"in the name of god, most gracious, most merciful, praise be to god, the cherisher and sustainer of the worlds. most gracious, most merciful, master of the day of judgment. thee do we worship and thine aid we seek. show us the straight way, the way of those on whom though has bestowed by grace, those whose portion is not wrath, and who go not astray." amen. thank you very much, dr. aasi, for a very interesting interview. >> thank you dr. simmons. >> now we've got a sense here of islam in the united states, and as i may have mentioned, islam has taken over as the number two faith, so we're going to see more and more of islamic activity. yeah, chris? >> i just wanted to make a couple of comments. that was such a profound interview that it really brought up some points here for me is that by facing mecca, no matter where you all right e, really keeps the focus on what you're about, who you are, identity and relationship- all those questions are answered just from praying five times a day in the same direction that every other muslim in the world will. >> i felt the same way. you know, you

god is here.e midst of this sacred gathering in this sanctuary and beyond, different faiths, different races, strangers bound first by loss and pain, but now clinging together in growing strength in a city that has always faced the darkness head on. we are members of one another. a community of resilience. hard pressed, but not defeated. confounded, but not consumed. we are gathered in community, and through the blur of each other's tears and the beats of so many broken hearts, we will rise in community. and face whatever the future holds. resolutely, as one. this is what is demanded of us, and this is who we are. god is here in our resilience. the grit that gets us back up again. and nothing taken will be forgotten or lost in vain. this is how god works. good morning. i am reverend liz walker from roxbury presbyterian church. and i welcome you as we gather in community to help heal our beloved city and this violence weary world. let us pray. creator god, in the beginning, you said, let there be l

individuals who believe in an angry and punishing god and as it turns out believing in an angry god may reveal a variety of mental health related issues in an individual so if you think the believing in god is always good that everything you know is wrong joining me now is dr nevus sultan assistant professor of psychology at marymount manhattan college dr silke welcome. thank you so much thanks for joining us i understand you can still conducted a study on beliefs in an angry god what you find. yes that we like that ad different relationships he looked at an angry god ad benevolent god in a deistic that which is kind of a neutral type of turf and what we found is that as belief in an angry guy can be associated with at various. anxiety disorders including obsessive compulsive disorder panic disorder social anxiety disorder and mostly anxiety based disorders . were you surprised by those fine. i'm not so surprised because based on evolutionary threat assessment systems and theory we realize that there are neural mechanisms which may react to different fears in the environment and so

god wants you to be stable in these unstable times by putting your faith in god.e greatest reasons why we can be free from fear is because god loves us, you know, it's very important to believe in the god that loves you and have faith in his love. in 1 john 4:18, the bible says that there is no fear in love but perfect love casts out fear. when you get an understanding of how much god really loves you and how much he favors you, fear, then, will be able to be put under your feet once and for all. believe in his love, have faith in his love, and then start actively resisting fear. you know, fear is a spirit. and the bible says that as we submit ourself to god or as we submit ourself to love, and then we resist the devil, then he will flee from us. i know that thoughts come to all of us and thoughts may persist in our minds and in our thinking. thoughts of failure. thoughts of dying young, thoughts of just not being able to make ends meet. i want to encourage you today to rise up with the name which is above every name, the name of jesus and put fear on the run. act

>> he thought he was the lamb of god, god, messiah thought he could do anything in the name of god. >> or is there a story about waco that hasn't been told? >> the dominant thing is child molesting david koresh. started up arms and ended up committing suicide. the way waco should be remembered is to have a full understanding of how the government operated and how the clash between the two led to this disaster. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> how do you prove to someone that he is not jesus christ incarnate? the fbi said that is the challenge it faces in dealing with cult leader david koresh. >> we are required to prove that david is not christ. which is an i

in zion hear my prayer o lord god almighty listen to me, o god of jacob look upon our shield, o godbetter is the day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere i would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my god than dwell in the tents of the wicked ♪ for the lord god is a sun and a shield the lord bestows favor and honor no good thing does he withhold from those who walk blameless o lord almighty blessed is the man who trusts in you ♪ >> now the address which is given by a friend of the thatcher family and of lady thatcher, the bishop of london, right honorable richard -- >> for the light of the life lived in the heat of great political croffer, there is -- controversy, there is a great calm. the storm of conflicting opinions centers on the mrs. thatcher who became a symbolic figure, even an -ism. today, they remains of the real margaret hilda thatcher are here at her funeral service. lying here she is one of us, stiny t to cmon of all human beings. there is an important place for debating policies and legacies, for assessing the impact of political decisions on the everyday lives

