in this case, god.nd as many of you like to think, you're sitting around with so much potential, but you're never fulfilling what you were created for. and you were created for a relationship with god. >> george: more than 2,000 aussies attended the weekend meetings in orange. afterwards, graham held a series of reality gatherings in lithco and sydney. >> wendy: in 1853, a young english man board a ship for a five-month voyage to the other side of the world. when he arrived in china, james adopted native dress and a pony tail. he went on to found one of the most influential missions in the 19th century. now the town is inviting the world to come and visit. >> reporter: barnsley authorities unveiled markers on hudson's birthplace in both english and chinese. they hope to entertain visitors. >> they are free to travel, and they're free to worship christianity. we want to say welcome. >> reporter: hudson taylor founded the china taylor mission. during his lifetime, taylor recruited 800 missionaries, and st

he said, god, why have you foresaken me? so we have a god that was foresaken by god.o in a way christ was even an atheist at one point. >> interesting. pretty subversive things here. and here's a quote from the renowned physicist stephen hawking. he told "the guardian" i regard the brain as a computer which will stop working when its components fail. there's no heaven or christmas eve life or broken down computers. their a fairy story for people afraid of the dark. and hawkings said that's his final conclusion. listen. >> my view that the simplest explanation is that there is no god. there is is no one created the universe. and no one directs our fate. >> arguably, one of the greatest minds of our time. do you think people are starting to see heaven as a fairy story? yeah. i think so. i think it started when people started questioning hell. now people question heaven i think what's important is that we don't live for life after death. we have live before death and that we love each other and we focus on helping one another and you don't have to have religion for that

says to take a life is an abomination to god. to take a life that is not god's will. >> u.s. state department has formerly labeled boko haram as a terrorist group. >> i don't know. it is one where we are helping anyone who has called a terrorist. there must be a step further. >> ambassador hopes the cycle of violence will be broken. >> this is where we continue to violence, to hear the voice of mothers, voice of young ones, voice of the people who are less privileged to stop this violence >> charlene israel, cbn news. >> these are just the latest attacks against christians by boko haram. the group is fighting to impose radical islamic law known as sharia. nation. george thomas has that story. ♪ ♪ >> 250 miles from the capital sits the sprawling city of kano. >> i would prefer not to talk about boko haram's activities. >> is that because you are afraid? >> we are all living in fear. >> they are killing our people and want to divide us. >> boko haram's name means the jihad. suddenly attack. stop. country. movement that has the same

a god that was forsaken by god.n christ was an atheist. >> i want to show you a quote from steven hawking. he said i regard the brain as a computer which will stop working when its components fail. there is no heaven or after or broken down computers that. is a story for people afraid of the dark. he has come to this final conclusion. that's his final conclusion. >> you have the simplest explanation is that there is no god. no one created the universe and no one directs our faith. >> arguably one of the greatest minds of our time. do you think people are starting to see heaven as a fairy story? >> yeah, i think so. i think it started when people started questioning hell. now people question heaven. what's important is that we don't live for life after death. we have life before death. we love each other and focus on helping one another and you don't need religion for that. for some of us it's a comfort and for some of us it's shown us a new world. i'm obsessed with the idea of grace because of the bible and the chur

hagel called the god state that, the state could do all of the things that god would do, if god actuallygod. if you read liberal or leftist philosophy, it is always about putting man in the place of god whether the bulshevics or progressive, it is trying to make the here and now like the hereafter, and the problem is you cannot do that. you cannot create a heaven on earth. the perfect society is reserved for the next life, not this one. [ applause ] this is something all conservatives of whatever faith fundamentally understand that weer built from the crooked timber of humanity and that the state cannot straighten it out. if you read liberal philosophy, john rawles says the way to imagine a decent society is to imagine you are creating it from scratch and you didn't know where you were going to be born into that society. he calls it the veil of ignorance and says you would create a just society if you thought you might be born the lowest person in that society, would you want to hedge your bets and that's how you should design a society. there are a couple of problems. first of all it ex

