so california is a big part of this evangelical explosion. now, another way that evangelical d.a. based in california has become so popular by the early seventies is was through a belief among many christians down here that christianity can be more fully ingrained into the daily life and culture of americans, not some strange ritualistic activity that only takes place on the weekends. one example of this is the jesus movement that began in southern california in the 1960s. the reverend chuck smith models counterculture movement.pie that many young people are are a part of in the late sixties. instead of embrasychedelic drugs and free love. however, smithncouraged his his followers, who later called themselves radical christians or jesus freaks, to come barefoot to his church and accept an informal, loving relation ship with god. and this church becomes super, super popular with young people d also adults, even in middle class. orange county, because of its inrmal kind of caliph virginia style. the church embraces things like folk music, lively bible session. smith does a large bap

>> well, parents can feel that way and many parents feel similarly about evangelical after school club in fact put our club in place to offer it alternative to evangelical club convert children to get them to parking lot will he advertise to other kids. if parent don't want them send their kids to after school satan. club. there is other religious club. really the controversy evades the issue as to whether or not we're willing to allow government functionaries at school boards or whatever to simply shut down somebody's religious liberty or free speech because they don't like it. >> jesse: you are doing it to tweak the system. i get it. what are these tenets of satanism? can you enlighten me? >> yeah. i think the tenets are very pro-social. they're almost universal, i would think. i think as time goes on we will kind of converge on a consensus more rattle. but as -- but we don't have. to say i mean, we are not looking to convert people into satanism. we are not even teaching children about satanism in the classes. >> jesse: give me a tenet. >> one should strive to act with come tags and

the former leader of an evangelical nonprofit told members of congress on thursday.everend rob shane nick testified before the house. he led a group known as safe in action and he now describes himself as a dissenting evangelical. he said he recruited and trained stealth missionaries for a project called operation high court. here is his testimony this past week. >> operation higher court involved my recruitment of wealthy donors and stealth missionaries who befriended justices that shared our conservative social and religious sensibilities. in this way, i aimed to show these justices that american support of them -- americans supported them and thank god for their presence on the core and the opinions they rendered. our overarching goals were to gain insights into the conservative justices thanking -- thinking and show their resolve to render solid, unapologetic opinions, particularly against abortion. i called this our ministry of emboldened mint. it was not an attempt to change minds. beyond small talk, our missionaries did not engage liberal members of the court.

two days ahead of tuesday's senate runoff in georgia, black evangelical groups in the state are tryingged -- one month after the general election. joining me now is the bishop reginald jackson of the african method just a pistol pull church. and shaquille cherry, -- of 1000 women strong. bishops, starting with you. you recently joined 11 of the black clergy in georgia have signing on to -- calling on black voters in your seat to mobilize. your support for a rub raphael warnock made a claim in the document. what do you say to critics who say that the black church leaders are blurring the lines between politics and -- either explicitly supporting senator warnock or by encouraging black voters to vote against walker, when you clearly stated that you are not speaking for your churches you are speaking individually just telling outreach members to come out and vote? >> the first thing i would do is to tell them to take a look at evangelical preachers across the country who stand in their pool pitch and endorsed people. therefore, they can point out to us where we have crossed a line. withou

you havea a background both an evangelical christian which i think is a a part of your narrative, andm. with this kind of experience that in some ways mirrors that of baskerville, i mean, what is it you want us to take from this for the present? >> i think the biggest message of what toom take from this is that baskerville is a good example, serving of the only example of this intense connection that iranians and americans have had with each other. i'm not talking about america and iran. i'm not talking about the governments. i'm talking abouthe the people, and how much we share in common with each other. i guess my hope is he can serve as a kind of bridge. right now especially when we are seeing women and children and iran who are remarkably asking for the exact same rights that baskerville and his students died for 115 years ago and that is depressing for sure. i also think that it is important to remember that just like baskerville saw people beyond the color of their skin or their nationality or the religion, he saw them as humans who had aspirations and he was willing in his case

it could be what contributes to his demise, evangelical university south of los angeles.like the rest of the gop base, waller explained, may be inclined to desantis because he has trump's pugnacious instincts something they long wanted prior to trump but never the baggage, and you know, they understand, trump lost in '17, '18, '19, '20, '22, and joe biden over his first term is going to appoint more federal judges than any president in one term in u.s. history. and that only gets worse for them if federal judges is what they care about the most, it only gets worse for them if trump's up and loses the next four years. >> yeah, i mean, i think that's a big reason right now. it could be a mirage, as you noted. with trump specifically, a lot has been coming out with him since the midterm has sort of been loser talk. specifically the stuff against desantis, you know, desantis hasn't even left the bull pen and trump is swinging at his stuff. that shows a sign of weakness to voters who have already felt a sense of disappointment, coming down not just from the midterms but the la

