praise god, praise god, praise god.now to put a phone number on the screen and i want you to go and i want them to do a countdown of 17 minutes. i have no idea why the holy spirit has electrified my heart for 17 minutes. it's incredibly important that you move toward the phone there in your room. you're off the recliner, reach for the telephone. do it now, do it now. i want you to call the number that's on the screen. do it right now. and this is what i want you to say to our counselor on the phone: "i'm one of the 300, i'm one of the 300." do it swiftly, do it quickly. because delayed obedience is always disobedience. you cannot afford another year like this last year. you need a change. you cannot afford for the next 12 months to be like the last 12 months. and for some reason, i feel like this should be a 90-day faith promise. i really do. and i have no idea why there must be something god's trying to thrust it and i want you to quickly, quickly go to the phone. when you call, say, "i want mike murdock's new book 7 l

and my god? i see now that the loneliness of god is his strength. what would he be if he listened to your jealous little counsels? well, my loneliness shall be my strength too. it is better to be alone with god. his friendship will not fail me, nor his counsel, nor his love. in his strength, i will dare and dare and dare until i die. i will go out now to the common people, and let the love in their eyes comfort me for the hate in yours. you will all be glad to see me burned, but if i go through the fire i will go through it to their hearts forever and ever. and so, god be with me. [commotion] as god is my judge, if she fell in the loire i would jump in in full armor to fish her out. but if she plays the fool at compiegne and gets caught, i must leave to her doom. then you had better chain me up, for i could follow her to hell when the spirit rises in her like that. she disturbs my judgment too. there is a dangerous power in her outbursts. but the pit is open before her and for good or evil, we ca

the protectors of god's gift. live up to this responsibility, whenever we fail to take care of creation and our brothers and sisters then the ways open to destruction, destruction of hearts that are hardened and every period of history unfortunately there are parents who fought death and countenance of men and women. i would like to ask all of those who hold positions of responsibility in the economic political and social world to all of the men and women of goodwill, let us be protectors of creation, protectors of god's plan inscribed in nature, protectors of one another in the environment. let us not allow destruction and death to accompany the advance of this world of ours but to be protectors we also need to keep watch over ourselves. let us remember that hatred, envy and pride de file our lives. the protector are also watching over our emotion, our hearts because they are the very seed of good and evil intentions. intentions that build up and tear down. we must not be afraid of goodness and not even of tender

god says, pack a lunch -- >> we looked to david for god to tell us.id was the median through which god spoke to us. >> so you listened to david believing david was receiving his messages from god. >> correct. if you didn't think god was talking to him, you wouldn't have been there. >> by the end of day two, negotiators have a breakthrough. koresh promises to lead his disciples out, if the feds put his bible lecture on the radio. nationwide. >> i david koresh agree upon the broadcasting of this tape to come out peacefully with all the people. >> clive doyle thinks life for him and his 18-year-old daughter shari will soon return to normal. >> when they're talking about us coming out, i go pack a lunch. tell my daughter, we're going to go out and sit on the grass while they search. i'm still thinking a search warrant. i don't know how long it will take. we might get hungry. we'll sit out there. when it's through, we'll come back home. >> what we're trying to present today -- >> at 1:30 p.m., the sermon airs. >> we see that god has a book. >> one hour on

god says, pack a lunch -- >> we look today for god to tell us.edian through which god spoke to us. >> reporter: so you listened to david believing david was receiving his messages from god. >> correct. if you didn't think god was talking to him, you wouldn't have been there. >> reporter: by the end of day two, negotiators have a breakthrough. koresh promises to lead his disciples out, if the feds put his bible lecture on the radio. nationwide. >> i david koresh agree upon the broadcasting of this tape to come out peacefully with all the people. >> reporter: clive doyle thinks life for him and his 18-year-old daughter shari will soon return to normal. >> when they're talking about us coming out, i go pack a lunch. tell my daughter, we're going to go out and search the grass. i'm still thinking a search warrant. i don't know how long it will take. we might get hungry. we'll sit out there. when it's through, we'll come back home. >> what we're trying to present today -- >> reporter: at 1:30 p.m., the sermon airs. >> we see that god has a book. >> re

i said, god, i ask for your forgiveness. i don't know much about jesus, but i invite him as my only lord and savior. >> reporter: the emptiness and loneliness started to disappear. >> now i have this god, a personal god, that will walk with me, that will carry me through, that will guide me and counsel me and minister to me. so the fear was taken away from me. from then onwards, miracle after miracle after miracle happened in my life. >> reporter: she received a scholarship to another university, which extended her visa. she also moved into a christian woman's home where she was mentored into a relationship with god. rada is married now with a family of her own. she has full assurance she found the true god she was looking for. >> jesus gave me the sense of security and peace and joy and hope. when you really embrace god's love, then there is no fear and there is no loneliness. no more loneliness. and he blesses you. >> george: wherever you are in the world today, maybe you're watching this story, and there are many stories

