical, and i believe the catholic churchrgely supported by churches. that's where i got my doctrine, was the church and the bible. to really have any kind of peace and solace as a gay person, you have to go away from all of that and you have to ask yourself, "who do i believe god is?" because there is a lot of condemnation in mainline religion. mckrae game, i really thank you for talking to me. thanks forjoining me on hardtalk. thank you. hello. two main points to take from our forecast for the next five days. number one, there is very little rain on the way for the uk as a whole, and number two — temperatures will be sitting above average for the majority of us in the days ahead. the reason for this weather, this ridge of high pressure which extends up from the azores. we will see various weather fronts trying to push their way in to the north—west. there'll be some rain for the northern isles on thursday. more cloud around in general and some patchy, light rain possible around western coasts and hills, often quite mucky an

if you look at the god of the bible, if you look at the god of the evangelical and i believe the catholic churcht's where i got my doctrine, was the church and the bible. to really have any kind of peace and solace as a gay person, you have to go away from all of that and you have to ask yourself, who do i believe god is? because there is a lot of condemnation in mainline religion.- is a lot of condemnation in mainline religion. mckrae game, i really thank— mainline religion. mckrae game, i really thank you _ mainline religion. mckrae game, i really thank you for _ mainline religion. mckrae game, i really thank you for talking i i really thank you for talking to me. thanks forjoining us on hardtalk. to me. thanks for “oining us on “much hello there. for many of us, the temperatures will continue to build as we move through this week. both by day and it will feel warm and muggy at night as we start to import some very warm and humid tropical air right across the uk. further north and west, we will be played by low pressureand a weather front. thicker cloud with patchy rain at times. for today, hi

most of the group are from one church and one of the reasons why we do that is because this is what god has done for us. has given us what we don't deserve and automatically come on to love. the brother over in the a phenomenal job. be really clear that jumped on the you know with a lot of on don't have to go to mercy, madman madame over. so i would love to miss little little with this machine to feel the the the i i don't, i was like a 100 mark. i could modern, but i could tell in my bottom mean, mean like i don't you're not getting my body not i no, no, no, no, no, i'm in the back to my buddy. someone came out and i was getting under the home. so sometimes it actually was i want to go down. yeah, i don't think i can. i'm not i'm doing good. the good you must not hold it for now? no no, no. because we do not. alyssa, as many like you're done in a michael good. i know, actually i can ship the nurse will give them out though not sure. this is an issue with the dog. he will be in the height of 11 tomorrow. if you know who can help me come in, i can call me back. i am not showing on any mo

of the group are from one church. and one of the reasons why we do this is because this is what god has done for us. has given us what we don't deserve and automatically come on to love. the brother over the a phenomenal job be really clear that job to try to figure out the you know with a lot of on don't have to love the go to mercy madman. madame a lot of old blood, mr. little little bit done in this way. the machine should feel the the, the i i don't, i was like a 100 mark. good modern, but then i could tell him what i mean. like, i don't know if you're getting my body not i'm not i'm and somebody would you need someone to give under the home? not sure. i'm actually a was i want to go down from the get home one of my to my mother, my mother i'm home in the in the children must not hold on one month for now. no, no, no. because we do have a list and i haven't had that many like you're done in the michael. good. no. actually what was going to ship the nation will give them up though not sure. this is the dog he will be in the height of from 11 to move. if you seconds know who can take it from me an

church have the power to give the blessing to unions of persons ofhe same sex. the answer is categorically no. the document declares any form of blessing for homosexual couples because it states god does not and cannot bliss'snd. >> these are words that are hurtful to homosexuals who are member of the catholic church. the church blesses all kinds of things, even weapons, and yet, we cannot bliss a love that is true, sincere, and deep because it is between a homoseal couple? the church should give these blessings to send a message to all faiths. >> a message of openness that father julio shares during his services, attended by a section of the 300 village locals. >> the person we love, whoever that is, was created by god and knows god because god is love. >> the reaction amongst parishioners is mixed. >> i don't understand how two people loving each other can harm anyone. the church should not bless any wrongdoing, but if they areot causing harm, why shouldn't they be blessed? >> the catholic church cannot give these blessings because according to the old and new testaments, marriage is meant to be between man and woman. >> it alienates people from the faith and the church. >> the