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god bless you all. god bless our navy. god bless this bright nation. you, ladies and gentlemen. >> to honor our vaet rans, decreed this day 4, june tweshgts, battle of midway commemoration day. in recognition of the honored veterans joining our ceremony today each will receive a proclamation signed by admiral greenard. will the guests please rise. attention to proclamation. 4 june, 2012. proclamation by the united states navy's chief of naval operations. whereas the united states navy recognizes the battle of midway annually on its anniversary and commemorates that day as an opportunity to remember our navy's proud maritime heritage and traditions. whereas members of the united states navy are extremely proud of their contributions to our nation's security and now take time to renew and build upon our obligations to preserve our rich naval heritage and history. whereas we recognize the need to carry forward the legacy of the many heroes of the battle of midway who have spoken to our sailors and to public -- to the public about their contributions, the

god is on our side. god's not on man's side. we must be on his side. [ applause ] let me though you two more things. actually four. this is in 1771. this is not the originical cover. this is the book "the inefficacy of preaching." this was actually first printed in paris, 1771. they're starting to ramp up towards the revolution. and what is the message? it's the preachers. it's the churches. because the churches had gone wrong. because the churches had become about the government. they were an arm of the government. and so they could make the case. it's the churches. but this is an awful, awful evil book. let me just read the last, the last couple of pages here. let i be so, ebb joy the moimts which heaven's forbearance grants you. drink deep the cup of inequity. intoxicate yourself with the poison of destructive flatterers until all the people discovering nothing respectable in the rich and grant, insult and molest and to spoil them and their possessions til all therd os of the state running headlong into each other under the w

and so, that's when i just had to say, "okay, god, i am not in control. the doctors are not in control. but you are in control, and you are going to have to fix this, if this is what you want." >> and when he finally did wake up, for two months, he didn't know his wife. he didn't even know who he was. >> but when our kids walked in the door, he gave them a hug, and he called them all by their pet names, and so the kids began to cry, not because of what they saw, but because it's dad, he does know me, when the doctors were saying we don't think he'll know you. >> i didn't know what i looked like. it couldn't have been good, and they don't see that. they don't care if i have teeth or not or my jaw is out of shape now or anything else. what they cared about is i was still alive. i was stilwith them. >> judith markelz says the families themselves need support. >> this is not a singular effort. it involved families, children, wives, mothers. an injury or a death is like dropping a rock in the water, and the ripples go forever, and they affect everyone with who

>> oh, my god!> the reports say he stroked her body and said stay still, i won't make you pregnant this way. >> what? >> the doctor then tries to kiss her on the mouth. and this is where the woman reacts. >> are you ready for the story behind this video? >> oh, yes. >> this hidden camera was, according to reports, set up by an italian show. according to some reports this woman was part of the undercover operation. so after this television show crew sees this footage, they then go in with the microphone in hand and the main host confronts this doctor. >> oh, my goodness. >> the doctor, of course, is agitated. this reporter is not giving up. the doctor gets more and more and moorare agitated. >> dr. feel good is not happy now. >> but as you can see now, we've got more than one corner. >> he hooked him right across the face. you see him rip some cables off of the camera? watch what he ends up doing. he chases this entire crew out into the parking lot. he's still got the cables in his hand he ripped op

stephen: is there god?say? >> there's no evidence for god. there's no evidence for god. >> stephen: let me ask you something-- if there is no god, okay, if there is no sin called god, if he is nothing can't something come from him? ( applause ) >> lawrence kraut, thank you so much. lawrence kraut "the universe from god." we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's it for the report. i want to thank lawrence kraut. the book is captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> june 21, 20 twelve, from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hey, everybody. welcome to the "daily show." my name is job stewart. wow, do we have a show tonight. our guest tonight, bassem youssef. ( cheers and applause ) you hear that? the crowd from egypt goes wild. a sat tirist from eegypt,

