. >> we have god. we have messiah jesus. we have spirit of god.have power of gospel that can help us. >> reporter: and the help from god these men seek is to understand each other better and bring a greater unity among messianic and palestinian christians. the reverend is behind the effort. his ministry helped bring nashat, leat and others together for a meeting in israel. >> i am very biblical. >> reporter: it also invited them to the u.s. for a second meeting to tell american leaders of their efforts. >> we are cool to be peacemakers. >> reporter: their motivation is found in the second chapter of ephesians, they it reminds the apostle they were once alienated from christ. but christ believed in bringing jews and gentiles together. for he, himself is our peace, and who has broken down in his flesh the dividing wall of hostility. >> we are one body of christ. you are my brother in christ. you are -- it is not just a word. it is reality. you are more dear to those who are culturally related to me. because you are in faith related to me. >> reporte

with the knowledge of god and the righteousness and god, i can stick close to god and fight this battle>> reporter: where ezekiel's prepubescent precociousness can get him in trouble is with a lot of people his age. >> a lot of people will say, what happened to you, are you still ezekiel in there, are you still zeke in there? i say, yes i am, but i'm different in my spirit. >> reporter: have you ever been bullied. >> a couple times in elementary school. >> reporter: what do kids say to you? >> you're a punk. a loser, you're weird, freaky, stuff like that. >> reporter: how did you deal with that? >> go about my way. >> reporter: ignore them? >> ignore them. >> reporter: in fact, the bullying got so bad his mom pulled hill out of school and started home schooling him. this may be a lonely road at times as ezekiel are himself said from the pulpit, being a christian is never either. >> if you are eye strong christian, you can put on the breast plate of righteousness. the whole and full of god. >> reporter: do you ever look at other ledge-year-olds and say, i wish i can do what they do? >> n

they are god's. in this tradition that is one of the most horrible things a person could actually say. they say i am a god. there is one god that rules us. you are just another human being. as subject to that higher law. there are different formulations and different religious traditions and that idea of the higher law. actions which we associate with philosophy and law of wisdom and systematic investigation of the world to begin to try to look for regulation and behavior. out animals walk, how heavenly bodies move, what is the regularity involved in that, people begin to say is there a pattern that we can begin to understand? think about astronomy for example. rationalized the appearances is the goal of astronomy. to show there's some regularity. the planets been the wanderers, the heavenly bodies that seem to zigzag around the sky. , as that possible? astronomers try to come up with models on epicycles and copernicus as we get the same appearances by displacing the earth from the center and putting

and i was jumpy and i felt like god told me.eving you dreamed of but everything you need for this point in your career. i was glad to get that from god in the tunnel. i came out of the tunnel different and i had a moment that i will cherish. regardless of what place i was in and getting the take in the crowd and huge stadium and relishing that moment. >> and one of the things i admired about you, ryan. you articulate your faith clearly. very capably there is a lot of athletes that are afraid to do that. you are not. you are quoted as saying your coach is good. explain what you mean by that. >> a couple of years back in 2010, i felt like god told me to take the next step in my faith and where i was dependent on hear his voice and the way to have him do that is for him to be my coach i stepping out and following his lead. i don't think every christian needs god as the coach. but they should be desperate to hear his voit and intimately connected with him every single day having him as my coach is helped me to hear his voice every d

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with god. in the genesis, god made things that were good he made light and he said that was good -- he made light, and he said that was good. he seek -- he made water, and he said was good. he made trees and plant life, and he said everything he made was good. he then looked at man and said it is not good for man to be alone. in the second chapter he put man to sleep, it took a break out and made a woman. he did not make another man, but he made a woman. man and woman can only supply and fulfil the need that is lacking in each other. so, same-sex marriage -- it is impossible to fulfill the needs in each other. it might last for a while, but to fulfil the need that god has planted in a man, it has to be a man and woman. jesus reiterated that in matthew when he said a man should plead to his wife. it is impossible for a man to be a wife and a woman to be a husband. again, the book said he should leave his father and mother and plead to his wife, and not his partner, but his wife, and they shall b