be protectors of god's gifts.fail to live up to this responsibibilir fail to care for our brothers and sisters, we are open to destruction and hearts are hardened. tragically, in every period of history, there are her rods who plot death, wreak havoc and mar the confidence of men and women. please, i would like to ask all those who have positions of responsibility in economic, political and social life and all men and women of good will. let us be protectors of creation. protectors of god's plan inscribed in nature. protectors of one another and of the environment. let us not allow omens of destruction and death to accompany the advance of this world. but to be protectors we have to keep watch over ourselves. let us not forget that hatred, envy and pride defile our lives. being protectors then also means keeping watch over our emotions. over our hearts. because they are the seat of good and evil intentions. intentions that build up and tear down. we must not be afraid of goodness or even tenderness. here i would a

it is a hope built on the rock, which is god. to protect jesus and mary, to protect the whole of creation, to protect each person, especially the poorest, to protect ourselves, this is a service that the bishop of rome is called to carry out yet one to which all of us are called. so that the star of hope will shine brightly. let us protect with love all that god has given us. i employ the intersection of the virgin mary, st. josephs, st. peter and paul and francis, that the holy spirit may accompany my ministry and i ask all of you to pray for me, amen. >> and a very simple homily, in its simplicity, speaking of protection, repeatedly talking about the role of protection, speaking about hope. speaking about power as service. this pope has sent a very powerful message in his simplicity. one that lays the ground work for the kind of papacy he expects to have. the beauty of the created world, respecting god's creatures, protecting the environment, talking about the poor and the weak. showing his humility, talking about authentic pow

when were we with god, because i know we were with god once. and that's what it speaks to me of, and it speaks to me of struggle, of life, and he really hit the nail on its head in his interview with you. >> well, you see, we're starting to draw these threads together. and while i tend to take an expansive view of spirituality and religion, there is a distinctly religious life, and obviously, what rabbi bronstein is speaking of, and dr. lorberbaum are speaking of, is a life where your primary motivational function is religious - that's what motivates you. and we do live in a rather confused time in our particular culture, because you don't really know if the motivations are religious or if they're secular, and probably more than likely, they're secular. karen, i saw you there first. >> and the buddhist would say that life has always been suffering - for as long as there's been humans it's been an equal amount of suffering, and it's the nature of being here as a human. >> and in the buddhist text - we haven't spoken much about that - but there's

god. >> bill: we'll talk to roma >> bill: personal story segment tonight, a big new mini series called the bible on the history channel. ♪ is this a straight play on the scriptures? >> bringing the bible to the screen came with a huge responsibility and one that we took very seriously. we had a great team of school lars and theologians helping us making sure that we told these stories accurately. and truthfully been a believer my whole life and that was very, very important to us. something else that we wanted to do was to make it really, really cool. you know, we have teenagers at home. and hard to get them to read anything. and one of the goals here was to get this generation interested and excited about scripture. and i think we have been able to achieve that. >> bill: when you say you are a believer, do you believe in the bible literally? do you believe that adam and eve were out there and the snake and the apple and all of that business? >> i do, indeed. i believe the truth of the bib

god on money, putting god and maman together. so we really see how many of these issues that ingersoll was dealing with, they mirror the things today. we have no spokesman like ingersoll. and while we have many spokesmen atheists, we don't have anybody who is part of sort of the regular public fabric of the nation who talks about these things from all formats all the time, not in terms of -- i never debates about the existence of god. why would you do tha who are you going to convince? i like to talk about public issues. but we don't have an ingersoll somebody who's that well-known and important, who will come out and talk about the relationship of religion to public issues in this way. >> how do young people respond to you when you say, "i'm an atheist"? what questions do they ask? >> bill, i get asked to lecture mostly at religious colleges, historically religious colleges, whether they're catholic or lutheran or episcopalia not too many of those left, or baptist. i think because they're more interested in presenting a whole ra