god bless you all. god bless our navy and god bless this great nation.hank you, ladies and gentlemen. [ applause ] . sxwr. >>> to honor our midway veterans, they have declared this way as battle ofmyway commemoration. joining our sir moan any, each will receive a proclamation signed by admiral grainert. please rise. attention to proclamation. battle of midway proclamation, 4 june, 2012, a proclamation by the united states navy chief of naval op per are racials, where as the united states navy recognizes the battle of midway annually and remembers the proud maritime heritage and traditions. members of the united states navy are extremely proud of their contributions to our nation's security and now take time to renew and build upon our obligation to preserve our rich naval heritage and history. we recognize the need to carry forward the legacy of the many heroes of the battle of midway that have spoken to our sailors and to the public about their contributions to the navy and our nation. where as, we view the challenges of the future by understanding the

stephen: is there god?vidence for god. there's no evidence for god. >> stephen: let me ask you something-- if there is no god, okay, if there is no sin called god, if he is nothing can't something come from him? ( applause ) >> lawrence kraut, thank you so much. lawrence kraut "the universe from god." we'll be right back. your contact lenses fast, so you walk to your mailbox, not to your car. you also save money so you can buy a new shirt. mailbox no car (game show buzzer) new shirt order now at 1-800 contacts, also at walmart.

stephen: is there god?say? >> there's no evidence for god. there's no evidence for god. >> stephen: let me ask you something-- if there is no god, okay, if there is no sin called god, if he is nothing can't something come from him? ( applause ) >> lawrence kraut, thank you so much. lawrence kraut "the universe from god." we'll be right back.

bringing hup to a nation, what one nation the is willing to do despite challenges in a land of many gods. why many african-american pastors are so upset with president obama and how it could make a big difference come election day. the world calls on the syrian government to stop brutal attacks on civilians, hello everyone i am george thomas. leaders from around the world are expressing shock and anger over gruesome scenes of children and women lying dead. little has been done to stop them. u.s. and u.n. officials warn syria, there will be consequences if the attacks continue. john waage explains. >> thousands dead in the syrian revolt that began 16 months ago, the obama administration will not commit american forces to try to stop the killing. former u.n. secretary general corp.yan has been shattered by the armed opposition. u.n. observers travel from town to town. this father is trying to get his family away from the violence. international community banks on the pleas to stop the killing. >> we call on all sides to insure the protection of civilians and e vaks to safe areas and all pa

do you feel -- >> he's your god too. >> okay, does god forgive you? >> god forgives all. fry would not discuss his crimes with us. but our producer pressed him on whether his victims would be as forgiving as he believes god would be. >> what would you say if you showed up to the afterlife and there were the people you victimized? >> hello, brother. you know? when we go to the kingdom of god, there is no anger. there is no strife. all that will be taken from us. ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> the people i have hurt directly, i do beg forgiveness. you know. i've already asked god for his forgiveness. and all i can do is ask you to please forgive me, and if you don't, okay. and you get to live with the power of your own hate. >> fry surprised our crew when he placed his four brutal murders on the same plane as another crime. >> let me ask you a question. is it a greater sin to steal a cracker or to kill someone? god doesn't see it that way. you break one sin, you break all sins. if you are guilty of the least of this, you are guilty of all. so what does it matter what sin you perpetra

they spent a year in the jungle and they asked god for everything. >> i asked god for a drink of water. it didn't matter it was dirty, i drank it. god provided it for us. >> what do you remember most? we hadn't eaten for, i think our 10th day. i didn't know you could live 10 days without food. we had salt and water. we would eat little leaves. i told martin i don't know how much longer i can do this. i always said that. he said gracia, i think we are going to get out of here, i don't know when. >> at noon, june 7th, 2002, shots rang out as the philippine military attempted to rescue them. >> i immediately was shot in the leg. i slid down the hill and came to rest beside martin. he was bleeding from his chest. they saw i was alive and came and started dragging me up the hill. i looked back at martin and he was white. that is when i knew he was dead. they bandaged me up at the top of the hill, called a helicopter and came and lifted me right out of there. >> before their year in captivity, martin was a busy pilot for new tribes mission while gracia supported him and raised their three ch