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church of jesus christ latter day saints. >> i was questioning my faith and whether god was real. i could not feel anything.e of months, and i guess i was grieving to know that it is something that i had to accept and something i am not going to be able to change. >> do you feel now that the weight has been lifted off of your shoulders? >> yeah. i think i was a lot more scared before. because i always felt like there was something i had to keep to myself. >> reporter: he is sharing this now because he wants to speak to people on the same journey of discovery and hopes to reach out to people of faith who he thinks can do better for lgbtq friends and family. >> when i hear other people talking about having crushes and all that. i didn't feel any of that. i am figuring out how attracted that i am towards people. i think my guilt would be so heavy i had the same feelings for guys. i was thinking that i must be doing something wrong. >> reporter: did you pray over this? >> you can do all things. you are a god of miracles. i know you allowed the blind to see and had the dead rise again. i thought if i do everythi

and there's a commitment into the infallibility of god's word, the sufficient of god's word and we agree together as separate, almost 50,000 different churchesthat's generally, quickly who we are. >> i think that most people if you ask them in the public what is a southern baptist, you can expect they would have a different answer and their answer might be wrapped a little bit more in politics or social issues, maybe issues like critical race theory or how race is dealt with. what is your sense of how best to deal with some of these differences as the president of the denomination with the understanding that you're not necessarily telling every pastor how to run their church, but as the president, you have >> you leadership. how do you deal with that? >> i'm a pastor, and so i approach these issues every day in the city of mobile where i live. we have a unique racial history. so we engaged after ferguson with other pastors from other denominations and other races and we began to sit down and have a conversation. that led to a friendship, that led to action in our city that we think has been making a difference. and so it's very important tha

church change the culture or should culture change the beliefs of the church? conservative christians believe the former. they believe culture changes. people change. god'sablished forever in heaven. that's where the majority of southern baptists were before this week's convention and it's where they are still dismayed. >> shannon: i want to ask you on the legal front. there are conversations about the biden administration whether they are going to defend religious freedom or religious rights of americans, christians universities, those kinds of things. intersecting with trying to find a balance with nondiscrimination and respecting lgbtq americans. the new republic writing in administration defined in part by fruitless efforts at compromise figuring out where biden stands on a religious exemptions and lgbtq rates is critical. what does it mean to compromise with religious groups who assert their right to discriminate? it sounds like there isn't compromise to be had. >> you can know where the biden administration is by what they did just a few days ago. instead of saying that they would vigorously defend the religious exemption for christian colleges lik

god bless you all, have ake great day and take care of yourselves. >> god bless the caller. i would say that i do think there is a serious role of communities for the churchnot to mention synagogues and mosques but communities of faith take the lead, i think burning bridges that can allow us to connect with one another as americans that q take it literally or metaphorically that we remember we are made in the image of god. i think part of the breakdown in our ability here as a society, granted that there was never done perfectly, evil is the part of every generation. i think the under acknowledged aspect of polarization presently, why isn't the fact that the american christian church in particular i think has arrived at a place within which we cultivate a great deal of community activity within the four walls of the church but we don't necessarily go in theological terms, the grace of the holy spirit into our political and socialso conversation such that we invite fellow americans whether they share religious faith or not into a fellowship of democracy, if you will, can we demonstrate goodwill that exceeds g significant political differences in the contex

they were not raised in my church, by the way. 63% believe scripture is the word of god. is this more religious than many of you imagined? yeah. >> i notice the poll says 2007. i would be curious to see what it is today. >> yeah. no. they do it every ten years. i haven't seen the new numbers yet. >> there would be a trend in the united states away from -- >> yeah, so the question is -- >> there is a difference between believe in religion and attending church. >> yeah. this is not -- certainly -- there is a growth in the un-churched. so this is not about church membership. that's a different set of numbers. there are people who are becoming -- who describe themselves as spiritual but not as denumber nation al, right. here is the other numbers. 79% agree that miracles occur today as in ancient times. 68% believe that angels and demons are active in the world. so, first of all, i was raised in a church which this is 100% the belief. i was raised on the idea as a kid who sat during pastor beamon's sermons and red the book of revelation over and over again a demon is not that

church. you could receive it daily when you are a catholic. you're supposed to receive it at least once a week. it's the body and blood of christ for catholics. it's the real presence of godommunion, into one with each other. and so to see this disunity happening is profoundly painful for the church. so what kind of impact would it have if this does go ahead and joe biden is formally, according to this document, not allowed to take part in that? well, it wouldn'tjust be joe biden, it would be house speaker nancy pelosi and early 100 other congresspeople who are catholic and pro—choice. and they would be forced to refrain from communion. and it's very sad because they are using this to bully the president with something that is profoundly sacred to him, and many of our elected officials. so it would be, i think it would be a cause of great embarrassment for the church, and a cause of great pain for elected officials. our thanks to jamie manson. let's get some of the day's other news. the un special envoy for myanmar says the country is at real risk of a large—scale civil war. christine schraner burgener warned the un general assembly that the opportunity to reverse februar

