that's not god at all. and so heaven does not speak of confucius, of the highest reality in confucianism. heaven does not speak. we just get glimpses of what we can see. in one of the taoist scriptures, confucius nephew is supposed to say i sit quietly and forget. i forget everything i've been told. not building up all this knowledge about god. so scripture is not telling us what we should believe. it is rather opening our minds and hearts to the fact that what, we speak about god we do not know what we're talking about. it's -- the dao that can be name is that the eternal dao. very early in the tenth century, the priests of india, ancient india, used to have competition and they would go off into the wilderness and they would fast and pray and then they would come together. the indians loved competitions. the object of it was to find a word that some of what i mentioned earlier, the all, everything that is. the first priest, the challenger, drawing on all these huge learning and his mystical experience wou

love this is god as the angel of peace among us of full god it's a different pictorial message from those of antiquity all the buys and time empire . will. around the turn of the millennium the church order as expressed in images went through a profound crisis of increasing worldliness and corruption the author already of the pope and with it the message of salvation through the one church was substantially shaken. the radical return of the liturgy to the original message of salvation took place not initially but in france i am in a small chapel near only all the founding motifs of that message of salvation are represented on it's by sand timer sanders. above 2 small 6 winged chariots 2 of the angels dominate the done. they represent the old and the new testament which in the language of the mosaic were delivered by angels to humankind. the suggestion of a hand tells us that they have delivered the scripture upon god's command i'm not the path to salvation can only lie in following god's will. this new system of christian liturgy and message of salvation comes from cluny abbey founded in

god says i am to do. but i will assure you, when i started reaching out to the jewish people, forget about the new york times, there were christian pastors that were calling me a heretic and that's the worst of the worst. when i explained to them, when i was able to get face-to-face and explain what i was doing, i said look at the debt of gratitude we owe the jewish people. this is what st. paul was talking about in romans 15. the jewish people have given us the bible. they have given us the patriarchs. they have given us the old testament prophets. they have given us the first family of christianity. mary, joseph and jesus. i said just take jesus out of the equation and we've got nothing. i said paul said that we have a duty to honor the jewish people for their contributions to us. and i said, and so that's exactly what i am doing. and henceforth, to understand that judaism does not need christianity to explain its existence. christianity cannot explain its existence without judaism. that's why st. paul

"in the beginning was the word, and the word was with god, and the word was god.rue light which enlightens everyone was coming into the world. he was in the world, and the world came into being through him, yet the world did not know him. he came to what was his own, and his own people did not accept him. but to all who received him, who believed in his name, he gave power to become children of god, who were born not of blood or of the will of the flesh or the will of man, but of god. and the word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory, the glory as of a father's only son, full of grace and truth." [ organ plays ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a child ♪ a holy child ♪ fast asleep ♪ beneath the winter sky ♪ is warm at rest ♪ at his mother's breast ♪ as she sings her lullaby ♪ the lamb ♪ the cattle, too ♪ are sleeping in ♪ a bed of hay ♪ and all around ♪ there's no other sound ♪ than lullaby lulay ♪ lullaby, sleep well ♪ sleep well, my precious one ♪ ♪ lullaby, my love ♪ my only son ♪ new life has now begun ♪ so the story goes ♪ once upon a winter morn ♪ a tiny boy ♪

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the truth is god. so then that eventually unraveled. >> did you raise those questions to your grandfather? >>. >> i did to my mother more than anyone and the problem was the whole lives are organized around that ministry because publicly they took a position so the idea of changing their mind even if they do they almost never talk about it publicly because it would cow - - casted out on the rest of the message. but to acknowledge about something you were wrong that you are so passionately preaching for so long. but in a cautious way it was so visceral and negative it terrified me. so i compartmentalized it so then those doubts and then when i persisted i stopped holding them so i thought it just these few issues with the rest of what they are preaching is right. but then i came to realize why do i just accept the rest of it is true then that open the door to the bigger questions of the ideology. >>host: how many members of westborough have left the membership has stayed largely the same between 70 and

i was saying when a person has alum bulge and con treat heart which is what god wants from us, there is nothing more beautiful than that confession. it doesn't matter the sins in that moment, but when they come with a humble and con treat heart that one of the greatest joys of a priest. >> and joys, difficulties, what stands out for you? >> the greatest joy for me to be the young people who are coming to the churches where father cameron celebrates, where i celebrate, erth havead veryhad to sometimes evangelize, read the fathers of the church and participate in the litter gis, their courage is finding and persevering in their faith, their hope against , you know, difficult odds, and that belief and that trust that make love, real love possible in their hearts, love for god and love for one another, they are my greatest joy because they are the fair of the church and they are a real future. >> that is good to know. you mentioned young people converting or coming to the church. one of the questions was a concern many people have. so many young people seem to believing the catholic chur