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just as our religion is a road to god just as buddhism is a road to god and the more important thing to finding god in this world. >> stephen: how is baseball anything like -- god does not take nine innings. >> but god, like baseball, is timeless. >> stephen: baseball feels timeless. [laughter] >> see now, the key that i'm trying to get at in this book is the fact that -- what we as human beings should be doing is searching for meaning. frequently meaning is that which we can learn and put in a mind, especially a wonderful mind like yours. [laughter] but frequently the real meaning of life can't be put in cognitive terms. there's a word i use in my course and in the book it can't be reduced to words. we experience it. the way we know we're in love, for example. the way we know life as meaning. >> stephen: i like that inhe havable thing because i can say something is true and go, i can't schain it, i'm right though -- i can't explain it. i'm right though. [cheers and applause] and many -- [cheers and applause] >> stephen: i'm ineff able about everything. >> i know. you have put your f

now if jason was to say he was agnostic and was saying well i just don't know if there is a god that i would understand better but atheism is a position that it puts itself against theistic position it's the antithesis of a theistic position now i must say this i still believe it's a it's a belief system because you everybody has to believe one of two things either you believe in an eternal god or you believe in internal matter you only have the two choices and either way you're looking at so soon learned when to start it jump in there isn't a something it's belief it's a point of the program jason your head. i don't know if you want to call it so these are all from and it's all going to let me go to. reply go ahead and we'll go to rob go ahead so lauren lauren said specifically you must believe in god or you must believe in a purely naturalistic world and that's a false dichotomy it's a logical fallacy he also says. he also put forth that atheists have the position that we are holding that there is no god no matter what i already said it's a lack of belief if you approach the world

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they associate with the notion of deity or god. for example, the crocodile god, whose name is sobek. the egyptians did not worship crocodiles, they worshipped in this case the force that they associate with the crocodile, who is one of the most fearsome and powerful enemies that they have in their world. so they want to control that particular essence, and they turn it into a deity that they can worship and offer to and then get back what they want from it. (narrator) the nile's fertile banks and the hills just beyond were home to birds and animals that fed the egyptian imagination. they integrated them into their vision of the world that would follow. like the sun, the sun god re was believed to die each night. he is rejuvenated each day in the form of the scarab beetle. the beetle seemed an apt symbol of rebirth because its eggs were laid in dung, the ultimate form of death and nothingness-- and nonetheless sprang into the preciousness of new life. the egyptians hoped and prayed for certainties-- acy the sud ri, thach mm nile wou

oh, my god! oh my god!h my god! that's when i started to really freak out. oh my god! windows are breaking. >> what? >> windows! get in the closet. get in the closet! >> it started breaking our skylights, which we have six of, that cover our entire house. >> oh my god! >> i'm filming it. >> oh my god! >> stay back. >> oh, my god. okay, get out, get out! >> rain started coming in, glass flying and breaking and limbs hitting and coming through our house. >> it's in my room. it was quite unusual and very scary. >> oh my god, the kitchen windows. oh my god. our kitchen window is broken out. after almost ten brutal minutes of pounding -- >> our front window broke. >> i know. >> the storm ends. >> oh my god. >> residents of oklahoma walk outside to assess the staggering damage. >> there's still huge pieces of hail out here. >> i was expecting lots of dents in the cars. here's a baseball. what i didn't expect was windows totally blown out. >> all the windows are ruined. oh, my gosh. imagine baseballs just pounding

reply go ahead we'll go to rob go ahead so lawrence said specifically you must believe in god or you must believe in a purely naturalistic world and that's a false dichotomy it's a logical fallacy he also says. he also put forth that atheists have the position that we are holding that there is no god no matter what i already said it's a lack of belief if you approach the world in a proper in a proper manner the burden of proof is on the person making the positive assertion the positive assertion is the extraordinary claim that there is a magical being in the sky that created the entire world that is the one that has the burden of proof you know lawrence and other religious people have to prove that to others otherwise the only logical position to have the only intellectually. only position of intellectual integrity is to reserve. is to not accept a position that has not been proven ok rob now go ahead please do as a theist take a position. ok well first of all when many people refer to religion they refer to it as organized religion and that's a big problem with atheism and and why y

where are you now, oracles of the gods? this is the man that oedipus so long avoided in fear of killing him and now he's died a natural death, not killed by oedipus. my dearest wife jocasta, why have you sent for me to come out here? listen to this man. and as you listen, judge how the proud oracles of the gods turn out. who is he? what's his news for me? he's come from corinth with news that your father, polybus, is no longer alive but dead. what's that, sir? enlighten me yourself. if you want me to begin with a simple statement of the facts. polybus is dead and gone. you can be sure of that. was there treachery or the visitation of some disease? oh, with old age, a small weight tips the balance towards sleep. and so the poor old man died of some sickness? and of old age. he'd lived a long time. i'm sorry. jocasta, why should one bother with the hearh of delphic prophecy or the screams of birds in the sky? on their interpretation, i was bound to kill my father. he's dead and buried beneath the soil. i never took up arms ag