call god. and say, hey, i'm here. help me. forgive me. that's the way we all need to do. >> reporter: the olympic 5k runs 12.5 laps. the next four require perseverance, but it is in lopez's last lap and a half when he prepares to strike. then, in the final straight-away stretch, the focus is his alone. >> oh, god, help me. just give me one more strength. 80 metres to go, and then you strike. strike hard. basically that's when you say, hey, i'm doing this for joy. i'm doing this for god. i'm doing it for everything that means so much to mean. i'm running, closing my eyes, visualizing everything, how i went through, running away from people, like rocks, sticks breaking into my skin. while i was running barefoot with my sunday best clothes that i had, jesus did help me. and jesus did help me with my race. i'm not at the finish line yet. i'm just in the middle of the race. >> george: that's great. lomong's foundation works with the christian ministry world vision to bring clean water, health care, and education to south sudan. you can help sp

god has done something.umbers -- abu saif has been cut in half, and the christians that are staying there, like the mayor and that pastor, and the praying people, are making a difference. they still have a long way to go, but as you can see, that place is so beautiful. and it is time. we need to keep praying for basilan island. that part of the philippines needs our prayers because they still have a real enemy. it is great to go back there. if you want to learn more about the work of the church in the philippines, please visit my facebook page at facebook.com/wendy griffith cbn. . >> george: hillary clinton says world leaders must act early to stop potential genocides. she says the u.s. and others must act, quote,"before the word is said and the match is struck." the secretary cited bosnia, rwanda, and sudan as examples of genocide that could have been prevented. more than two million people died in sudan's 20-year civil war. that war ended with a peace treaty. that's the creation of a new nation last year c

, and in god we trust.eign forever and ever, amen. [applause] >> the chair recognizes the delegate from michigan for the purpose of making the motion. >> mr. chairman, mich., and the birthplace of an romney and mitt do nowit moves aheathat we adjourn. >> thank you. >> now on the motion to adjourn, all those in favor, say aye. ayes have it. the republican national convention stands adjourned. [applause] ♪ america ♪in ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ living in america ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you are watching the delegates on the floor of the tampa bay times forum of the 2012 republican convention, having nominated mitt romney as their candidate for president in 2012. we are going to open our phone lines to get your reaction to governor romney's acceptance speech. we will also be taking tweets. you can be part of our process. also go down on the floor to hear the reaction from some of the delegates. that is where we are going to start. >> ohio is a key battleground states. what did you think of the speech to

oh, god.h, god. >> this is making me sick. >> this is hard to watch. >> i love it. >> it's not going down your throat. >> even in your mouth. >> is his mouth going to glue together? it is going to glue shut? >> he's going to get insanely constipated? what happens with that much glue? it took him about a minute to get the bulk of this glue out. most of it. but, he's drinking all of it until it stops dripping from the bottle. he's got a ways to go, still. there we go. >> he is just -- he's too much, man. he's super weird. >> the weirdest pson,ever. it f. we are glad you spent time with us. see you next time.

why don't you believe in god? >> well there is no proof that god exists. >> reporter: to it's actually called camp quest. it's where hundreds of nonbelieving parents send their offspring. to re-enforce their passionate lack of belief in the divine. this is ella, age 9. >> if he were to come down and do something really amazing, i would be able to accept that he exists. >> reporter: heady stuff for summer camps. >> you guys are united here in your unbelief? >> yeah. >> reporter: but it's time to spend time with people like them selves. >> i don't have any atheist friends. i would like have go to a friend's house and have dinner and not have to pray. >> all my friends are christian. sometimes i do get bullied because of that. because i'm atheist. >> this is really sumer nice to be here and not have to limit yourself. and no that you will not be bullied or hurt. >> reporter: the camp rents the camp from another camp. so masking tape hides the word "lord" or "god" and it replaced by words like flying spaghetti monster

oh my god! the car was just struck by lightning! oh, my god! oh my god! holy [ bleep ]. it was like somebody had smashed concrete blocks on the back of my truck. it was this loud shattering sound out of nowhere, with no warning whatsoever. oh! it shot like orange and purple sparks out over the front of the windshield. it instantly filled the interior of the truck with smoke. i swore my head off. >> the car was just struck by [ bleep ] lightning! i was terrified because i realized what had just happened. oh my god! holy [ bleep ]. i thought i was going to be electrocuted or suocating in smoke. i totally thought i was going to die. so i absolutely panicked. >> even for a battle-scarred veteran storm chaser, taking a direct hit like this is a bone- chilling moment. >> i started honking on the horn because there was an rv in front of me. i thought i would try to get their attention, but they just sped on ahead, and i actually don't blame them at all because they might have thought that they were next. >> alone, john pulls out his cell phone. >> i need to stop. i need to call

