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the 1600s was a god-drenched society. god was everywhere. nowadayses when something tragic happens, we try to console ourselves by saying everything happens for a reason. but for our forebearers, it was literally the case that everything happened for a reason. and the reason was always the same, god willed it so. everything, great or small, reflected god's will. even today our insurance policies talk about earthquakes and floods as acts of god, but for our forebearers everything was an act of god. scientists believed that just as deeply as everyone else. the expression, it just so happens, wouldn't have made any sense to them. so that was one aspect of this all-pervasive belief in god, there couldn't be anything that just happened. but there was another side of things that was just as important if we're to understand the mental world that our ancestors lived in. and that was this: this was a god-fearing society in the most literal sense of the word. the world was a terrifying place. we live with such watered-down versions of these doctrines

most japanese worship millions of gods.anese non christians are learning to think there is only 1 true god. >> movie sister act made it popular in japan. 11 years ago, they saw a fad to teach the japanese about jesus christ. they began holding worship in centers. opening doors for developing relationships between the non christian choir members and members of the church. >> we see lives transformed within the 2-hour session. they are not learning how to sing black gospel music. they are experiencing church because there is fellowship, worship, there is sharing of the word. >> the gospel ministry broke down barriers between christians and non christians. it opened the church and the target of the outreach are the choir members themselves. >> it maybe a slow process, the members testified the black gospel workshops are making them better persons and some convert to christianity. >> i used to have low self-esteem. i studied philosophy and did my rituals but nothing worked. within 1 year in the choir, i learned about jesus when

"the pastors told perry of god's grand plan for texas, texas was the prophet state anointed by god and the governor would have a special role." the new refer ration movement appears to have chosen rick perry as their candidate, as their vehicle for their political goal, which is, of course, you know, world domination, blah, blah, blah. rick perry is announcing the presidential start of his campaign this weekend in new hampshire and south carolina and in iowa after hosting a stadium prayer event with all of these folks and frankly getting away with no one in the beltway media reporting on who those folks are or why they just did the stadium prayer event with rick perry. forrest wilder wrote the cover story on this >>> this is billed as a major announcement this week, and this morning we finally found out what it was, jon huntsman just got the endorsement of bush -- nope, actually, no, not that one. it was -- do we have -- this one. jeb bush jr., the promised major announcement from the jon huntsman for president campaign this week turns out to be an endorsement from jon huntsman by geor

to god? >> it's not the same thing. you're being deliberately -- >> is there any god that you think -- >> i think soccer player theory henry is god-like. you can't equate him to god. >> okay. so you are saying that all the muslim god, the god of hindu, the gods of catholics and protestants are all the same god? even though there are different rules? >> i have an absolute respect for anybody from any religion that has a spiritual and religious conviction and belief in a god-like entity in their lives. >> i mean, how active a christian are you? are as active as garth brooks? i mean, active is a very relative term. >> i agree with that. probably not as active as garth brooks. >> okay. so you're going to have people in the whole spectrum. and the most important part of this book is that i think that proselytizing is really good. i love jehovah's witnesses saying what they believe. if you believe in your god, tell people about it. pray for me. explain it to me. >> what if you were dying, hypotheti

so you are saying that all the muslim god, the god of hindu, the gods of catholics and protestants arehe same god? even though there are different rules? >> i have absolute respect for anybody from any religion that has a spurt he'iritual belief i. >> you are as active as garth brooks? i mean active is a very relative term. >> i agree with. that probably not as active as garth brooks. >> okay. so you're going to have people in the whole spectrum. and the most important part of this book is that i think that speaking up is really good. i love gentleman hoefa witnesses saying what they believe. if you believe in your god, tell people about it. pray for me. explain it to me. >> what if you were dying, hypothetical hypothetically. >> i am dying. >> i could be horrendous to you. so you're dying. >> okay. >> you got a week to live. right. >> do you know this? >> no. >> it will change what i do today. i have other stuff to do. >> don't worry. i'm praying for you so it probably won't happen. >> are you pappy? sometime people like you, they pull a gun and shoot nut face. you're dying, bang. i'm