god got ahold of me then. and other things that are calling you in college. >> jeff, i can understand how it touches people who are college and younger people. but is it provocative to the point people are mad and criticize you because of what you say? >> yes, there is staunch criticism. where decoit come from. religious people? >> i have to take the critism and say what am i getting crit for . jesus said the same thing and what am i getting criticism for because i am an idio. >> that is tough to sit in prayer, hey, jesus because i am representing you or can i get better and learn to grow here. >> what is your long-term goal? 22 million hits puts you in the strat fear. >> go with rebecca black and all of that stuff. >> your message is better than the rebecca black song is going to be. obviously you have struck a nerve with people. tell me what you hope to achieve long-term. >> i have a huge heart for discipleship. get people to raise their hand for jesus and make cool videos. i want to impact the college demog

god. >> bill: we'll talk to roma >> bill: we'll talk to roma it was the biggest race of the year, and no matteoqat, i was gonna win. someti[js...things happen you just canoi explain. )a ♪ oh, i believe there e angels among us... ♪r> and some things ar more importanthan winning. #% ♪ sent iíwn to us #]from somewhere up(above ♪r2 #o♪hey come to you and me ♪ i don't remember who won the ra that day...r2 ♪ to show usfr how to live, ♪ ... bui'll(never forget how i felt. ♪ to teach us f:how to give ♪ to guide us with the light of love. ♪ >> bill: personal story segment tonight, a big new mini series called the bible on the history channel. ♪ is this a straight play on the scriptures? >> bringing the bible to the screen came with a huge responsibility and one that we took very seriously. we had a great team of school lars and theologians helping us making sure that we told these stories accurately. and truthfully been a believer my whole life and that was very, very important to us. something els

god bless you. >> god bless you. >> wendy: you can show your support for china's church through social media. just post your comments and your prayers on our c.w.n. facebookage. up nexex his conveion to chchst madee t tis man an ououast fromom his ownwn familyly but his f fthfull obedice to the c cl off love wonon themm over. >> wendy: imagine what it would be like if your decision to follow jesus made you an outcast from your family, and even a target for death? that's what happened to the man in our next story. but as ephraim graham tells us, the power of love broke down the barriers and reunited him with his loved ones. the story takes place in ethiopia, and it comes to us from o o friendat e c2ice of t t m mtyrs, cana. c2>> ab dudu and his fatr, sulilin, spendime prarang c2d stutuing the biblee togeer. some might call that a miracle s sce the two dii c2t spk foror nearly c2ar in fact, sulilin's fatr once triri too killll him. whwh c2causat the age 16, abduecided to leave i ilam and fofoow jesus the young man's journeyey of faith ben with a a unexpectct viit. >> translator: i was sl

it's what god says, piers. god is the one who defined marriage, not government, but it's god.t's between one man and one woman. and so to come and try to redefine what god has ordained, what god has blessed and what god has given would be a great mistake for our government and a great mistake for this nation. >> but van jones was saying to me earlier there were times in the earlier part of last century when he as a black change all sorts of race laws in america. and quite rightly. aren't we in the same position here? >> and we have many problems today. but marriage is defined between a man and a woman. and, of course, during the race issues, it was a black man and a white woman or vice versa could they get married. and that was the debate that we had and decided, yes. but, still, that is a marriage between a man and a woman. and we're not two men and not two women. again, i don't make god's laws. god is the one who makes the laws. these are his standards. i bereave there's 190 stations and there is 1 that have improved in the last 10, 12 years, gay marriage. this would be a bi

you don't eat god, you don't digest god. he said that over and over. what is the body of christ, he said? st. paul tells us you are the body of cryings. the people of god, the mystical body, the church is the body of christ. well, i've noticed it was odd that's hardly referred to the fact that he didn't believe that that was the case, and he said it frequently and emphatically. i talked to peter brown, the great expert, and he was told by catholics that oh, august teen -- augustine believed it, but he believed in the early code of the church, which existed, but never applied to what was given out at the agape meal. it applied to the creed, especially. when you were prepared for baptism, you learned the creed by heart. you were forbidden to write it down or to say it out loud anywhere where a nonbaptized person could hear it. that was the innermost secret of the faith, the creed. as i explored it more and more, there's a line of people in the middle ages kind of forgotten now for very good reason, they all had the view that's not really the literal body

it's in the wilderness where they meet god. it's in the wilderness where god speaks to moses.t's in the wilderness where the people get the teachings of the torah. on passover, we're taught to embody the story, to act out the story, and so when we walk through the desert, we really get that idea of freedom, of being out in the wilderness and all the spiritual moments that are possible. i talk a lot about the idea of cultivating the patience to see burning bushes. the idea being that if moses had been called from god and the burning bush today, he would have just walked right by it because his cell phone would have rang. so one of the things that we work on a lot out here is just reminding people to just slow down and just be fully present noticing this amazing environment. our seder has most of the elements of a traditional seder but, ironically, we've taken the "seder," which means "order," out of the seder. we hike a mile and a half up to the seder, we do some teachings along the way. and then we have the first part of the seder underneath the arch. >> on all other nights, w