church. you can receive it daily when you are a catholic. you're supposed to receive it at least once a week. it is the body and blood of christ for catholics. it is the real presence of godommunion, into one with each other. and so to see this disunity happening is profoundly painful for the church. so what kind of impact would have if this does go ahead and joe biden is formally, according to this document, not allowed to take part? well, it would notjust be joe biden, it would be house speaker nancy pelosi and early 100 other congresspeople who are catholic and pro—choice. they would be forced to refrain from communion. it is very sad because they are using this to bully the president with something that is profoundly sacred to him, and many of our elected officials. so it would be, i think, a cause of great embarrassment for the church, and a cause of great pain for elected officials. our thanks to jamie manson. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: would you punch a crocodile in the face? we speak to a woman who did just that, to rescue her twin sister. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts we

people who give birth to mathematicians, a sunday trip to church, a river mistake for a talking river. violence and drug use made in the image of god of white abolitionists. chemical assurances they were switched from black worker to white worker. in the same way i think about my childhood. fox hole friday nights. committee points out a plan to a priest. cotton king voluntary. thinking about reassuring the masses we can figure out our fathers later priest reads it before breaking his parallel, i have never before a poet before. little brother watches big brother friends, they leave rifles on walls. it's a simple matter, this revolution thing, to write a poem for god. (applause) >> thank you. thank you so much tongo. we have the baddest ass poets in the land. give it up again for tongo. martha graham, the great choreographer says people from california believe everything is possible. here we is. here we is. and i wanted to also call this day a festival of bad ass women. we've got some bad ass women up in here. okay? and the next one, my sister, my sister, she is a champion for the black community for san francisco and for the arts.

of god doesn't need an activation. she doesn't need a number, it's mary. and the church is the church. and of course we, we like development. we are not against development, we are not against reform. actually, it's exactly the opposite. we think that reform is very, very important. but we think that the source of it must be a spiritual renewal. and you mentioned maria to point 0 into their goals as i understand it's called rights for women, especially including legit detergent called rights what's, what's the problem? what turned to co, right. every believer had to return to co rights to, to celebrate the liturgy, and to be part of it. and to take part in this divine worship. and then we are all equal. so this whole idea of equality, meaning men and women to exactly the like the same things. i think this is a very simplifying idea, which doesn't it doesn't take into account what the church actually is. it's not about equality, it's about having eternal life in jesus and living with jesus and i are the women are not less called my my vocation isn't less. yeah, it doesn't mean less mrs.

of god. if you look at where the democrats are today there fighting the catholic church over abortion. w a lot of democrats are fine christian believers, but when the irs say you know what, typically the word of god is being taught and echoed by republicans, i really think the irs said it all. >> that case is on appeal, so w will follow it and in the meantime, we will be watching that special session as well. thank you for dropping in. >> you bet, thank you. a debate over flying the christian flag in public is about to land at the u.s. supreme court night court convenes and you are the jury next. to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. with the right tech solutions. not all 5g networks are created equal. when it comes to 5g coverage, t-mobile is the best thing on the menu. t-mobile. america's largest, fastest, most reliable 5g network. >

of restitution. so the church recaptured this sense of jubilee in 1300 and in the 15th century it was established that every 25 years, would and jubilee year dedicated to celebrating the god's forgiveness of sins. and every once in a while a jubilee year is proclaimed outside of the cycle of 25 years that's why it's an extraordinary in the sense of the outside of the 25 years. so the pop declared this year as an ordinary jubilee year billing building on the theme of muries begin of st. john paul ii who was so dedicated mercy his second and cyclical letter was dedicated that. he gave us the feast day of divine mercy on the second sunday of easter. so pope francis wanted to make the mercy god available and to be a focal point of this year which began december 8th of 2015 and, of course, december 8th is the emaculate conception when god and his mercy selected she who was to become the mother of his son born into the world on that day of the epackly the conception which was the 50th anniversary of the conclusion of the second vatican council whose purpose was to make the church more effectively communicate the good news to the world today. >> so this extraordinary jubilee is no

of god doesn't, doesn't need an acquisition. she doesn't need a number, it's mary and the church, if the church and of course we, we like development. we are not against development. we are not against reform. actually it's exactly the opposite. we think that reform is very, very important. but we think that the source of it must be a little renewal. and you mentioned maria to point 0 into their goals as i understand it's called rights for women, especially including legit detergent call rights what's. what's the problem? what's surgical right? every believer has to lead surgical rights to, to celebrate the liturgy, to be part of it. and to take part in this divine worship and then we are all equal. so this'll idea of equality, meaning men and women do exactly the like the same things. i think this is a very simplifying idea, which doesn't it doesn't take into account what the church actually is. it's not about equality. it's about having eternal life in jesus and living with jesus. and i are, the women are not less cold. my, my vocation isn't less. yeah, it doesn't mean less mrs. cause her be interested to hear what you have to sa

