same god michael says the most god requires you to leave your son down for him the christian god gave his son to die for you well it's a clash of cultures it's a class of civilizations do we want to go back to eighty eight century islamic law or do we want to enjoy the blessings and fruit of christian liberty and i know where my food is sleep. since it. was hit. please. please this. is the lead in. time and is long overdue when we need to repeat. flame america for jesus christ and i say that without shame and without apology and we should say yes we want to reclaim america. ordinary sequence of human behavior undergoes a radical change so that it no longer exists and its earlier form what exists according to an apocalyptic vision whose some kind of utopian purification perfect society that has supernatural sources is given from god or if in political form is given by. absolute political truth and. expressing truth. for we must consider that we shall be as a city upon a hill. the eyes of all people are upon us so that if we shall deal fosli with our god in this work we have undertaken

i say that the god of the bible is real. jesus is god. now am i going to obey him when my life is at stake or do the convenient thing? i can tell you bonhoeffer was courageous. he gets involved with the conspiracy. we know in germany, 1939, bonhoeffer has to do something for the third reich if he doesn't want to get sent to the concentration camp or get killed. yes, i'm going to work for the german military intelligence under my brother-in-law. he's going to further the aims of the thursday reich. we know what he's actually doing, he's now a member of the conspiracy. i go into this again in detail in the book. but it was a vast conspiracy. and bonhoeffer role was to travel around europe and make contact with members of the allied governments most importantly with the churchill government, anthony eden, and to try to let them know, there are germans inside germany who are involved in this plot to kill hitler. so this is what bonhoeffer's main role is. he continues to write. write the "ethics" during the time. in 1943 he becomes engaged. in

god's love for your. heard the voice of god. and i can see god. in there. and i pray there will be comforted by a power greater than any. spoken to the ages and saw twenty three. even though i walked through the valley of the shadow of death. the evil. for you are with me. during this time when our nation is at war it is especially thrilling to hear that over one thousand young people accept christ every month at our u.s. basic training locations in the united states and that future leaders are military are being reached and disciples at the academies and are o.t.c. detachments and operational locations around the world i'm impressed with your goal to change kind of that's for christ. as we move forward together and helping to rebuild the great commission let me encourage you to continue fighting the good fight as you seek to bring faith to the foxhole hope to the home front and carry the message of christ to the ins of the earth. god bless you. thank god. if god knows. he will have to apologize to sodom and gomorrah. and the world happening and the. other

the evil gestapo is not to disobey god somehow but to serve god. played in his two -- theology but bonhoeffer takes a seminary training underground but even the gestapo catches up with hims eventually. bonhoeffer's possibilities too serve god become more and more difficult because the nazi's ar becoming more and more powerful. they forbid him at some point from speaking publicly because they know where he is coming from and finally they forbid him from publishing. bonhoeffer had the temerity or i can say here the chutzpah to publish a book called the prayer book of the bible which is all about the psalms. you have to try to understande the absurd climate. is almost comical butc the nazi state church was trying to create some kind of pseudo-christianity that was utterly devoid of judaism. let me just say good luck with that project.r impossible, insane.san but they actually were trying to do it. this is what bonhoeffer was up against the idea of these crazy nazis are trying to createte something they want to callnt christianity. they want to create

you believe he is the son of god? or is he the sign of god? is he the sacrament of god?is he the signal of god? is he the principal of god? >> i think myself those are all very good characterizations. i don't see one excluding the other. when we refer to jesus being son of god, what we mean is within the christian faith, that when we look to jesus, we see god. god becomes manifest to us. also when we look to god, we discover the personality of jesus. >> now we are in the world of metaphor. >> that is the case. >> and symbol. when you say that jesus is god, you don't mean he's like the governing entity over this universe, correct? >> no. i mean -- >> he is one and the same with that entity. >> that's right. that he represents the human aspect of god. at he is god become human. i think myself that is a good way to understand what is going on within the new testament. however, what i believe is also important is that one can study jesus and understand his disciples, no matter what one's particular faith about those people. they remain people. >> can you summarize the true c