the pastor of the evangelical church was stationed there.e ministry of emergency situations , they said they would ask the government to introduce licenses for private social facilities from the site of the ainur valiakhmetov tragedy. the charred walls are destroyed, the base of the roof is no longer there , only a black island remains from the two-story house. these are the consequences of a night fire that claimed the lives of 22 people from the design features of the building, the second floor was wooden with foam insulation, the fire quickly spread to the whole house. now you can see that there is no fire at all on the second floor, it was destroyed, as well as the interior decoration of the house, the insidious tongues of flame engulfed the entire two-story building for several minutes by the time rescuers arrived, there was almost no one to save in a private house. there was a shelter for the homeless, as it turned out later unofficial. i went already on bare boards, a red-haired man, he will shout and you will be yes, i didn’t go, bec

most recognizable in american public discourse about religion, about christianity, the place of evangelism, and especially about islam and iran. today, i'm really happy to welcome reza here to princeton to speak about latest book, which, to my mind, you know, at least feels like a book, which in many ways also perhaps your most personal, you know, book to date. this is the story of young man, a princeton grad class of 1907 called howard, a man who, you know, grew up in various places in the united states, ultimately calling the black hills of south dakota home, who came to princeton to study religion and ministry and who immediately, upon graduating from from university in 1907 was sent on a mission to iran, where he became involved the events of what ultimately would be the development of the constitutional revolution and the the siege of tabriz. the book is entitled an american martyr in persia, already alluding to the movie the end of the narrative and oscar vale, who was one of the three shot through the heart and then and you know what is what is perhaps the most you know, you know, r

become one of the most recognizable and american public discourse about religion, ischristianity, evangelism and especially about islam and h ironic. today i'm really happy to welcome reza aslan here to princeton to speak about his latest book which to my mind feels like that's perhaps your most personal book to date. this is a story of a young man, a princeton ran grad called howard baskerville. a man who grew up in various places in the united states. ultimately calling the black hills of south dakota, home. who came to princeton to study religion and ministry. and who immediately upon from the university in 1907 was sent on mission to iran where he became involved in the event of what ultimately constitutional revolution. the book is entitledri american martyr and persia. alluding to the end of the narrative. shot through the heart of what is perhaps the most romantically poetic to die in 1909. this is a story of the tragic fdeath. when i first saw this book appearing this was a topic as a professor of iranian history i've seen undergraduatesde right on before by the popular topic one at

so we're not here, i speak to 180 said that have linked to american, evangelical christians, rushing fully galks and fall. right. politicians like italy is matthew isadine and to work at and maybe levy them on cameras scan. get trick like when i bought on the fan that i've made another i have another one my the mon you hear my launch empty bottle another lita cable. yeah. that is the jew saw lord l. e. i and bowden by the reversal of abortion rights in america. conservative campaign is see europe as the next key battleground. if we talk about the family being under attack, the epicenter of this is, is in europe, that in europe, that the governments, they don't want you to get married and they are on be children. you are supposed to be gay, or you are supposed to be diverse. we are building armies in all the major cities across the world to fight, to speak out. and to witness. that cool was taken up by conservative christians in russia chain to make common cause with the west's moral crusaders. so we set out to investigate this movement of european conservative moral activists and tra

a coalition of evangelical christians, for our rights, politicians and russian. oligarchs. and now engaged in the 5th campaign against progressive liberal values in europe. but what's driving this so called modal crusade, and who is funding it? proposed cetera. spiller has been in search of ounces. ah ah, it was billed as one of the most important event civics kind in the world. just september in mexico, delegates gathered for the world congress of families, and they were on a mission mission to roll back women's abortion right to challenge otp teacher equality and to defend what they see is the sanctity of the family. it up to you and they're better. i had, i meant that be the most will not iraq. we're not here or if he be or not, you're up or last my lotus for last you they asked for last it is yes, you bought last costumers. this is nothing less than a crusade in defense of traditional christian orthodoxy against progressive liberal values and informed us regularly here. so we're not here. it's been $180.00 said that have linked to american evangelical christians rushing