god bless us all. amen. ♪ ♪ i went up to the mountain because you asked me to ♪ ♪ up over the clouds to where the sky was blue ♪ ♪ i could see all around me ♪ everywhere ♪ i could see all around me, everywhere ♪ ♪ some days i looked up and felt i would fall ♪ ♪ and though the sun shines show the sun shines on me ♪ ♪ i see nothing at all ♪ and i hear your sweet voice ♪ coming and turning me soft ly♪ ♪ you lucky soul ♪ ♪ i may never get there, may never get there ♪ ♪ never in this lifetime ♪ here in this lifetime ♪ sooner or later ♪ sooner or later ♪ it's there i will go ♪ sooner or later there i will go ♪ >> that was, of course, a beautiful song by the boston children's chorus. it's called "up to the mountain." there's a young girl crying throughout that. that was yo-yo ma himself accompanying there. >> to our compassionate governor, to our mighty mayor, to all of you, matthew chapter 5. now when he saw the crowds, he went up on a mountainside and sat down. his disciples came to him, and he began to tea

god got ahold of me then.s 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 demographic and get t

god bless west. those who we have lost, god's comfort on their families. may he continue to bless this great state of texas and continue to bless these united states of america. [applause] [applause] >> tomorrow on the c-span networks, to events marker and the 20th anniversary of the holocaust resume in washington. former president bill clinton and nobel prize winner wieselfe fell -- elie will deliver remarks. then a series of panels will discuss the holocaust and genocide prevention with live coverage beginning at noon eastern on c-span two. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> if you are trying to generate on the government and they are looking for ways to generate new revenue, silicon valley has the answers. if you're trying to explore better innovation within your , silicon valley has the answers. from an entrepreneur standpoint, how was entrepreneurship different in silicon valley and other places? so much of it is often based on failure and learning from one's experiences.

individuals who believe in an angry and punishing god and as it turns out believing in an angry god may reveal a variety of mental health related issues in an individual so if you think the believing in god is always good that everything you know is wrong joining me now is dr nevus sultan assistant professor of psychology at marymount manhattan college dr silke welcome. thank you so much thanks for joining us i understand you can still conducted a study on beliefs in an angry god what you find. yes so we looked at differently as he looked in angry benevolent god in a deistic god which is kind of a neutral type of turf and what we found is that belief in an angry guy that can be associated with various inside this order's including obsessive compulsive disorder panic disorder social anxiety disorder and mostly anxiety based disorders. were you surprised by those fun. and not so surprised because based on evolutionary threat assessment systems and theory we realize that there are neural mechanisms which may react to different fears in the environment and so with beliefs in god we see

they were proclaiming a son of god, a god from god, a savior.se happened to be titles that the roman empire abrogated to himself. >> for the next few years, paul would languish in prison, surviving assassination attempts and brutal interrogations. finally, his appeals to be tried in rome were answered. >> paul is a citizen of the roman empire, and that provides certain protections for him. they include the right to a trial, the right to not be whipped or beaten without a trial, the right to appeal to caesar, and a protection against crucifixion. >> the trip from jerusalem almost killed paul when he was shipwrecked in a storm. finally, in the year 60 a.d., paul reached rome in chains. just in time for rome's first official persecution of christians at the hands of the emperor, nero. in the year 64 a.d., when a fire destroyed much of imperial rome, nero famously while the city burned. but he had his reasons for letting the fire burn. he wanted to clear out space for grand new buildings. >> the christians living in the south of the city are immune