god bless you, may god bless all our heros in uniform at home and abroad and may god continue to blessd states of america. >> when we come back, a performance by john rich. billions of mouths. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. >> now if you would, let's remember all those men and women that gave their lives this year so we can live in the greatest country on earth. so as john rich plays this song, their names will be scrolling. please think of them as john rich leads us now in "god bless america." john? ♪ god bless america ♪ land that i love ♪ stand beside her and guide her ♪ ♪ through the night with the light from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains ♪ to the prairies ♪ to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home ♪ god bless america ♪ my home sweet home >> god bless you tonight. god bless, america. [cheers & applause] >> well-done, brother.

god bless america. hello, my fellow patriots. welcome. yes! you can say that here! and welcome to the very first fox nation patriot awards. pause applause nation patriot aw. [ applause ] my name is pete headseth and i'll be your host for the next hour. i just walked the red kafrpt where normally they asked the question, who you wearing? well, they did not ask me that question tonight, but i'm going toid tell them who i'm wearing anyway. i'm telling you, this awards show will be unlike anything you've ever seen and we couldn't be more excited to bring it to you live from the beautiful mahaffey theater right here in st. petersburg, florida. wow. they call it st. pete's, right? st. pete's. a nickname nobody has ever given me ever. now, now. here's the deal. hollywood has their awards show. [booing]. >> oh, they got a lot of them. self-important pete types giving awards to other self-important types.se big trophies given to actors who play heroes on tv. tonight, we honor the real heroes! [ applause ] oscars

confidence, our faith, our hope in god requires we know something about god. by knowledge is gained reading and studying the inspired word of god which is, bible.se, the god revealed himself in the pages of the bible and to trust means we also trust his teachings as revealed in the bible. a ng those teachings is prescription for the way we should lead our lives, the way and ould treat each others rely on his god and his teachings to in fact trust in him. a n adams wrote that only moral and religious people can self-govern. in my opinion, the morals in are laids referring to out in god's teachings, both in he old testament and new testament of the bible. almost every day we hear someone sk for god's blessing on our nation. the next time you hear for our ne to ask god to bless ask is it need to about our nation that is blessable? 61 million lling of babies in the last 50 years? the ranker that permeates discourse? his causes me to fear that we are on the verge of being an unblessable nation. the nation people, of israel, would stray so far he would eachings subj

so you have no faith in god will today stand with a group of people who have their faith in god we are all different faith and we are all here with one thing in mind too and hate. this is a momentous moment in my life i want to thank the president and the first lady for everything they have done for israel and america. america is a nation whatever religion you practice we are all americans we love each other and that will conquer hate. we are deeply honored. >> alan dershowitz. and i would like my friends the ambassadors to come appear. some of them have been very kind all of them have been very kind we've never had such evangelical christian support. come on up the other that does such a good job legally to make sure all of this happens robert jefferson i watch him on different shows and say i like that guy. he talks great about me and i like people that talk well about me. said he may not be the greatest christian ever. he may not know the bible quite as well as the rest of us he may not know it very well at all. [laughter] that he is a real leader. i appreciated that statement at en

you're gay because god hates you.rowing up on the picket line, i understood it was men having sex with men. in my grandfather, from the time i was very young would stand in the pulpit and described gay sex as he understood them in detail. and it was - - by the time i was seven or eight years old, il could describe these things to you because of you what he taught from the pulpit. it was to give us the sense of disgust. to have that be the instinctive reaction when we saw gay people. >> you've been out of the church seven years. what was the last conversation you had with your grandfather? >> my last conversation was on his deathbed. i went in secret to visit him in hospice. this was in 2014. march 2015. he had been voted out of the church. i had a brother that just left. i wasn't sure exactly. the last conversation i had with him was the day before that. his voice was filled with disdain as he said to my mother, i thought we had a jewel this time. talking about meeting it was heartbreaking to look at him and realized

god gave his son to take oursi sins. if we repent and put our faith and trust in christ god will forgive us. christmas is god's love and giving. this magazine is a very liberal left wing magazine now. my father started it back in the '50s and my grandfather was the first editor. i remember my father worried about that magazine getting it going. over the last 30 years, he hasn't been a part of it and it drifted to the left. this magazine does not speak for the evangelical christians. 200 leaders signed that letter. it would have been hundreds more if they had time to get those names. it would be thousands of evangelicals would have sign it. >> this editorial brought out the worst in the media. al sharpton is throwing stones at conservative christians. >> they are taking this shameless conman and would sell jesus out if they could get something from him. >> are you and the millions of evangelicals who supported thehe president selling out jesus? >> no. first of all, i don't know where sharpton has come from but he's had pl