of and down across the board. -- issues up and down across the board. that in the catholic theology aborts in from the church, and from god and our thinking. how can you stand up there and say, i am a good roman catholic? it just drives us nuts. you know? i think in a lot of ways, he is a good man. there are a lot of issues, i don't think so. and i am a conservative republican and have no my life -- have been all my life. i am in my late 60's, and i would like to work with him, but there are some issues i cannot and will not. and the same thing -- no, i am not when you say that. it is too controversial this morning. i like the bipartisan issue from thursday. i think it is great. i want to read more about it. it is an interesting idea. host: thanks, bob. this is the headlining "the new york times," "$1.2 trillion deal is reached to fix infrastructure, biting ties feet of compromise to a broader social programs plan." here is an announcement from senator rob portman and democratic senator kyrsten sinema of arizona. [video clip] >> we do not get everything we wanted, but we came up with a good compromise. this is about infra

of church and state. what has happened is that the republicans are claiming that god is on their side. my brother is a devout evangelical, i am a devout catholic, he has a trumper and we do not talk because he believes that god has took a trump and god has took place. it is a great political ploy. my belief is that god expects me to act on my conscience, that is why i was against the war and against a criminal like trump. thank you. host: lyman, and he responds there? guest: yeah, that brings up an issue of what is often called christian nationalism and it is this idea -- christian nationalism -- in its strongest form, it refers to the idea that god has chosen america for a special purpose and specifically within america, he has chosen sort of conservative christians as the redeemers of the country and that america truly is only really america when it is christian. this is sort of what i am pointing to it as one of the myths on the right, that there is disbelief that from primordial days, christians and conservatives and about in all of these things, that is part of my empirical claim,

the inupiaq people, may god continue to bless this land, may god continue to bless the sea from which cometh all of our abundance. and the churchd... congregation: amen. man: arctic slope regional corporation is a company that's tied to the land claims that we were able to achieve in the early days. so, let's go into our boardroom. we have our table here, which is made around the traditional skin boat that we use for whaling. it's a symbol of the principles that we've taken from whaling as far as the importance of working together to achieve more for your people. the inupiaq people lived all across the arctic slope region of the state of alaska following the migration of the animals, but the whale was the center of our culture. you had yankee whaling introduced into our waters from about 1850. as we got into contact, of course, disease killed off a lot of our native people. yeah, it was bad. yeah, it was traumatic. we need to get over it, we need to learn from it, grow out of it, and be able to succeed. oil was discovered in 1968 in our backyard--prudhoe bay. the biggest oil discovery in north america. that was where my mom gre

of al. they were not raised in my church, by the way. 63% believe that scripture is the word of god. it's this more religious than many of you imagined? he has. they did it every ten years, so i haven't seen the new numbers yet. >> it's a real trend in the united states away from -- >> authors a real difference between believing and religion and attending church. >> there absolutely is a growth in the entrenched. number of people -- but this is not about church membership, that's a whole different set of numbers. but there are people who are becoming, who describe themselves a spiritual but not as denominational. so, here's the other numbers. 79% believe that miracles still occur today as an ancient times. 68% believed that angels and demons are active in the world. so first of all, i was raised in a church in which this is 100% the belief. so i was raised an idea that as a kid who sat during pastor beavers sermons and read the book of revelations over and over again. a team in the world is not a strange. but, 70% of americans believe in angels and demons. that might match with some

of yourselves. guest: god bless the caller. i would make the point that i do think that there is a serious role in communities of faith, for the church, synagogues, mosques, and for communities of faith to really take the lead, i think, and building the bridge is to allow us to connect with one another as americans such that whether you take this literally or metaphorically that we remember each of us is made in the image of god. i think a part of the breakdown in our ability to cohere as a society, granted the fact there was never a golden age for this was done perfectly. of people is a part of every generation -- of people -- upheaval is a part of every generation. it lies in the fact that the american christian church in particular has arrived at a place where we cultivate a great deal of community and activity within the four walls of the church but don't necessarily take the grace of the holy spirit out into our political and social conversations such that we invite our fellow americans, whether they share our religious faith or not, into some sort of fellowship of democracy. wherein we demonstrate goodwill that exceeds the sign

will not endanger the catholic church and will not endanger the souls of true believers and so they were really very in the constitutions across the globe, but you see godfter the first world war. they are not necessarily the irish constitution in the 1930s it is the constitution that makes it a public is very explicit about god and again it is a catholic constitution and it's even sent to the pope. >> so interesting. we are at the hour. i'm going to close with a question that is about the inspiration for your book. is there a historian or a single word that most inspired the development of your book lacks. >> i suppose i got sucked into global history by lots of instances. but, like lots of people, i was very much interested in the global history of the 19th century, and the rather different history of the 19th century. i learned so much from both of those so i also determined to write a different global history which is what i am trying to do. >> so, here it is again and it is not only my task to thank you for this hour that we've had together and everyone that has long gone. i'm so glad there's been so many of you. i want to invite you to future even