is wrong cox god be -- could god be? is it possible there's a god? >> i don't think so. >> stephen: sour right. >> i'm trying to be right. >> stephen: you could be wrong? >> i could be wrong. >> stephen: so there could be a god? there. >> could be many gods. >> stephen: let's take one or now. i don't want to be greedy. you admit you could be wrong. we'll take paschal's argument. if you are wrong you go to hell. if you are right you go nowhere where you die. >> if if there's a hell it's going to be full of interesting people. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: it's hard to talk with a pitch fork in your mouth though. [laughter] do you think relig john a net positive or a negative? do you think it does more harm or more good? >> much more harm. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: so if it does more harm than good, isn't it logical as a society that we decide to outlaw religion. >> i don't think so. >> stephen: why not, it does harm? >> it does harm. >> stephen: is it logical to get rid of it? >> alcohol does harm but we had a

i feel god's presence in those moments, he's actually there all the time.ferent parts of the faith speak to different people. but that speaks to me. >> on capitol hill, lobbyists from interfaith power and light are becoming a fixture. >> even if they don't america suede them in that meeting, they may next time. if we can point out to skeptical legislators that this is a real issue, it's not going away, they have a more responsibility to serve the american people. and if the american people want climate legislation and want clean air and clean water, they'll come around. >> she says, if enough houses of worship join the effort, interfaith power and light will become a force of nature. for religion and ethics news weekly, i'm lucky everson in washington, d.c. >>> on our calendar this week, members of the bahai faith celebrate a feast that's a 12-day holiday commemorates a prophet's announcement in 1863, that he was the new messenger of god. > 50 years ago, this april, in birmingham, alabama, martin luther king jr. was arrested for organizing a civil rights de

table the time oh god no i doubt it is god like you. are not a doctor i'm not going to talk about it as i will never know what i'm going to want what i don't know you by way not that you did not would not like that i was. going to get like what you there was i was not marriageable with you know nothing yet somehow you come with your job and i'm feeling a little bit louder than i was going off about that it's awkward i thought i was the good news. well you know good stuff. a lot of what i know there's. an idea that i'm happy and i doubt very much. that i would you know we all. thought it was going to go down to what it. was. but you are not the one who's gonna do it that way they just find a rabbit. what my god damn i've done i do not get it i have to work with my. god i have. not found what. we're going to. move almost. out of. i mean i don't i don't want to be on the document. welcoming times. i don't know the fall but if i don't i will fight i'm not somebody. i must have a comp went to fight. or not fire. next time i know. i should an

but the atonement means i'm at one with god- "at one-ment" with god.it's definitely vicarious- in my place and for me. we believe he literally, physically rose from the dead- his body rose from the dead. christianity is the only religion in the world that teaches a physical resurrection. none of the other religions teach a physical resurrection. most of them are into reincarnation, and reincarnation and physical resurrection butt heads- if one is true, the other can't be true. and so if you think about that, think it through, you understand that. we believe that jesus christ is going to return someday- the second coming of the lord jesus christ. these are fundamental truths that we just hold which makes us fundamentalists. you're dead and trespassing in sin, according to the word of god. i'm not talking about your body, i'm talking about your spirit- you're spiritually dead. you can't comprehend spiritual truth- it seems foolish to you. >> now, you see this man and his church and the whole demeanor of the church, they take a huge, black magic marker an

could god not be clearer than that command? >> meanwhile, many catholic churches around the country held special services to pray for changes in immigration policy. also this week, religious groups began weighing in on president obama's proposed 2014 budget. one measure in particular is generating debate in the faith community. the president has proposed significantly restructuring u.s. foreign food aid. among several changes the plan would divert much funding away from direct delivery of u.s. aid to instead focus more on vouchers for local procurement of food. some relief groups say this will be more cost effective but several others expressed concern that the assistance would not get to the people who need it the most. in other news, at the vatican pope francis and united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon discussed growing international concern about north korea. it was the first meeting since francis became pope. the two highlighted their shared commitment to fostering faith and human dignity and they talked about the cr