♪ god bless america land that i love ♪ >> i'm a fifth generation america.rue to who i am. >> this man is an ultra orthodox jewish singer who grew up in brooklyn. >> when is the first time you heard it, do you remember? >> actually, the first time i heard the song was in yiddish. it was a yiddish version. >> really? >> yeah. ♪ >> there's an album -- >> yes, i know that album. >> he has "god bless america" and he sings it in yiddish. >> he has sung the song at major league baseball games. ♪ god bless america our home sweet home ♪ ♪ >> how do you feel when you sing it? >> very grateful. very grateful for the united states of america for their involvement in world war ii. especially us as jews, who knows what the population would be if not the american involvement in world war ii. so i feel very grateful, and as an orthodox jew, what better way >>> now to my favorite story. there's a young girl in massachusetts who's the talk of the town this holiday season. steve hartman paid her another visit on the road. >> reporter: at the far end of this road in newton, ma

he has been touched by god.ce the devil. >> according to the gospel of luke, the devil takes jesus' side and tempts him three different ways. first, he tempts him to turn rocks into bread because he knows that jesus hasn't eaten, and he's hungry. >> jesus casts him away with the words, "it is written one does not live by bread alone." >> the next one, he offers him power. he offers him control over all the kingdoms of the world. >> "worship the lord your god and serve only him." >> and the third temptation, he takes him to the pinnacle, the highest point, and he tells jesus to fling himself off so that he can be rescued by angels. >> "it is said do not put the lord your god to the test." >> we know that jesus doesn't fold. if it had been me, you'd have lost me at turning stones into bread. just imagine if you could get past this, the temptation of hunger when you haven't eaten for days. if he could make it through that trial, all the other ones were probably a piece of cake. >> john, too, is changed forever by h

but for them, they believe that god is with them, they believe that god is with them and requiring lessld be in far more danger if they didn't have us out there doing our duty to god. do you still believe that to be the case? obviously icy that to be the case? obviously icy that they were putting us on the pa rt that they were putting us on the part of people's hatred, every time we would go to one of those protests out of town, we contacted the police department. they were actively trying to keep us safe and they do think that the people who are committing crimes where people who we re committing crimes where people who were actually with answerable for that. are you still questioning your decision to leave? no. it was something that was a very considered decision when i left and almost immediately i started having experiences that helped me see that the things that they had been taught my entire life were entirely questionable, and the things they had taken questionable, and the things they had ta ken totally for questionable, and the things they had taken totally for granted, the ide

i was asking about kind of both being clean or being with god.nt into an hour of questions where i had been in-and-out of treatments in the 80s and counselors who had been to school but never been where addicts had been and he was my equal where whatever he said i trusted him because he been where i've been. >> what did he say. he said no man at a boring and he was telling me like questions about how do you feel inside, do you have anything, thinking about the past, just all different questions, but i didn't quit that day, it was another month later. it was january 16, 2009 and i knew that day, people say was that your bottom. well, for moneywise, sure i didn't have any money left because i knew it would be an incredible story to help people, a story of hope, i would always know these things as they were happening, something bad would happen to me and i'd say that would be good in my book. it was kind of weird thinking but that day i knew my calling that god had chosen me for this to help people and with the addiction, with everything that's goin

that god will allow us to fail. that through our sufferings, it is actually where our successes or triumphs come so it is reverse on the wayway normally think of things in also about y priest, there mud must be joy and sorrows or difficulties. i was thinking bout if i have to hear sins day after day, year after year, i would get depressed. what is your reaction to flat? >> that is what many people think. if you have a humble and con troy heart, it doesn't matter the sins they are confessioning but if they come with a hum bum and con treat heart and they come to the grace of the sacrifice concession, that is the great joy of a priest i would say. >> joy, difficulties, what stands out for you? >> e grtestjoy for me would be to see the young people who are coming to the churches where father cameron celebrates e where i sell brate, plane of whom after converts so they have had to struggle to find their faith in a very secular culture, they have had to sometimes evangelize, cat te kize themselves with the fathers of the

and like, most importantly, it's like god's people. and its leader, a charismatic pastor. god is going to help you. he's going to change your life forever. we reveal the church's appetite for cash. a basic person in a month should give a thousand pounds. i think that is normal. i think it is no big deal. it's not even that deep. you walk into a room you see 14—15 people with bags of money. and hear from young worshippers, who say the church has left them thousands of pounds in debt. i feel anger, because not only are they doing it to more people, they're doing it to the most vulnerable people. as the truth emerges about a church that's recruiting vulnerable teenagers, we ask who's protecting those who've been duped? i strongly believe, because it's black kids, it's almost seen as you know that's you lot's problem. this is spac nation. a church like no other. the vibe, they're just really soulful and it's just like lots of music and dancing and singing. yeah, it was just pretty cool. the clothes people are wearing is very fancy its, peo