its own, a deistic god? >> well, no, in terms of the population there's the calvinists and the deists. >> way back then? >> right. the calvinists totally predominated among the population. the founding fathers were much more elites and yes, many of them were deists but in terms of the vast majority of deists they they thought about it in terms of calvinists where god, didn't think about jesus much except he was sent for this mission. the piety wasn't jesus, didn't have a personal relationship with jesus is the point. >> well, you seem reluctant to say that the nation in its founding documents was so founded as a secular, no religious state. >> it was by law, yes. >> by law. >> yes. >> and curiously enough, with that religious freedom guaranteed by the founding documents, since none were stipulated for the population, that developed into a curious paradox. more people became affiliated by reason of our religious freedom. don't you take note of that? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> isn't that a paradox? >> well

withholds his favor on that government so do i believe god has his hand on america yes do i believe god will continue to have his hand on america i think that's up to us and do i think it would be wise for us to do the things for god to continue having us and on america i think that would be what. you choose to police force members in saddam hussein. seeming cool and shouldest to have fools taken of this and have those photos published. to make up that some kind of publicity if it which projects to the rule that a christian american morning is inhabiting and islam a country and performing christian rituals in the palace of the former dictator of that country the former islamic dictator that islamic country i think says very concerning and disturbing things and then for the military to tout that to put into law that activity or into a war that chaplain. the designation have air force chapel in the year is is mind boggling to me quite frankly. in the military the kinds of extreme training that you go through are justified by saying after all these are matters of life did. not. have. the s

this is the word of god for us the people of god. thanks be to god. [conversation sings -- congregation ginssings] >> the first moment i met elisabeth is indelible in my memory. in the late summer of 1981, we both landed, quite unexpectedly, in the same month to month apartment complex in raleigh. our front door is 10 feet apart. we had twin sons and they had wade, and elisabeth was expecting daughter cate. all four of us were reason law school graduates. she and i had just moved out of our first houses, houses that had felt like home, and it is fair to say i had less than a warm and fuzzy feeling about leaving our home and landing in the uncertainty of a temporary apartment. you may recall that empty feeling you get when your whole life is in the back of a moving van, but a wonderful thing happened to me that day. this amazing, outgoing, witty, smart, optimistic, and authentic elisabeth slipped into my life and into hers. she was perfect antidote for my uncertainty and need for order. she was an expert at living out of boxes and looking at the bright

[singing]. >> december 16th, 19, they packed the square crying god exists, god exists! they protests against communism for 7 days. >> our second day of revolution, in 17 deceer, i was in freedom square. >> tray was a 45-year-old veterinarian. he stayed to protect innocent children and shot twice in the leg. >> i am not angry. i am happy because we can do something. >> he has turned memory of those 7 days into the timmy shrara. he says his life began after the revolution. that when he accepted christ. >> i am 20 years old becausmy life has changed. it has changed. >> today in freedom square, you can still see bullemarks in the buildings. more noticeable are the fountains,fast food restaurants and people who are free to walk and worship without fe. >> during that week december. >> he is on a mission to reach his country and all of eastern europe, a 24 hourchristian television network. >> would you say the revolution that startedhere was not just political, but also spiritual? >> it started in this city. it is considered to be the capitol of the country and a symbol of the

all the way from genesis to revelation you see that god does have opinions about nations if god is pleased with the government he rewards it and. if he's not pleased with the government he withholds the blessing and. withholds his favor on that government so do i believe god has his hand on america yes i do i believe god will continue to have his hand on america i think that's up to us and do i think it would be wise for us to do the things for god to continue having us and on america i think that would be why. you choose to. air force members in saddam hussein's. swimming pool and chose to

god's in charge of humanity, and if anybody fools around with that they're going to hear from god. >> reporter: or take the final section-libera me. >> "liberate me eternally from eternal death." terazÍn was eternal death. through this music they found the mechanism by which they could sing to god with assurance that god's presence is with them, and so i think they found in this work a spiritual reawakening or a spiritual reassurance. >> reporter: the singing of verdi at terezin had a profound impact on the prisoners and singers, like survivor marianka zadikow-may, speaking recently at a symposium. >> we wanted to be liberated and just hope that there is a loving hashem in heaven who will hear you and liberate you. >> reporter: in the wretched camp, says survivor vera schiff, verdi's requiem was a lifeline. >> it was part of the defiance, to keep up our spirits, to keep us in a frame of mind, you want to live, you want to live another day. that was helping over the hunger, over the illnesses and depravation, and that carries you a long way under the circumstances when we feared for ou