>> only god. >> only god? >> only god.is will be done. >> i could have left at any time. i didn't want to. especially during the siege after being attacked, you know, it's like this is the choice i've made, this is my community and we either live together or die together. that was my attitude. >> we would constantly go back at them. david, we need to get some more kids out of there. please let's get them out of potential harm's way. he says, wait a minute, you don't understand, the rest of these children are my children. they're not coming out. >> his name is cyrus. come sit over here, son. how old are you? >> 7. >> say hello to everybody. >> hi. >> wave at them. >> david believed his children had god's dna. that his children were to help judge the world. >> you know, the question is, what am i doing? what am i doing with all these chirp? -- children? what's really going on here? these children that i have are for a reason and unless we really have the ear and the eyes to open ourself up to be able to read, really read the

it's been called the path of love, love for god and expression through service to god's creation. it's an experience of love, love for god. because of that it's something which in every generation, in every culture is a living experience so it has to be refreshed. generation after generation in every culture. >> i see. >> sufism reoriented is a contemporary expression of this universal ancient spirit yulety for temperature -- spirit alty. he appointed leaders to serve as guide for americans who in their point of life feel the need for a spiritual guidance or teacher. >> how did you get involved? >> well, in my case everybody gets involved. it's the inner yearning of truth and meaning like what is this all about? in my case when i was 6-years- old i grew up in new york city and watching a tv show and thought i turned on some cartoons and instead it was a program that had a picture of manhattan island and i recognized i lived there and the person took a big black marker and circled it and said everything inside the circle would poof, dissolve into dust in a second. later i learned t

the word of god shale prevail.he people, called by my name, shall humble themselves and pray, god will restore our land. >> reporter: gary lane, cbn news, nairobi, kenya. >> wendy: thanks, gary. coming up, iranian christians fled to sweden for safety, and now they're in danger of being sent ba. >> wendy: christians in iran face arrest, torture, and even death. some of those christians have been seeking asylum in sweden. but swedish immigration officials are planning to send them back to iran. dale herd has that story from stockholm. >> reporter: iran is one of the most dangerous places in the world for christians, but that's exactly where the swedish government intends to send these former muslims. their request for asylum that could save their lives, denied. >> the swedish government's attitude towards iranian christians facing deportation would seem to be as cold as the swedish winter. the iranian's say sweden's immigration board simply does not care that they may face prison or torture if they return to iran. >>

. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> oh, my god. [ sirens sounding ] >> dramatic video, indeed. you see that and hear 110 people injured, two dead, eight of them in critical condition, 14 in serious condition. when you see that, just tell our view whaeers what you think? >> it's tough, tough to watch. it's a horrific image. one thing i point out from a medical standpoint is you saw where that blast occurs, the one that is closer to the finish line. and you see the smoke and then you see just a few seconds after that people sort of emerging from that very area. and that is important. again, it gives some insight into what sort of injuries are going to expect. people that are close to that blast who were still able to run away from that area, which i think is very important in term of the magnitude of this,

this is enough to make most people hate god. it did not cause you to hate god. why not?> you know, i had an understanding of the bible and what jesus taught, which is that you will have pain on this earth. he promised that. we live in a fallen world, there's going to be pain. so for me, i understood that look, he didn't promise me this easy life, he said it's going to be difficult because of the fall it's a world that we live in, but for me it actually caused me to cling more to god. because as a kid when your mom dies, your stepmom dies, your dad dies, you just realize, man, life is going to be over any second and it's not about this time on earth. i mean, my life could end now before the show is over. >> mike: i hope not. >> i hope not, yeah, but you start thinking that way and going, i've got to know what this is all about and it caused me to search even deeper. >> mike: that's a different gospel than we hear a lot of times on television. i'm not picking anybody up, and i love these guys to death, but i often hear preaching that says if you turn your life over to jesu

oh, god most mighty. oh, holy and merciful savior.most worthy judge eternal, suffer us not, and allow not any pain of death to fall from thee. like a father pitieth his own children, even so is the lord merciful unto them that fear him. for he knows where oft we ar made. he remembers that we are but dust. the days of men are but as grass. he flourishes as a flower of the seed. as soon as the winds goeth over it, it is gone. and the place shall know it no more. but the merciful goodness of the lord endurest forever and ever upon them that fear thee and his righteousness upon children's children. >> omerciful god, the father of our lord, jesus christ, whom is the resurrection and the light. in whom whosoever believeth shall live so he died. nd whomsoever live w not die eternally. who also has taught us by holy apostle paul, not be sorryas men without hope for them that sleep in him. we meekly beseachtheeo father to raise us from the debt of sin into the light of righteousness. that's when we should depart this life, we may rest in him a