god is the ground below us.in everything, and so for me i can't prove to you, that's why it's called faith. you know if it was a belief it would be called belief, but for me it's faith. >> listen, a lot of people would come on and say, of course i can prove to you that there is a god. look at the sun. look at the moon. look at the trees. how do you think the wind and -- i was talking to people on social media and i said to them, give me physical proof that god exists, and those were similar answers. i said, what about recorded conversations? physical proof? so -- really playing devil's advocate here, but there is no real physical proof. is there? >> no, no -- i mean, there's not. the sun is a pretty interesting-year-old because it's an amazing thing to study. but, no. there's no physical proof and the thing, though, is, we have to realize, doubt is not the opposite of faith. doubt is actually an element of faith. so you know, that was said by paul tillic and i have to agree with that. you can't have one without

this is my god station.d, god. - very latino. - that spelled "good." - yeah, i heard, when people trip, they, like, talk to god or whatever. wonder if god's a chick, dude. big ol' titties! - yeah! - big ol' god titties! - blah. - yeah. - like, ones that you must respect. - absolutely. - also made a list of questions she's probably gonna want to ask me. - well, adam, how many girls have you slept with? - whoa! you think you're god, bro? - huh? - you're not god, bro! you can't ask me that. - sorry.

god bless you, god bless america. thank god that the supreme court followed the constitution. >> wow, barbara, great. >> senator ben cardin. >> well, first, ben cardin, senator from maryland. and have the honor of serving with senator barbara mikulski and the people of maryland. i want to thank senator mikulski, i want to thank senator harkin, and i want to thank my colleagues here from the house of representatives for their incredible work on behalf of the american people. this is a good day for the american people. they won today. it's also a good day for the rule of law. the supreme court decision affirms prior precedent and confirms the proper role of the congress of the united states. it allows us to move forward with quality, affordable health care for all americans. where health care is a right, not a privilege. we are able to continue to move forward. it allows us to move forward with the reforms, to protect consumers against the practices of insurance companies that would deny them coverage, pre-existing cond

that is who that god is. it was he that was willing to reach down and grasp me up. >> when you became a christian your mother wasn't exactly happy about it. it wasn't like she said i want to come to your baptism. in fact there's a statement we are going to put it up on the screen. it's shocking. it has to be hurtful. this statement she made about you let's get it up on the screen. one could call this, this is when she disowned you, could call it a postnatal abortion on the part of a mother. i repudiate him speaking of you i repudiate him entirely for now and all times, he is beyond human forgiveness. that had to have hurt coming from your own mother. >> governor oddly it didn't hurt that much because of how dysfunctional the home was i was raised in and the number of times that i had done something that was perhaps wrong in her eyes as a child when she had looked at me and said i wished abortion would have been legal when i was carrying you. >> she told you that. >> she told' me that to my face when i was you

>> oh, my god! >> we have the secret behind the magic. >>> the gopro's recording and this guy's hitting 119 miles an hour when he took the turn too fast and this is what happens. >> look what happened. >> that's going to hurt, "right this minute." >>> of course you remember the wild and crazy tornadoes that went down in texas. the videos keep rolling in. in this one, two guys decide to get a pretty close look. i can't believe how close these guys get. >> dude, this is [ bleep ] rid outside. ridiculous. >> you've got to be [ bleep ] kidding me. >> the guy ahead in the video points back to his buddy and says, there's a house -- >> a house. >> that's a [ bleep ] house? >> look, over there. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> apparently this ishe guys rdnd they're surprised it's there. ip guess the tornado picked this house up and put it over there. >> are these guys completely desensitized to the magnitude and danger of these tornadoes? >> i don't know if they had a death wish and 1yu679 got lucky because these guys

god bless you, may you win. eleanor roosevelt. [ applause ] there's a lovely moment in your memoir where you're there, a young student at the university of georgia. the phone rings. and it is james meredith. and james meredith is in the process of trying to integrate the university of mississippi. and at first you don't believe that it's him. but finally you do. and basically he asks for advice from what he calls a fellow traveler. i thought, what advice would you give to the fellow travelers especially the young people today who are defending their own rights or the rights of others? >> again, to go back in history, my grandfather, who was presiding elder in the african methodist episcopal church, used to tell his son, my father, and his other son, my uncle, gets an education, boy, boys. that's going to be the key to your liberation. and i think that is what propels so man black people. but i think if we bring it forward to today, as a journalist, i tend to ask questions much more than i give statements. so my