no mention of god. it is not necessarily to have an idea of god otherwise you would be disqualifying confucianism and other orthodox -- buddhism from this. you have to have a sense of transcendence. they are secular religions. that is a contribution elson has made to the vocabulary. secular religion. we thought we had one in marks but it turned out not to be religion, just false doctrine. the truth of the secular religions is not based in revelation or ancient wisdom as in eastern religions, but the claim is they are scientifically based as sketched out for us about how fans -- science is value free. value free. they make normative judgments that are not value free. that is part of the complexity of the two positions that they talk about. that part of his work is already evident in two books, major writings of his. reaching for heaven on earth, 1991 and a decade later, economics as religion from samuel to chicago and beyond and this book about to come out in 2010, a decade later. these two previous book

we're going to trust god.ver them. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: final look at america's first christmas. i hope your holidays in your town can embody the spirit of wilmington, ohio. ♪ ♪ >> i will never forget the day i thought this is it, forsure we're closing. closing our doors in 24 hours. an older woman came in the restaurant and said i have made you part of my budget. i will come in once a week. i promise. i will be here once a week. will you open for me? >> in clin top county, you don't have to teach people to help each other. they just do it. it's in their heart and they just do it. >> second of the second chapter in the bible talks about how they gather together daily, studying the word from the apostle. god added to the numbers, daily. they took care of those who didn't have. that's what we're experiencing right now. those that have are taking care of those that don't have. those that don't have once they receive have been giving back to the community. >> we elected officials food trucks out of their pocket and gone

>> a new prime minister says she doesn believe in god. social issues like gay rights are topping her agenda. find out how thingturned upside down in the land down under. >> visitors are flocking to the holy land? record numbers. who are these faithful friends of israel. and welcome christian world news everyone, am george thomas. my colleague wey griffith is on aassignment. the korean peninsula is one of the most fragile places on earth. technically, a state of war still exists between the 2 nations. in rece weeks a number of incidents, a north attack on a south korean island left 4 people dead having south koreans facing war. >> this south korean student says he feelingslike he will be called up like a reserve soldier and seriously really scar. this man says he thinks it might be the mostthreaten time aftethey cease fire 6 weeks after kim jong il unvailed his youngest son as his heir. >> this validates a lon standing concerwith respect to north korea and its enrichment of uranium and continues to validate a country led by a dictator cons

these gifts i have been given, because i believe gives our god- given, however you want to describe god, whether it is metaphysical, it is a special thing. it has to be exercised and nourished. to write a paragraph or work on a book or take a picture, at least express something that says i was alive today. i always think of this jimi hendrix line, which i love. i forget how it starts out, but it goes -- i feel that it is great, i have got another day, i can experience something. i am going to read another book. i am going to experience something wonderful. tavis: always another chance to get it right. you mentioned got a moment ago. -- god a moment ago. when you say that each of us has a capacity to an may god, what do you mean by that? >> -- to animate god, what do you mean by that? >> maybe i have a snobby believe thatut i being a poet or a true artist is a special god-given thing, but that does not mean that the creative impulse is just there for artists and poets. it is there for every man, and how we animate it is up to us. whether it is nature or god, whatever you want to call it.

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until next week, good-bye and god bless you. may the peace of christ rule in your heart this christmas and all yearlongmerry christmas.

it's not entirely the god i want, but it is the god i believe i have.to get better, so, i'm going to just wait to die then. and that's not an alternative. i want to spend the remainder of my days living. whatever description that is. one of the things i always say, if you know someone who has lost a child, or lost anybody who is important to them, and you're afraid to mention them because you think you might make them sad, by reminding them that they died, they didn't forget they died. you're not reminding them. what you're reminding them of is that you remember that they lived. and that's a great, great gift. i do know that when they're older and telling their own children about their grandmother, they will be able to say that she stood in the storm, and when the wind did not blow her way, and it surely has not, she adjusted her sails. >> and more from elizabeth edwards tonight on "nightline." good to be with you tonight, hope to see you again tomorrow.b >>> tonight the san bruno pipeline explosion. lawmakers converge to extract new answers from pg&e.