oh my god. i'm to the stand. hello hello give me your i.d. card. i'll place your hand on the qur'an and say i swear by almighty god. to tell the truth. and not to distort or lie. take a good look at these men those two sharif and him you mean elem or yes they're my relatives were elam orse. you know suspects three and five are you familiar with the case yes this curious already told me. that they want to sell my land to jews. where is your land near the bypass. in your. the bypass. when you bought it did you do anything with it. i couldn't do anything. the soldiers stop it's on the border. but this is an area c. yes it's even passed area c. it's an israeli territory. it's under israeli rule which is why i couldn't do anything with that. to treif ever speak to you about the land yes i want to see sharif why he drives a truck i said you're my cousin. if you find anyone who wants to buy the land. you spread the word yes. all i know is what the security authorities told me. yes. yes just take your id card and go in peace can i say one more word go ahea

lit itself is the presee of god. darkness is where god is not.aravaggio was one of the first artistic bohemians. rebellious, uncompromising, and dissolute, he dd at 37. late in his short life, he portrayed himself as the decapitated goliath. it's the work of a deeply religious man depicting his own damnation. while caravaggio saw himself in the headless goliath, the young gian lorenzoerni gave his features to the heroic david. bernini took the immediacy he found in caravaggio's paintings and recreated it in marble with phenomenal and unprecedented virtuosity. the sculptors of the renaissance had often treated the david theme. donatello's david is serenely elegant. michelangelo's is contained... perfect... full of potential. but bernini's david moves... turns aggresvely to confront the observer. true to the spirit of the baroque, this david is meant to be experienced. the viewpoint in this case, of course, is that of goliath. it's said that the cardin maffeo barberini held a mirror to bernini's face so the young prodigy could use his own expressio

you enjoy god.e don't have to be anywhere. and, they love to hear that. they call it the sabbath, but they also call it the stay at home day. we'll light a candle to sort of remind ourselves that this is a time set apart. and we don't make a big deal out of that. we just have it there. we also may have music playing in the background, which puts us in a different kind of frame of mind. >> the giant tv screen in the basement remains mute. the computer is turned off. the family doesn't use the phone to make calls, but it will accept calls from friends. >> the church really has called i think to be a countercultural voice, to say -- y are enough, you do enough, there is a time each week where you can just stop. >> i wonder if margaret and carolyn can get out the ingredients that are listed there, okay? >> mckiben dana stresses that observing sabbath doesn't mean doing only things that are traditionally religious or holy. but making holy the acts of ordinary lunch. ♪ for health and strength and daily fo

oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> you can see the aftermath of these twin bombings near the finish line at the boston marathon. a horrific, horrific scene, something no one expected on the day where nearly 27,000 participants in the boston marathon, half of them or so had just crossed the finish line. the other half were still running, but, of course, they immediately shut down the boston marathon and took major, major action. one member of the house homeland security committee now telling us on capitol hill that they've been briefed by law enforcement sources who call this a sophisticated, coordinated, planned attack. let's talk about the video that we just saw, tom fuentes, former fbi assistant director is here, cnn contributor. this video, it may have been unsophisticated bomb, but it looked horrific, tom. >> looks horrific, but this video, i think, is pretty similar to the ones that we've already seen, just have better sound quality and you can hear the screams and explosions. >> the smoke was perme

good of all the time oh god no i doubt it's god like i grew up under the law and i did i'm like i'm not going to be i'm going to talk about it as well you know what i'm going to live i want to do what i know you by the way not that you did not would not like that i was happy i think that you've got going to look at what the one thing that was i was not marriageable with you know not yet somehow you know with your go bang i'm feeling a little bit louder the world i'm going off about that's awkward i thought i was a good. example. well you know good stuff. ok let's go to the bible. i don't want to do what i know there's. an idea that i'm that guy and i go out there. that i would you know we all would want. to. go down to the political. point of. view kind of what he did with that right there just fine it would have been. my dad's god damn i've done enough of that i would. like. to thank you for that. oh. you know. what. i mean really. we know who. we're almost. out of. i mean i don't i for one of the hundred document. welcoming times. i don't know the fall but if i don't i'm a fight i'm n