i'm not smart enough to pass judgment on what god's doing. i'm going to let god be god. all right?ing, i'm not going to question it because, number one, it's insane to do that if you are a believer. if you are a believer, you know, there is a reason for everything in the universe. and if you are not a believer, then i think atheists could probably do better on this poll. you both think the poll is kind of bogus and provocative deal? is that what i'm getting. >> yeah. >> god has been pushed out of so many critical debates about really tough issues that maybe that's why more and more people don't think -- >> bill: i'm a christian and i don't want to be an evangelist here, everybody practiced judeo-christian tradition, of loving your neighbor as yourself, we would have a better world, right? >> correct. >> bill: wouldn't that be it? >> thank you for agreeing with me, uh-oh. >> bill: did i do that? >> i think so. >> bill: i was confused. we discussed on this program government intrusion into the family in a number of ways. and in portland, oregon, a boy 11 years old, hoover, was remove

"the pastors told perry of god's grand plan for texas, texas was the prophet state anointed by god and governor would have a special role." the new refer ration movement appears to have chosen rick perry as their candidate, as their vehicle for their political goal, which is, of course, you know, world domination, blah, blah, blah. rick perry is announcing the presidential start of his campaign this weekend in new hampshire and south carolina and in iowa after hosting a stadium prayer event with all of these folks and frankly getting away with no one in the beltway media reporting on who those folks are or why they just did the stadium prayer event with rick perry. forrest wilder wrote the cover story on this. while energy developement comes with some risk, north america's natural gas producers are committed to safely and responsibly providing decades of cleaner burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self contained well systems and using state of the art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe

god bless.please direct your attention to the stage as we prepare for the michigan congressman thaddeus mccotter. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much for the kind introduction. you know, when they told me they were going to play the video, i was a bit chagrined because in my mind's eye i have a full head of hair. [laughter] but, as children of god, we realize our limitations and our mortality. but as a free people, we must always recognize the greatness within us. this generation of americans has a choice to make. we can focus on the jeopardy, or we can seize the opportunity. we can seize freedom. our nation was conceived as a revolutionary experiment in liberty and self-government. today, we are called to conserve and improve that experiment at the very time all around us we are seeing self government and liberty expand. when we look at our economy, we see stagnation. we see the effects of institutions, be thehy the federal government or the failed bailout banks on wall street that t

views on god and i think that in today's society religion and god in has changed a lot from when the creed was written. you need to that include god because journalism reaches everybody and everybody has a different opinion. host: he basically says fear god as you do your work. guest: i don't think you should put that in there because i dong that you necessarily have to believe in god to be a journalist. you are saying fear god. to some people that doesn't mean anything. i'm not saying that is how i feel but to some people who don't believe in god you are saying fear god and that doesn't mean anything. so, you are not -- it is not an accurate representation of all journalists. guest: i'm from kingston, north carolina. i believe that good journalism you must have the passion for it and of the passion the truth companies. opinion is not necessarily required to make a good story. i think you have to know how to your words in a way of respect so that the public can form their opinion on your writing. that is where the passion comes from and the truth follows. host: what are you going to

"the pastors told perry of god's grand plan for texas, texas was the prophet state anointed by god andhe governor would have a special role." the new refer ration movement appears to have chosen rick perry as their candidate, as their vehicle for their political goal, which is, of course, you know, world domination, blah, blah, blah. rick perry is announcing the presidential start of his campaign this weekend in new hampshire and south carolina and in iowa after hosting a stadium prayer event with all of these folks and frankly getting away with no one in the beltway media reporting on who those folks are or why they just did the stadium prayer event with rick perry. forrest wilder wrote "the texas observer" cover story on this, he joins us next. [ man ] this is my robot butler. say i'm missing england. i type in e-n-g... and he gives me a variety of options. would you like to have a look at a map, my lad? ah, why not? shall we check on the status of your knighthood? yes. again? yes, again, please! thank you. with my digital manservant, i'll never be homesick again. would you like me t