do you believe in god? well... um... i don't know. i often ask myself the same question. i--i want a... i want a clear answer. do you believe in god? well, i think people should be able to believe whatever they want to believe, really. i know. i know that, but i want to know what you believe. do you believe in god? right, well, um... okay, i think probably... um, you know, when--when i think about it, that there must be some kind of-- ( doorbell rings ) that'll be jake. forgotten his keys again. mommy, do you believe in god? mommy's unblocking the sink, darling. ( car alarm sounding ) hello. oh, hi, angela. i just came around to drop these off-- the spare keys to dad's place. well, come and have a cup of tea. um, well, i can't stop. hi, auntie angela! hiya, ben. are you okay? i've got a bug. oh, well, you look quite healthy. yes, that's one of the symptoms apparently. ah. have you got any chocolate? uh... pete: it'll be tea time soon. sue: not at this rate, it won't. hiya. isn't life too short to be doing t

god is on our side. god is not on man sighed. we must be on his side. [applause] let me show up two more things. actually four -- [laughter] this is from 1771. this is not its original cover. this is a book "the inefficacy of preaching." this was first printed in paris 1771. what is the message? it is the preacher, is the churches. because the churches had gone wrong, because the churches had become about the government, they were an arm of the government and so they could make the case that the churches -- this is an awful, evil book. let me read all last couple of pages. "enjoy the moment which heavens forbearance grants you can drink cup the cup of inequity and intoxicate yourself with the poison of destructive flatters tell all the people discovering nothing respectable in the rich and the great insult and molest and the spoil them and their possessions, until all the orders of the state running headlong into each other under the weight of every vice break asunder the bands of law and concord." that is the last line. it is riddled with this. rise up

for lincoln, god is inscrutable and to presume to know god's will is hubris. here the will of god prevails. in great context each party claims to act in accordance with the will of god but both may be and must be wrong. he's uncertain. you read the preliminary emancipation proclamation. how he made that public is ultimately lincoln understood that the closest that you can come of understanding god's will is to look for signs. that's a classic calvinist understanding. it's hubris to presume to know god's will, but we can look for signs of what god wants. and new eh knew that there was going to be a major battle between lee and mcclellan, which becomes the battle of antietam. with the news of lee's invasion in the upcoming showdown, lincoln actually tells his cabinet that he has entered into a covenant with god. and in this covenant with god, he basically says if union achieves a victory, i will take that as a sign that god wants me to make public this emancipation proclamation. this is from gideon wells, the secretary of the navy. and mcclellan declared a tenuo

and i assure you that the church's symbol bigger and god knows -- only god knows -- how much stronger your congressional black caucus can be. we started with 13 members, then 26, then 32, then 42. there's no limb with the way that color is coming into our country how far we can go. and if they think we're as serious and as powerful as we know we can be, if you're a part of that wind under our wings, today will be a day you will never want to forget. so i know you've got to take your buses, but just look at the members, see which ones up, which ones you live with. i am as serious as i can be. and we will write you back and tell you the issues that we are dealing with. can you imagine what would happen if our chairman gave you a list of issues, asked all you to take a look at which one you think is the best for your church and the best for the community and our country and then one sunday we all, all over this country, pick something that everyone -- white, black, jewish, gentile -- would say, we never thought about that? because i take my seat saying i never gave the chairman a hard ti

what do they have left but their faith in god? >>> also, 50 years after its founding by the late cesar chavez, the united farm workers union is a shadow of what it used to be. >> there is no doubt that we have a lot of work to do but at aiofns gde. lot ai gns. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation, dedicated to its founders and christian religion, community development and education. additional funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement product. that's why we're your retirement company. the estate of william j. carter. the jane henson foundation and corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. an historic vote by the southern baptist convention this week. the nation's largest protestant denomination elected new orleans pastor fred luter, jr. as its first african-american president. the emotional vote was hailed as a significant st