god's wounds, madam. pshit. i'd rather be poor as the stingiest mouse, than rich as the cruelest cat. and your bonnet and your umbrella and your officer's greatcoat? and then what, you old cow? [music] pfart, pshit, what a stingy bastard. but pfart, pshit. i think i've got him pshitting just the same. thanks be to god and myself, within a week, i may be queen of poland. [music] you're looking exceptionally ugly tonight, madam. is it because we have company? pshit. i'm rather hungry. i think i'll bury my teeth in this bird, a chicken. i fancy. not bad at all. you wretch. what are our guests going to eat? there's plenty left for them. i shan't touch another thing. go look out of the window, ma ubu, and see if our guests have arrived. ah, here comes captain manure and his merry men. old ubu, what are you eating now? nothing, nothing, just a spot of veal. the veal. he's eaten my veal, the lout. the veal. help. help. by my green candle, i'll gouge your eyes out. [music] good day, gentlemen. we have been awaiting your

to give thanks for her life and work and commend her into god's hands.recalled with great gratitude her leadership of this nation. her courage. her steadfastness. and her resolve to accomplish what she believed to be right for the common good. we remember the values by which she lived. the ideals she embraced. , herignity, her diligence courtesy, and her personal concern for the well-being of individuals. , so we rejoice in the lifelong companionship she enjoyed witdeis and we pray , her friends and for all who mourn her passing. we continue to write for this nation, giving thanks for traditions of freedom, for the rule of law, and for parliamentary democracy. parts we havee slaved in peace and conflict over many centuries and all parts of the world. praying for all today who suffer in sorrow, in sickness come a poverty, oppression, or despair. in harmony and truth, we may seek to be channels of christ's face, hope, and compassion. to all the world. joining our prayers together as we say our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name. thy kingdom come

god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, thou who has led us thus far on the way, thou who has by 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 co

but god is bigger than all of this. god is bigger than all of this and is here wh yoin west. he is bigger than all of this and he is here with you. >> relief groups are helping with the massive recovery. the southern baptist convention is providing assistance. several chaplains were deployed to offer spiritual counseling. >>> the sbc and other groups have also sent volunteers to the midwest, where people are dealing with widespread flooding from the mississippi and surrounding rivers. at least four people have died. workers are helping with cleanup, while volunteers prepare hundreds of meals a day to feed emergency crews and those who have been left homeless. >>> a landmark vote in heavily catholic rhode island this week put the state on track to allowing same-sex marriage. the bill approved by the senate is expected to clear a procedural vote in the house next week and be signed into law. rhode island will be the tenth state to permit gay and lesbian couples to marry. despite protests that turned violent, france this week became the 14th country to legalize same-sex marriage

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to me we perceive god's will better and better. and one of the things that's so exciting to be alive right now is we're asking did the church-- did the synagogue get it wrong about gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people? i think the answer is yes. ( applause ) >> stephen: let's talk a little straight talk about gay marriage here, okay? ( laughter ) >> you're straight, right? >> stephen: as straight as they come, baby doll. i love the ladies. ( laughter ). now, here's my problem. this is where i think we got in trouble, okay. we made being gay legal. all right, and once it's legal, you can't keep them from getting married. once you accept gay as being left-handed, you know, you can't keep left-- you can't keep left-handed people from getting married, as much as we would like to. right? >> and that's great, right? >> stephen: is it ray choice? that's my question. is it like being left handed, being gay? >> it's a lot like being left-handed. that is to say-- it's probably some combination of genetic gend behavioral stuff, but

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god is with us. know the lord will be there for all of the warren family and saddleback church, as they grieve together, looking forward to that day when god will restore all things." charlene israel, cbn news. >> wendy: up next, some say it's about human rights. others say it is about destroying christianity. the fight that is dividing francece creashtt creaeat imlsh >> wendy: iewrg way is now the third country in the americas to legalize gay marriage. 71 out of the 92 members of the county's chamber of deputies voted in favor. it is called the marriage equality project. it will allow gay couples to come to the south american country just to mayor. uruguay's president is expected to put it into effect before the end of this month. canada and the argentina are the only two other countries where gay marriage is legal. france appears to be the next nation looking to legalize gay marriage. despite objections from the church and even homosexual groups, the socialist government is pushing its agenda to re

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