its own, a deistic god? >> well, no, in terms of the population there's the calvinists and the deists. >> way back then? >> right. the calvinists totally predominated among the population. the founding fathers were much more elites and yes, many of them were deists but in terms of the vast majority of deists they they thought about it in terms of calvinists where god, didn't think about jesus much except he was sent for this mission. the piety wasn't jesus, didn't have a personal relationship with jesus is the point. >> well, you seem reluctant to say that the nation in its founding documents was so founded as a secular, no religious state. >> it was by law, yes. >> by law. >> yes. >> and curiously enough, with that religious freedom guaranteed by the founding documents, since none were stipulated for the population, that developed into a curious paradox. more people became affiliated by reason of our religious freedom. don't you take note of that? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> isn't that a paradox? >> well

god is going to run the country just like the arab extremists say our agenda is that we're going to have we have to live rattled is that we have to wrap this up because we are at a time i got to fight back so today but i want to thank you both are very minute like sisters been doing this and decency back in america where i just decency hasn't left. a young lady gave the president we got to go we got to go i had sex lies to me very much a little being and since you know there's something wrong coming up after the break we'll revisit a debate with the westboro baptist after pastor terry jones suspended his plans to burn the koran on september eleventh the westboro baptist church said they would do it and they promised to burn the quote doomed american flag as well but with their crazy antics that they got all christians in america a bad name and further the idea that we're fighting a religious war that's coming up and don't forget while the alona show is bringing you the best of two thousand and ten you can still. sound off we've heard what our guests have had to say on the biggest st

to god all of a sudden a fellow student burst into the classroom. and says someone by the name of god karen had been launched into space on a pole. yes we asked him what the patronymic of this pilot would. save if he said yes now we knew that he was yuri gagarin back down with a cold. there was a red carpet rolled out on the airfield of a moscow airport on april fourteenth nine hundred sixty one in ceremonial steps major got in march toward soviet leader nikita khrushchev without noticing that issue aces had come undone still he made his official report. or it. comrade first secretary of the communist policy of the soviet union it is my pleasure trip though to you. the world's first space flight to both of those stuck spaceship anded on the twelfth of april nine hundred sixty one. ship systems and equipment has been working like clockwork without fail on an excellent healthy and ready to fulfill any new assignments. and government. major garrett. in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight. deaths spread around the country almost as fast as news of his

no mention of god. now, it's not necessary to have an idea of god in order to be religious, otherwise you'd be disqualifying parts of orthodox buddhism from this. but you've got to have a sense of transseven dance, and that's what's resistant in these particular religions. they are secular religions, and that's a contribution nelson has made to the vocabulary a secular religion. we thought we had one in marx, but it turned out not to be religion at all, just false doctrine. [laughter] the truth of these secular religions is not based in revelation or in ancient wisdom as the eastern religion are. but it's, the claim is they are scientifically based as bob sketched out for us about how things work. science, you see, is value free. uh-huh. [laughter] value-free. well, they make normative judgments that are shot value-free. and that's part of the complexity of the two positions. that they talk about. that part of his work, by the way, is already evident in two earlier books, major writings of his. "reachin

you believe he is the son of god? or is he the sign of god? is he the sacrament of god? is he the signal of god? is he the principal of god? >> i think myself those are all very good characterizations. i don't see one excluding the other. when we refer to jesus being son of god, what we mean is within the christian faith, that when we look to jesus, we see god. god becomes manifest to us. also when we look to god, we discover the personality of jesus. >> now we are in the world of metaphor. >> that is the case. >> and symbol. when you say that jesus is god, you don't mean he's like the governing entity over this universe, correct? >> no. i mean -- >> he is one and the same with that entity. >> that's right. that he represents the human aspect of god. that he is god become human. i think myself that is a good way to understand what is going on within the new testament. however, what i believe is also important is that one can study jesus and understand his disciples, no matter what one's particular faith about those people. they remain people. >> can you summarize the tru