oh, god.st the sheer panic that i had never felt before in my life. >> without hesitation, cousin craig jumps over the fence and lunges toward elena as she rolls toward the cliff's edge. >> it was just terror. i didn't think he was going to be able to grab her. i really felt when i reached the fence that i was going to see her on the ground. >> in the nick of time, craig reaches elena and stops her from plummeting down the jagged cliff. >> she had just grabbed on to a little bit of grass and a little bit of weeds that was there because she was at the part that kind of went like this at that point. and she was just starting to stand up. she would have fallen right back. >> during the fall, elena grabs at the other little girls knocking her cousin's shoe off. the other children are frightened. elena is shaken. >> laney was crying. >> did you get that on video? >> no. >> one of the other girls was crying because when she fell she tried to grab the other girls. could have been a lot worse. she cou

god is creator. god is judge in god is giver. now, if these men were tedious, this definition of god and the founding document does not save. it does not fit the idea of the watchmaker god who winds up in the months ago if you watch the baby do something else. this is a god that intervenes in the world. this is a god who answers prayer. this is a god who created you. this is a god who gave you your right. this is a god who's going to judge the world one day. this is a god who gave us our laws and this is the god who protects us. so this is not what many cyclery suggest were shut. that is not to say founders are orthodox christians. i don't jefferson was an orthodox christian. many of the founders disregarded things like marigolds of the trinity. they rejected a lot of christianity. i suspect sounded not as much as we think that we always focus on people like thomas paine, ben franklin when maybe we should focus more than 97 and out of 100 men in williamsburg who were altars in their church. they probably have more in fact ultimat

i do believe in god. i believe jesus is the son of god. and the bible is the word of god.on to being taught along those lines. >> reporter: but many former students have objections to what they recall was physical abuse at the ranch. >> choking was to be expected at some points. the nerves under my chin, when i went to the marine corps, were dead. >> reporter: former student melissa said one of bob larsson's employees -- >> picked me up under this section of my throat here, and lifted me up and slammed me down on the kitchen table, and basically held me down and told me that i was a drug addict and i was never going to amount to anything. >> reporter: some former employees at the ranch say they witnessed such abuse. >> i know that it caused extreme pain, because when i saw the kids were wrenching and screaming because of the pain of what had happened. >> reporter: bob larsson says satan is behind the more than one dozen former students or teachers we talked to who allege abuse. >> they persecuted christ and he was perfect. i know i'm not perfect. the bible said you can exp

>> oh, my god! >> oh, my god! holy [ bleep ]. >> look at that. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> one, two, three four. >> is that camera on? >> oh, my god! >> yeah. whoa! >> oh, my god, dude! >> watch out, dudes. don't let that thing on this boat. >> jimmy: good thinking. . i love to hear people -- when people shot a shark, they get very excited. this is a video we showed a few weeks ago of a woman who had her fish stolen by a shark in myrtle beach. listen how nuts she goes. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> oh! it's all mine! it's all mine! get it. son -- it's a shark! >> it's a shark! a shark! it's a shark! >> jimmy: it's the same -- that is a shark voice. that is a shark voice. other animals don't elicit that level of excitement. you would not here that screaming for something like that. >> oh, my god! >> jimmy: see, it doesn't really fit. president obama had an event in new orleans last night. she was speaking to members of national urban league. he gave young people there a lecture about competing with kids in other country. >> you're competing against young people in beijing and ban

and god bless america and the pledge of allegiance, one nation under god. and we don't want anybody taking that away from us. you know, there have been lawsuits even against the pledge of allegiance. they have not succeeded with those yet, but who knows? if one of the greatest powers of the president is the power to appoint judges. if obama

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that book is about god. god kept me alive in a womb, when my mother tried to abort me with coat hangers twice. god kept me alive for the first two years of my life when nobody gave a [ bleep ] whether i lived or died. god showed me where that sidewalk was when i started dancing, i got out here, 5 years old, stood in front of mgm and i said, i can do this. i walked in there and three years later, i starred in my first film. >> i am curious, it's in the book and a powerful testimony in your life, i think, the relationship you had with your parents because from what i've read about that relationship, they didn't care for you, they didn't love you. you had -- >> i was pain in the -- to them. they had two children, then they had two abortions. then she got pregnant again but she really got pregnant with my uncle across the street because that's who she was always in love with. so now she's pregnant with me. he says to her, go to hell, he runs off. now she hates me. my father hates me, because in his heart, he kno