king, god does not send a committee. a committee would never have moved america to move past segregation and jim crow. it took fannie lou hamer and martin luther king and so many other people we know. as i am privileged to travel all around the world as the face of the united states in our commercial relations, i am inspired and tumbled to see that same spirit of self- determination and faith in the work and in the lives of the people, as you have heard from our wonderful ambassador from south africa, and we are witnessing now the breath of dr. king's work come into life in places like libya and egypt and the middle east and north africa. as mothers and fathers all embrace their global principle of self-determination and self empowerment. to me that is the spirit of dr. king's work. that is the genius of the globalness of his message. people intuitively understand to the democratic rights, give people the power to shape our own destiny and our own future. they also understand that increasing individual freedom helps to u

or the son of god. 79% of americans believe in the virgin birth of jesus. how can anyone think that americans's religious faith cannot shunted aside by a dutch flo philosophy pushed aside by personal autonomy. wife edie two daughters apits kaw pale 81. politics yale university american studies with an emphasis on religious and politics. ba some come law day. harvard university ph.d. religioum cum laude. harvard university ph.d. religion. "new york times" magazine. new york book review the "wall street journal" "l.a. times" the washington post. so on.com. three books on white buddhists, recently american jesus, how the son of god became a national icon. red sox die fan and ken u.s. richard plotherow. >> bangor maine 47 years of age. wife na g i sa. jewish. politics independence. wesley 81. london school of economics ms international relations. business week magazine moscow burro chief 4 4 years. the atlantic contributing editor one year and currently. national journal staff correspondent with five cover stories this year. the french were right kerry is a wor

>> god. god. god. death row is a place that brings out the truest human being in you. it makes you realize you can't take nothing for granted. you need to love every moment of each day and praise and thank god for each moment you have out here. for the system to do what it did to me -- i was the only child from my mother. i was a father too. the system didn't see none of that. it did not see me not having a criminal record. it's hard to accept. it's hard to keep on continuing to accept a prosecutor or somebody that wants to sentence swub to death with a system that's corrupt as ours. all right. [applause] >> i want to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors who have made the summit possible. the law firm of brown and furtel and my good friend, dave young, thank you. the criminal trial lawyers association. we'll hear from their incoming president in a few minutes. and also stuart hanlon as well as the bar association of san francisco. so let's have a round of applause for our sponsors today . let's get down to it. so before we get started i want to introduce someone

going back to god and the paragraph, i do not think god should be mentioned they're up in journalism.entioned in journalism. i grew up in a household where god is a sensitive subject because my parents had different views. it has changed a lot from when it was written. i do not think that you need to include god. journalism reaches everybody. everybody has a different opinion. >> he is saying to fear it as you do your work. >> to some people that does not mean anything. i'm not saying that is how i feel. for some people, you're saying fear him and it does not mean anything. it is not an accurate representation of all journalists. >> i'm from north carolina. i believe good journalism must have the passion. after the passion, the truth comes. opinion is not necessary to have an accurate story. you have to know how to pick your words in a way of facts so the public can form an opinion. that is where the passion comes. that is how the truth follows. >> what would you do in 10 years? >> i want to travel the world and tell stories. i believe that journalism is giving a voice to those who ha

i thank god -- a [applause] i think god for what he has done.od has mightily put his hand of blessing upon this nation. we can never think that we did this ourselves. it was almighty god who gave this to us. [cheers and applause] we are social conservatives. we are fiscal conservatives, and i am one. i am a former federal tax lawyer. my husband and i started our own successful company. i get it, how to turn the a economy around. we think it is a good idea to turn a profit. [cheers and applause] and we agree with the declaration of independence which said we have the right to the pursuit of happiness. the founders designed that to be we have the right to keep the fruits of our own labor. what a concept. [cheers and applause] and as president of the united states, i will stand for life, marriage, and the right for you to keep the fruits of your opponent labor. [cheers and applause] -- of your own labor. nationale alolso security conservatives. we love this country. we love our brave men and women who served this country with respect and admiration