>> it is transformional, george, those of us that have experiend this power of god's word. it changes hearts, minds and direction for eternity. it has huge impact in the lives of people so they understand they can have this relationship with jesus chri. thags the that is the most important thing in the wor. >> thank you for joining us on the oadcast. >> it is a privilege. >> finay this week, every year christians tral to the holy land to see the bible come to life. >> deed, charlene israel introduces us tsome that are going so they can live out bible prophecies. >> volunteers from the united states ancanada have local jewish vent nors wandering if not just the grapes but the times e ripening. close to the times of comi, the sons of foreigners would be their vine dressers. >> during the times of the final they will fulfill the other prof fis. >> what started out as a 1-time family project has grown into ministrieswith 150 north american volunteers. >> word of god is true and people need to connect and come to the land to experience the harvest. >> we want to come out here an

god bless our egyptian suppliers right god bless them. i swear obviously if you lived as a straight to jail. for that you say you'll wind up in prison do you think i want to go to jail. go get a bag for up a statement of the if you've got one that's great. but you cannot eat anything else by them. and i have to pay the workers. those that for most of them will notice a myriad of gods and one thousand six hundred dollars. for all the workers on the site. still in my. words one day more fool you one more or less i don't care any other i'm giving you one thousand six hundred dollars you sort out. ok but sometimes there's nine of us and sometimes less than fifty that's going to be yeah i meant you got it all in your notebook driving me nuts if you want my case you pay me for ninety days i don't get worked up. some tunnels transport weapons you should let me. i must tell c.n.n. or the islamic jihad's they organize it to bring their own weapons back and we're trying to get around the embargo. no you did the president has served us and you will

. >> i would say gods still has some stuff for me to do. i did not know i was that close. >> how close were you? >> maybe 8%. my kidney function have less than 8% left. that is how close. tavis: first of all, the title. i love me some d j rogers, and one of my favorite songs is "love brought me back." >> i was in new york, and i heard that, and i thought, that is the title of my book. it makes sense. when you look back at certain things, you can ask yourself how do i get through this. players got me through this. >> you did a cover, "say you love me." that is a beautiful song. >> i ran into debt and sell. -- denzel. tavis: if i show of december 8 and you do not sing it, i am going to think he is more important than i am. >> nosair. >> it is a great song. it was not that long after that you went into dialysis. how did you wind up with a kidney? >> it is a long list, especially in big cities, and my son was not a match. we got a call. i was with my sister when the call came to say they did find a perfect match and that the kidney was specific

this is the word of god for the people of god. thanks be to god. let us pray.eir love for each other. and may they feel surrounded in this place by those who genuinely care. for jesus, it is in your name we pray, amen. two weeks ago, i'm sorry, today, one week ago john called me to say elizabeth was critically ill. he said that she had asked if i would conduct her funeral when that time came. i agreed to that without hesitation and told john that i would visit elizabeth on sunday afternoon. the next day when my wife and i arrived at the edwards home, we spent a few moments with john and kate and then john led me in to see elizabeth. she was very weak but fully aware of who i was. after a few moments, john left the room, leaving us alone. i asked her if we could talk for a few moments about her faith. and she nodded, yes. i reminded her that several years ago she had made a profession of faith in christ when she and her family joined this church. i said to her, elizabeth, i want to ask you again two basic questions of faith. first, do you accept jesus christ as

god loves you. >> he loves us all.m just here to be a testimony of his grace and his goodness and his love for all mankind. tavis: what the make of the fact that you are not a spring chicken anymore. you never come to my show dressed better than i am. you cannot address the host. -- out-dress the host. 20 years of battling drug addiction. the voice is still there. the look women love about you, you still have it. you still have a voice after all these years. >> first and foremost, we know it is gone. you're not supposed to survive this. you are not supposed to survive crack, especially 22 years of crack. then periodically it was heroin. that should of taken me out too, the drinking and all of that. but my heart was set for god. he knew he had a purpose yet for me. and he knew he would rescue me. this time was a great testimony. it is even bigger and better now, because i have come from something. i slipped forward. i did not slip backwards. i know i will not go to the same things i did before. i will not make the same

my god, you said work. that's a funny word to use. >> larry: "larry king live" cameras got a chance to visit backstage before the show last weekend. watch. i've got friends in low places where the whisky drowns and the beers it chases all the blues away >> it's gonna be good. >> 27th anniversary. >> garth rocks! >> we love you, garth! >> typical backstage. this is nicer than most houses i've ever been in right here. not vegas as much as wynn. he does everything top shelf. i mean, a-1. that's what he does. it's a running joke in the show that most people come here not knowing what to expect. and that's really weird, because when i walk out there, i don't know what to expect either. and it's not a lie. everything just goes from a flip of a coin. >> best ever! >> my god, that was the best frickin' concert i've ever been to. >> seeing garth brooks live, priceless! >> i would like to just spend five minutes alone with him. >> reba mcintire was in the audience. ronnie dunn was in the audience. >> when garth and t