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

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ways ok lawrence i notice you already want to jump in go ahead atheism means it's latin for without god or you're refusing the possibility of a theistic approach. there's some logical problems with just addressing that it's not just to deny or saying we do we don't need to it's saying there isn't a theistic back. backbone to creation or to whatever surrounds us in nature and so it's more of a position and the problem with atheism i see is that it requires someone to know that anywhere in the whole universe there isn't a god there isn't a theistic process and that's impossible because our knowledge is so small in terms of the universe that we couldn't prosody pronounce ourselves and saying we know that nowhere in the whole universe is no such thing as a theistic there's no such thing as a god now if jason was to say he was agnostic and saying well i just don't know if there is a god that i would understand better but atheism is a position that it puts itself against theistic position it's the antithesis of a theistic position now i must say this i still believe it's a it's a belief syste

god bless america. god bless the church. god bless marriage.ht. >> there has been a lot of talk in the media, putting forth this idea that young people have abandoned the idea that marriage is a union of a man and a woman. that is not true. the people you'll hear from that havese are folks had children speaking and 11 year-old standing up for marriage. and it's bigger focus is on the college campus. it would be difficult place to be standing up for traditional marriage. >> are we having fun ynet? me too. i'm having a blast. thank you so much for being here. 40 years ago the supreme court issues row versus wade. this is the 40th anniversary. we are here with one simple message for the supreme court. do not read define marriage. but not due to a marriage what you did to life. we need to continue the discussion. the elite of washington, d.c. cannot be bothered to notice. if they have looked out the window, and they would have seen a half million people. they would have noticed that the average age of the marchers was about 17. am i right? the pro-

god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, thou who has led us thus far on the way, thou who hasy thy light led us into the light, keep us forever in the path we pray. lest our feet stray from the places our god where we met thee, lest our hearts drunk with the wine of the world we forget thee. shadowed beneath thy hand may we forever stand true to our god, true to our native land. will you please stand and join me in the singing of lift every voice and sing? ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring ring with the harmonies of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resound loud as the rolling sea sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us facing the rising sun of a new day begun let us march on till victory is won stony the road we trod bitter the chasening rod felt in the day when hope unborn had died yet with a steady beat have not our weary feet come to the place for which our fathers died we have come over a way that with tears has been watered we have come

in a church, the people of god. to me, i think is a challenge to raise up and really win them to the lord jesus christ. >> reporter: amazingly, the eldest daughter, the 16-year-old eliza, who is the lone survivor, because she did not go to the party with them, is coping well with their loved ones. >> my father has never quit telling us how good god is. i am happy for my family because i know where they are, in heaven with the lord. i will be missing them so much, but i know god still has a purpose for my life. i will fulfill my dream to finish my studies, and i will do it for them. >> reporter: lucille tellusin, cbn news, phillipians. >> wendy: coming up, she was touched by an angel. now roma downey and her c2sband are putting the bie on tvtv. >> wendy: for nearly 10 years, actress roma downey starred on the tv series "touched by an angel" her husband, mark burnett, is a reality tv pioneer, behind "survivor," "the a apprentice," and "the voice." recently they unveiled what they are calling their most important proje

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but then he had the arguments for the unknown god. or the god that is denied.e god that is rejected or not believed. but there are things that come out of this discussion that are helpful -- >> do you feel a need to -- >> to convert people to atheism? no. the mission, the mission if you can call it that, the mission of atheism isn't to convert people but to put forward our ideas in the public square. we have had some success. i'm not talking only recently but over 200 years to talk about the importance in science and public policy. there are many religious people who are opposed to fact and evidence-based thinking. here's the problem with religion in politics, not just that t have an active view in religious groups shouldn't have an active view in presenting their viewpoints. all public policy has to have a rational that goes beyond the religious. because, saying, for example, gay marriage is wrong because my god tells me so. or, a certain kind of immigration policy is wrong because my god tells me so. or, in the past, slavery is right because the bible upholds