i went already on bare boards and a man screaming because the local pastor of the evangelical christianwas in charge of a private nursing home. andrey smirnov a couple of days ago. he ironically stated that his first rehab center almost burned down. not only just came here, and the first thing that happened to me was that the coal burned down on me, but this time the house broke out in earnest due to a faulty wood-burning stove. as the neighbors said. she was already in critical condition. it’s like a cauldron there, but it’s just already old already, as if the cauldron is so tired, so let's say. so they wanted to install a new boiler , and then, according to some reports, they heated the stove and attached the main place of work of the guests to the house, next to a private nursing home there was also a shop, according to some reports, the guests. this shelter worked here selling food for animals, as we can see the building was also badly damaged. now the rubble is being sorted out, perhaps a tragedy that could have been avoided a year ago by employees. the ministry of emergency situat

i am reverendfi robert schenck, and ordained evangelical minister and former lead missionary for faith and action in the nation's capital, religious organization active on capitol hill from 1995-2018. i am now president of the dietrich bonhoeffer institute here in washington, named after the world war ii era german theologian and nazi resistor who try to protect the german evangelical church churci co-optation before he was executed in 1945. our institute supports ethically ourageous leaders like namesake who addressed the social issues of our time. i am here to present facts as i know them about operation higher court, a christian mission that i directed as part of faith into action for 20 years to bolster conservative supreme court justices interviews they have already held. i had no qualms about complying with this committees subpoenaed to testify but i did not seek this public forum. after four decades of public life i now relish the serenity of time with family, friends, colleagues and my beloved books. neither did i instigate the news coverage surrounding this subject that begin

the persian communities for the chaldean and armenian and the waveo of evangelicals showing p in tabrese to tell the christian communities most of whom dated themselves to the apast -les that you're not -- apostles that you're not doing it right. religion isn't about the doctrine you accept. religion is about the very identity, the group you belong to. that's what religion is. it wasn't about individual salvation. it was about communal identity. andd most importantly it was about action and persians aren't interested in hearing what you believe. they're interested in hearing what you're willing to do for that belief and so this 22-year-old kid just believe in christ and everything will be fine in the middle of a revolutiones knowing that. i read everything that i can read from that time successful conversion. he tried. i mean, there's a lot of letters of people that said he always had a bible on the desk and spoke to his students about christ and went to every church service even the turkish service,ce which he couldn't evn understand. sjowski one aspect of being pivotal in the competiti

>> these are leading evangelical influencers from across the country.the person speaking saying here had to do whatever they wanted was an influencer? >> more of a party operative. someone who knew how to get political objectives achieves >> professor frederiksen, is there any insult to having and ethics protocol for the united states supreme court? to its ability as a third branch of the united states government? >> i think it would be a celebration of the role the supreme court plays in our system. -- >> this is during the confirmation hearings of justice kavanaugh, and amy coney barrett. all of them committed to the acceptance of the precedent of roe v. wade under oath. i asked permission to places into record. >> but that objection, so ordered. >> i thank you. i think the witnesses, professor, i want to call you professor. thank you reverend. for your courage. >> the chair will now recognize the gentlelady from georgia, the mcbath for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman. i want to thank the witnesses. thank you so much for patiently being here toda

have they evangelical . thought? have they evangelical.n evangelical christian country and indeed always throw like this. yeah let's just it himself that didn't eclipse the clean reading of the gospels. it indicates . yeah so okay no news indicates. yeah so okay no news there . roger, wednesday's there. roger, wednesday's telegraph has upset the definition of woman. i would like to see their definition of updated personally. every lexicographers christmas dream come true because obviously compiling and redefining words has become contentious. an exciting and newsworthy endeavour. exciting and newsworthy endeavour . they've this is the endeavour. they've this is the language dictionary which has redefined its definition of woman as beyond adult human being, which it formerly it's now an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth. now be interesting to know how much lobbying has gone on prior to this decision and how these decisions are made and these definitions , if it is if it

billy graham, who came across evangel , the english across to evangel, the english in the 1970s, muchheir surprise and horror . she was surprise and horror. she was very switched on with god. it was one of the reasons, i think, why eyes twinkled. and she smiles so broadly and people responded by loving. it was very important. you can see when someone's plugged into god, they twinkle . amen. thank you very twinkle. amen. thank you very much . the birth of jesus much. the birth of jesus foretold . and in the six months, foretold. and in the six months, the angel gabriel was sent from god unto a city of galilee named , nazareth to a virgin spouse, to a man whose name was joseph of the house of david and the virgin's name was mary. and the angel came on to her and said, hail thou art highly favoured the lord is with the blessed art thou among women . and when she thou among women. and when she saw him, she was troubled . a saw him, she was troubled. a saying and cast in her mind, what manner of salutation that should be? and the angel said onto her fear , mary, for thou onto her fear, mar