. >> double rainbow, oh, my god. it's a double rainbow, all the way. whoa! oh my god, oh my god!my -- oh, wow! woo! oh my god it's full-on double rainbow all the way across the s sky. oh, my god. too much. tell me what it means. what does this mean? >> jimmy: it's going to be hard to beat. it really is. on thursday night, only one lucky clip, clip of the year. we have a good show tonight, from "tron: legacy," olivia wilde is here. we have mudzic from the goo goo dolls and we'll be right back with kevin spacey, so stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil®. [ male announcer ] there are billions of people in the world. ♪ but only one dad. ♪ show him how much you care with gillette's family of products. ♪ [ male announcer ] there are billions of people in the world. ♪ but only one dad. ♪ show him how much you care with gillette's family of products. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back to oprah's australian vacation. with us tonight, an actres

may god bless you and erma. may god bless the state of west virginia. and may god bless america.[applause] >> i am senator mitch mcconnell from your neighboring state of kentucky, the republican leader of the senate. [applause] and i am here today to represent all of the republican members of the united states senate and paid tribute to your beloved senator, robert c. byrd. 10 years ago, senator byrd honored me in the students at the university of louisville by making a trip to kentucky to share some of his wisdom about the senate. i regret to say it has taken me a decade to return the favor. but i do so with a deep sense of gratitude. not only for that particular kindness but for many others he showed me over the years and for the many valuable lessons i have learned and relearned from the life and example of robert c. byrd. others have talked about his encyclopedic knowledge of history and literature, his courtliness, his profound reverence for the u.s. constitution, his oratory. it is all true. for about a quarter of the time our government has existed, senator byrd stood like

we've got to go to god. we've got to implement the lord in there, not just on inauguration you put the bible. you know? it has to be we've got to pray for all of our leaders. everybody. in the congress and senate, you know, the president, whatever. governor, mayor, police. you know, we've got to mend together as a nation and be a nation and pray for the betterment of our society and so forth. the deficit, what, just pray to god and get his help from on high. host: all right. don, independent, in tennessee. go ahead. caller: good morning and merry christmas to everybody. i guess my topic is on lame duck congress. host: we're talking about predictions for the 112th congress. what do you think? caller: well, sorry about that. i've been on hold for a while. i just hope that they have a conscience and vote in ways that will surp the american people instead of just the taking care of themselves as usual. and act like they are public servants what i was going to comment on . host: what can they do to do, in your ey

nothing strange about hearing god and not the instructor said yogen over the airwaves. would be his last words that reach the flight command. april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one nine o seven am the first man. takes off from the launch pad. radios back a phrase that would in a few hours would be known around the world as his signature line. the first flight lasted one hundred eighty minutes to space craft begin to descend after orbiting the earth that was one of the most complicated phases of the mission because not was to object from the descent module several kilometers above ground. the special features was the seat. of the mechanism was powerful enough to eject. wearing a space suit. now clearly with a certain altitude the entry which was jettisoned. made it possible for the cosmonauts to eject from the spacecraft. good even though this time there was no forest here there were only seedlings in this field they have since grown into total trees on the morning of april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one conover was a six year old girl playing pot

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this is our god, the god who has made a covenant with our tribe. you find it all over the place. it isn't always as sectarian as ... sometimes still is but it's not unknown. it's always struck me as slightly absurd that there would be a special church for english people, although i can sort of see the point. [laughter] it strikes me as positively sinister that pope benedict should want to restore the catholic church to the claim it used to make, which is it is the one true church, and all other forms of christianity are, as he still puts it, defective and inadequate. how this helps to build your future wld of co-operation and understanding is not known to me. if you tell me in the balkans what your religion is, i can tell you what your nationality is. you're not a catholic, you know less about loyola than i do. but i know you're a croat, and a croat nationalist. religion and in fact any form of faith, because it is a surrender of reason, it's a surrender of reason in favour of fah, is a fantastic force multiplier, a tremendous intensifier, i was trying to say, of all things tt ar