and " god completely in every way and god will pulled you into the plus. >>> thanks for being with us today was a blessing. and thank you for joining us come back again. >>> welcome to bay sunday i'm your host it's good to have you with us. we're all about books today with three incredible authors and chatting with the red cross about blood donation. if you want to connect with us we would love to hear from you at cbs san francisco dot com click on connect with of the information to get to links and e-mails and our first guest is an award winning journalist and author of two self published tunnels discovered her passion for his second book while walking 1,500 km from room to israel with% while he was on the pillow pilgrimage. she recounts the landscapes and the people and the emotion she experienced discovering how to love herself in the process. here to talk about her book my pilgrims heart please welcome stephanie. so you're in the back end of the u.s. tour and i take it you didn't walk. >>> but you did walk an awful long way. >>> at the train around the u.s.. >>> let's talk about y

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i cannot explain to you what god has done in my life. >> reporter: she has god to thank for her transformation this momentous evening. >> we really looked forward to this night because we see our women being liberated, being emancipated. >> reporter: she runs a women's center, a christian ministry that takes in, rehabilitates, and empowers scores of young women at risk. almost two years ago, rupa came to the center looking for help. here she got counseling, learned how to speak english, took sewing and computer classes, and eventually had her dignity restored. and she also met dozens of other women like herself who had similar life experiences. >> what i would like to personally communicate to them, is that i would never, ever give up on any one of those women. no matter how many times they fall because i know it is a struggle for them. >> reporter: today the center is just one of a handful of christian ministries operating here in india, trying desperately to rescue thousands of women from human trafficking and sexual bondage. for many of these women, such ministries are a lifeline to a bette

we're shaking our fists at god. nonsense.y've been using the bible and god for as far back as you can possibly recall. to justify whatever hatred and intolerance they want: you think they didn't do this on interracial marriage? of course they did. and the laws that made interracial laws possible and the laws against it unconstitutional? originally in virginia that case lost. they said it's fine to keep it illegal. that judge coated from a scholar in the 18th senator. he said, almighty god created the races white black yellow, ma lay and red, and he placed them on straight continents. the fact that he separated the races shows that he did not intend for the races to mix. they have been using the bible to justify whatever hatred that they wanted to do forever. they also used it on slavery. they used to quote this all the time back in the name of the pastors in the south. here are the verses. slaves obey your earthly masters with fear and trembling. that's from the bible ephesians 6:5. also tell slaves to be submissive to their

oh, god. oh, god. >> this is making me sick. >> this is hard to watch. >> i love it. >> it's not going down your throat. >> even in your mouth. >> is his mouth going to glue together? it is going to glue shut? >> he's going to get insanely constipated? what happens with that much glue? it took him about a minute to get the bulk of this glue out. most of it. but, he's drinking all of it until it stops dripping from the bottle. he's got a ways to go, still. there we go. >> he is just -- he's too much, man. he's super weird. >> t the weirdest pson,ever. it. we are glad you spent time with us. see you next time. >>> they gathered to pray for friends and entered perry hall high school one day after a shooting changed their lives forever. >> an emergency closure of the westbound portion of the bridge. >> coming on the anniversary of scatter cat, that's very haunting. >> all eyes are on isaac as it grows larger and become as hurricane. we'll continue to monitor it. >>> first, the school day has ended

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you will spend an eternity in hell, worshipping a false god! well that just got weird. (laughter) leviosa ♪ we ran a mile before breakfast ♪ ♪ sure, i had a salad for lunch ♪ ♪ but a miller 64 at dinner? ♪ oh yes, 'cause i've worked off my paunch ♪ ♪ 'cause we live a life of balance ♪ ♪ and no one can say that we're wrong ♪ ♪ so here's to good miller, who cut out the filler ♪ ♪ and made a beer worthy of song ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 (cheers and applause) >> jon: if you eat at a chick-fil-a you might have noticed a recent adjustment to its menu. >> at chick-fil-a the menu offers up sandwiches, nuggets and strips but to critics these days it also includes a side order of bigot ree. >> jon: and a dipping sauce of intolerance a long with a hatred fribble. >> the chain has become a lightning rod for controversy after its president dan made it clear he believes marriage should only be between a man and a woman. >> i think we're inviting god's judgement on our nation when we shake our fist at him and s

do you feel -- >> he's your god too. >> okay, does god forgive you? >> god forgives all.less. >> 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