i'll tell you, the evangelical christians love israel more than the jews in this country.rael. look at the new york times, the new york times hate israel. hate them. and they're jewish people that run the new york times. >> peter, he goes from not enough jews love israel to jews revenue media faster than a testicle from zero to 60. and it's just not talked about enough. >> no, his logic is insane. amounted to said to you, mehdi, your test of how good a muslim you are, is whether you support the regime in saudi arabia. right? american jews will say, first of all, where american. so it's american jews have the right to be concerned about what happens in america. rather than what happens in israel. secondly, american jews have the percent of values which historically been associated with the idea of equality under the law for all people, irrespective of race, religion insects. that's why jews overwhelming support of the civil rights movement. so, a lot of american jews looking at israel, and they say, it doesn't accord with those values. there's nothing inconsistent about tha

have they evangelical . thought? have they evangelical.n evangelical christian country and indeed always throw like this. yeah let's just it himself that didn't eclipse the clean reading of the gospels. it indicates . yeah so okay no news indicates. yeah so okay no news there . roger, wednesday's there. roger, wednesday's telegraph has upset the definition of woman. i would like to see their definition of updated personally. every lexicographers christmas dream come true because obviously compiling and redefining words has become contentious. an exciting and newsworthy endeavour. exciting and newsworthy endeavour . they've this is the endeavour. they've this is the language dictionary which has redefined its definition of woman as beyond adult human being, which it formerly it's now an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth. now be interesting to know how much lobbying has gone on prior to this decision and how these decisions are made and these definitions , if it is if it

university presses reaching out and here is what i got from university of north carolina press white evangelicalacism. >> and alabama communist during that and how the blind ideology and civil, rights. how banks in the real estate industry with black homeownership. and then i'm so excited to get to these books. >> how does not show them rather than showing what is inside them? >> and then that was not done well that once somebody has an established presence on t4 than the followers trust them and are interested in what they are reading and what they like. he ha' even read them yet that but these arebl what i have but people are curious about the guys i wonder if they buy them because if he says they were sentnt to him but this is interesting i will put them on my list of they have a similar taste. and it's hard to drive a straight line. this is one of the first videos that take off but that it is interesting. and here's thehe book and in those who really enjoy but that is thein holy grail of book sales. you wantbo a book that people chat with them about. and to find like-minded people talking to

the beginning it was difficult to pay, and this shelter was organized by a certain pastor of the evangelical, according to the tass agency, as well as the owner of the premises. three criminal cases have already been opened at once under the article negligence, including in the hospital after an emergency two victims remain. xia automatic treatment of the second heavy medical evacuation center. a-a therapy is a preliminary cause of fire by improper operation of stove heating. and as the agency has just been informed, the investigative committee has charged the organizer of the shelter under the article providing services that do not meet safety requirements. in donetsk , artillery does not stop for several hours, the neo-nazis, the capital of the dpr , shells fired by militants explode in several areas at once in a wound in kiev two adults and a child received a damage to the building of a kindergarten, petrovsky and kuibyshevsky districts were also damaged, and as a result of the attack, which the militants staged late in the evening the night before, without electricity, the center of done

walter kim, president of national association of evangelicals. i could go on and on. people of faith on the conservative side of politics that all say we should pass the child tax credit. again, this letter says the child tabulation credit is a powerful antipoverty, pro-family program we've long supported and ask congress to strengthen. mr. president, i said i know i went back and pointed down the hall. i really can't find very many people that oppose the child -- it's got 80%, 90% support at home. the families of 90% of the kids benefit from the child tax credit. all of us have gotten stories, got enletters, calls from constituents when walking down the street who say that $500 a month, i have an 8-year-old, 5-year-old, month after month it lifted us out of poverty, made a difference. my daughter can go to summer camp, i can buy school clothes, we're not embarrassed when she goes back to school in september. all the types of things that make children's lives a little better and families a little happier. again, mr. president, the only people standing in the way of th

private sector according to some reports rented the building a certain andrey smirnov pastor of the evangelicalchurch, local media reported 3 years ago. he opened there something like a community for the homeless for the night, the guests paid with their labor, there was a store nearby, where they sold animal feed. at the apartment and he told me that in some or a priest or who i don't know who. he says i worked for him and documents. something is not there. he has no documents for retirement him. here i say worked. he, however , has yet to sort out everything by the investigator, a criminal case has been initiated under three articles at once, subordination to death through negligence of negligence in the provision of services that do not meet the safety requirements of the investigation. now employees of the investigative department are working on especially important cases , specialists are investigating the cause of the fire, but for now the main version is the improper operation of stove heating. according to the neighbors, the second boiler was supposed to be connected to the shelter just