god bless you, god bless iowa and the united states of america. [applause] >> let's give an iowa welcome to the iowa energy forum. >> ladies and gentlemen, the following are iowa citizens speaking about the importance of america's energy security. >> my feeling has always been we are short. people talk about it. i don't think we're short on energy. i believe there's enough energy on the soil and in the oceans to supply us for many, many years, and we don't even know how much is there. >> it's very important to the state of iowa. one in 11 people of the state of iowa receives a paycheck because of the trucking industry. and the trucks for delivery of good delivered on a daily basis. not only for the trucking industry, but for everybody in the united states. energy is important to our livelihood. it's important to our economy, and it needs to be the number one priority among lawmakers and decision makers. >> what's important is if we're looking at where our source of crude oil, where we get it in the world that we look first at what's in america. my

he did not have proof because god warn the faithful and god does not love the aggressors. so you know, in every instance be much fantasists forced upon him. but he returned to mac guy. he started forgave everybody there in spite of the fact they were fighting him. and generally he signed a number of peace treaties and he was very untapped at bringing about reconciliation between the tribes on the peninsula. so to think of him as a warlike figure is a misconception. and then those funds especially think i'm half the center of peace and love and their conception is even more like. so basically now, turn from the quran and the prophet mohammed to the history of islam which is all the best. he says that scholars long ago disposed of the problem became the best into conflict or hasn't been any other world religion. islam cannot. the specific date. and if you look at the actual history of islam and for example the largest concentrations of muslims in south asia is in bangladesh. is in bangladesh. is in bangladesh. is in bangladesh. the religion has a concentration impact and. pa

be the theory of everything an equation one inch long which would allow was to cold read the mind of god one theory which would describe everything from the big bang formation of the stars the galaxy people maybe even love and i said to myself that's for me that's what i want to finish a unified field theory and then with this string theory my recollection it's been some years of american action is that the the original objection or problem with it was that it required a time to mention a multiverse or universe ahead. if if you can translate that into english and tell us how you've solved that or how close you may be to that. fascinated by curious. string theory we think is it it is the leading and only candidate for a theory of everything it says that everything we see around us is nothing but little tiny vibrating rubber bands and when they vibrate in one mode it's an electron when you trying it and if i put it in another mode it turns into a neutrino or a cork or any of the thousands of subatomic particles we see so physics is nothing but the harmonies you can write on these tiny vibr

i swear to god. [ laughter ] >> no. i not at all, right? >> jimmy: oh, god.ol filter. [ laughter ] all right. right now you are 0 for 2, so -- [ silly whistle ] oh, you know what that means? you know what that sound means? it's times for double trouble. [ laughter ] i'll ask you a question, and you answer correctly you win 200 bucks man. yeah, yeah, if you answer incorrectly, your friend gets two strips of chest hair waxed off. [ laughter ] the category is an easy one. ready? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's numbers. here's the question. i'm thinking of a number between 1 and 1,000. [ laughter ] what is it? look at me. >> 27. >> jimmy: 27. okay. your answer is locked in. however, since this is double trouble, you may be having second thoughts. so i'm going to offer you a second chance, a chance to change your answer if you want. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. i strongly suggest that you take it. [ laughter ] what will you be changing your answer to? [ laughter ] >> 250. >> jimmy: 250. [ buzzer ] so sorry. it was actually 27. [ laughter ] you should have stu

god does not like the aggressor. then there is god forbid you to fight those who fight not your faith and who do not drive you out. be just and kind to them for god loves the just. so, you know, there are enough passages that i came around in the koran itself that sort of enjoin people to be nice, to be kind and not only toward muslims, but toward all people. and, of course, there is the concept of the people of the book in the koran which includes christians and jews, and muslims also sort of, you know, they believe in the old testament. so there is this interfaith notion in islam. now, whether muslims follow it in their daily practice depends, of course, from individual to individual. there is a renowned comparative scholar, karen armstrong, and i love the quote that she has. the koran is adamantly o opposed to the use of force, it recognizes the ability of all rightly-tided religion and praises all the prophets of the past. she's an ex-nun. she's written a book on the islam prophet muhammad, i mean, just incredibl