he said he looks forward to taking part, "god willing." he'll then be 88 years old. amid all of this, the u.s. catholic bishops will be holding their semiannual meeting this coming week in atlanta. joining me now are kevin eckstrom, editor in chief of religion news service and patricia zapor, staff writer of catholic news service. welcome to both of you. on their public agenda, the bishops right now don't have a discussion scheduled about the situation with the nuns but a lot of people say they've got to be talking about it, behind closed doors. how big of an issue is this for them and for the church? kevin. >> i think it is a big issue for them, the bishops and the hierarchy have really had a public relations headache on this. this has not played out the way that they thought. people are rallying around the nuns - they're coming to their defense. but i think, really what you are seeing is a bit, not quite a civil war but kind of a civil skirmish within the u.s. church about what it means to be catholic. the hierarchy says you know, you can't stray the line on orthod

you honor god when you take care of yourself. so let's do both together. doing that, people like gail mates found the hard work, become cravings, eating better, became more doable when it was for jesus. >> i would actually start writing in a journal for god to give me strength to help me. >> what would you say? >> god, please give me the strength to eat these foods so that i can lower my blood pressure, so i can lower my diabetes. >> reporter: gail's bod for god weight loss, 65 pounds. statistically american christians are more over weight than members of any other faith. baptists, the most overweight of all. nearly one in three is obese. and so besides bod for god which has spread to hundreds of congregations, there' now karate for christ, body and soul fitness, holy yoga. and on those nights in virginia when they weigh and pray, it's a contest too. honors for the greatest weight loss and a hug from the pastor, who's dropped a hundred punds so far and is still going because he believes god wants more and he's got some more to give. john donovan, abc news,

>> oh, my god. >> ellen: what?come. cute, cute family. so, anyway, by the way, it's ellen degeneres. you know that. >> i know. i recognized your voice. >> ellen: yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> ellen: so, hey, is your husband there with you? >> he is driving his train right now. so he's not. >> ellen: when will he be back? >> he's gone for -- 'til thursday. >> ellen: oh, man. >> oh, my god. >> ellen: so you had to move back in with your parents. i heard that. right? >> yeah. >> ellen: yeah. that's -- that's hard, i bet. >> yeah, being newlyweds. >> ellen: yeah. >> fun. >> ellen: right. yeah, with a little baby there, y'all are sharing a room. you are a cute family. i love where you live. you have a cute home. do you want to know how i know you have a cute home? >> no. >> ellen: yeah, you do. go to your front door. [knocking] >> oh, my goodness. oh, gosh. i watch this on your show every day. >> ellen: well, it's happening to you. [cheers and applause] all right. i'm going to move this along, because i know it's like 20 deg

>> oh, my god. >> two hours. two hours.g. thanks for letting me surprise you today. i hope you'll be very happy and very healthy in this house. >> what are you doing? >> i could get used to that. up next -- >> wait, wait. we've got to thank ali berger. >> she's the one who did all the work. >> who are you, you pretty thing? who is this woman and what is she doing in my bedroom? up next, change starts at home, if you know what i mean. find out how to change the space that reflects on your life after this. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. ♪ i've got a little secret, too ♪ ♪ i've got a mad little crush on you ♪ [ female announcer ] it's always better when there's a little more to love. introducing our silky smooth dove chocolate bar. degree created an antiperspirant that's just as strong. degree clinical protection. up to three times the strength of a basic antiperspirant. degree clinical protection. unapologetically strong. mike's being healt

god bless. [applause] [chanting "four more years"] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> following the rally, the first lady visited mom's apple pie company. she was serenaded by a violinist. this is about five minutes. [applause] >> how old are you? >> six. >> wow, awesome. it definitely is. yes. absolutely. >> hello. >> tomorrow on "washington journal" the retired lieutenant colonel from the center for u.s. security on the security operations in afghanistan. unmanned aerial vehicles are increasingly being used domestically. we will talk to the former exchange securities head on the future of the sec. senator john kyl gave the commencement address at the arizona christian university in phoenix. that took place at the scottsdale bible church. and this is about 15 minutes. >> thank you. thank you all very much. lamb of god obviously had other plans for you. good morning, graduates, a family of graduates, staff of this i