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the jacksonian's, the evangelical reformers on the whigs. and they were deployed as such. they were consciously deployed as such. so as a final topic, and the briefest of the three, i would argue the same three strands, and their use as cultural or political delineator's, are still evident today. and i'll give you just a few examples of that. so just a couple, so michael poland, one of the most well-known full writers of the time. in defensive food was one of his bestselling books. his guidance, eat food, not too much, mostly plants. which is essentially the gray who might believe. right? somewhat more stated than got him ever managed, but that's basically it. organic farming, by local, resistant to process food, linking food consumption both to personal health, and to political courses, climate change animal welfare. these are long established trends now but i would say are in the formative years of the republic. first of -- 4th of july, christmas, tailgating i'll tell the all-feature this idea of abundance, egalitarian-ism, and in most cases relatively simple food prepar

a third of georgia voters were evangelical, 80% went for walker, despite the allegations of domestic abuse, et cetera. for some it comes down to raw politic, we want a republican in the seat. but it's interesting that warnock's deep association with faith is not making a difference. i have people active in the pro-life movement down in georgia say i don't know if we should believe those women and if they do, i had one woman tell me, it blew my mind, that he has so many children out of wedlock being why would he pay for an abortion? so the ornate rationalizations people put in place that they're not voting for the reverend but faith drives their poll titics, have to take faith back and st history shows that's a dangerous line. >> and separation of church and state. >> that's important to. >> that's very important. >> you'll have a column on this. >> yup. >> can't wait to read it on cnn.com over the weekend. >> embattled quarterback desean watson is returning to the field after serving an 11-game suspension after multiple accusations of sexual misconduct. let's go to david. whoa, you'r

data, according to preliminary data, all the affairs in the shelter were run by the pastor of the evangelical church. he did not refuse anyone who needed a roof over their heads. in addition , infirm old people and the disabled were brought here by their relatives, in fact. the building worked as a boarding school for the elderly and seriously ill people, militiamen illegally claim the main cause of the fire is tentatively called a malfunction of the furnace equipment. lord flat svetlana zakharova tv company ntv kemerovo vladimir putin, during a trip to the tula region, visited the situation at the governor's center. the president himself conducted a tour of the head of the regions . what opportunities does the structure of the situational center give, collect, process information about events in the tula region in real time, allows the authorities to quickly respond to people's appeals and solve problems. reducing e time and responding to requests for filing a complaint, which means that the government of the tula region is modern and management so exactly the machine is in breaks them into

the american evangelical tradition of sort of warning against backsliding, self-indulgence, and kindf equating all cultural behavior with moral. and that's not a coincidence. followers come out of the second great awakening. he inspires the seventh day adventist. it's joseph smith in the mormon church. come out of the same tradition and write mormons famously should not consume caffeine alcohol you know stimulants don't consume those the same logic this is morally for you to do this and his cause is graham's cause is taken up in protestant churches nationwide and it becomes a feature of sermons at this time in evangelical protestant churches to link diet to morality and sort of suggesting what should and shouldn't do. it's also commercial. it's a resistance to the economic changes sweeping 19th century america. the beginnings of industrial food production. so graham's campaign was sort of fresh ingredients. he specifically calls out processed flour, and he says processed flour takes nutrition out of the grain, which actually is correct. and so he's making argument that this is a reas

for for staging something called the lane rebellion at the lane in cincinnati, partnering with evangelical anti-slavery activists, going the burnt dover district in upstate new york and ohio. founding schools, etc.. so angelina married theodore weld, and by 1840, theodore angelina grimke weld and her sister sarah weld had retired to their home in new jersey, where they opened up a series of schools that were very, very popular amongst abolitionists and reformers. so they educated the children of william lloyd garrison for instance, the children of the child family, lilliam rivera child to be your child's family and so that was the story is the story that most people are taught about the grim kids a famous biography was written about them in the 19 early 1970s by the women's rights activist gerda lerner and the story is connected to that story. but is missed by historians or is categorized somehow separate from the white story. is the story of the key sisters black nephews. they had came from a family. the grimm sisters of over ten siblings. one of those siblings was named henry grimm, and