i came back with my own because you have no faith in god. today i stand with a group of people who have tremendous faith in god and we are all of different faiths and are here with one thing in mind, to end hate. i am proud to stand here the day this was signed, this is a momentous moment in my life and i want to thank the president and the first lady for everything they have done for israel but more important, america is a nation of many many people and we need to remember whatever god you pray to, whatever. and you practice we are all-americans and need to love each other and that will conquer hate. once again thank you very much. i'm deeply honored. >> i appreciate it. i see alan dershowitz. come on up here for a second and i would like to ask my friends, the pastors, to come up here. i have to say to the other pastors some of them have been very kind we never had such evangelical christians support. come on up here. you have been doing such a good job legally to make sure all of this happens but robert jeffress, i watch him on different

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god was fighting for them. you had no faith in god. today i said with a group of - and one thing in mind, to end hate. and the day this was signed, this was a momentous moment in my life. i want to thank them for everything they have done but more important. it is a nation of many people in need to remember whatever god you pray to a religion you practice and love each other and that will conquer hate. >> i appreciate it. i would like to ask my friends the pastors to come up here. i want -- all of them have been very kind, never had such evangelical christians support. come on up here. robert -- i watched robert jeffress on different shows. i like that guy. he talks great about me and i like people that talk well about me and he was saying he may not be the greatest christian i have ever seen, may not know the bible quite as well as the rest of us, he may not know it very well at all but that guy is a real leader and he is going to do a job and i appreciate that statement. i don't know if i should have but i did and they made progress

do you believe in god? i do not.se ideas that i learned from religion, ideas like grace and hope and mercy, compassion, the importance of community. there's so much of my upbringing that i retain. you say you don't believe in the bible, you don't believe in god. you quote the bible quite a lot, so it is clearly in some ways still an inspiration for you. no, it absolutely is. when i say i don't believe in the bible, what i mean is i don't believe in the infallibility of the bible. there are many things i find in the bible that are wonderful. it's just that i now feel free to discount and discredit the things i think are wrong. given you think that this self—styled church is wrong, given you think it is distorting religion and faith, isn't it fair to say that this is really extremism masquerading as a religion, subverting the us constitution, hijacking the us constitutional right to religious freedom in order to advance its cause? it's hard to... so, for instance, i write in the book also about the snyder v phelps case

god forbid i would reject that personally. there's a vast difference between being a believer and having a commitment and obeying a certain set of religious prescriptions. there's a vast terms between that and the fence fundamental rejection. no i don't reject it. i can't live with it, i admit that. >> and what is that mean. >> i'm like everyone else's, secular, individual. i like to think that i am better than i am. i like to think there are certain forms of conscience, certain impaired tenants that i respects which are religious in nature. but i know i'm kidding myself. i'm a secular human being who tries to do for the most part pretty much what he feels like doing. have a good time, all the time. it's a secular model, right? >> you have a good time all the time? >> it's hard. any form of faith is difficult. >> now when we return i want to get back to this idea of progressivism and its relationship to these sciences, or what you would call pseudoscience is in some respect. they're all the same. you can catch me every week ni

in the new testament where christ is called god. that, i think, is incredibly significant. >> because you have now seen me, you believe. blessed are those who have not seen me yet still believe. >> this is the only appearance to a specific disciple for the purpose of instructing someone in particular. jesus has appeared so that thomas will know that he is really resurrected from the dead. >> then in the gospels, thomas disappears. is it possible he undertook an epic journey of more than 3,000 miles to bring the christian faith to india? ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. >> kerala, south west india. every year, members of an ancient christian sect gather at the mar thoma shrine. they celebrate the most significant event in the history of their church, the arrival of the apostle thomas, who they believe came here in 52 ad. >> jesus told the apostles, "go out of jerusalem to the entire world and preach the good news." so thomas decided to go to i

god bless you all. god bless antony, intela, the 20-odd enslaved africans, william tucker, the commonwealth of virginia and the united states of america. we will rise together. god bless you all. thank you. [ applause ] >> to deliver today's benediction, please welcome walter barrett jr. >>> my sisters and brothers, let us bow our heads in prayer, invoking the presence of god. god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, thou who has brought us thus far on the way, thou who has by thy might led us to the light keep us in the path, we pray. lest our feet stray from the places our god where we met thee, lest our heart drunk with the wine of the world we forget thee, shadowed beneath thy hand may be forever stand true to our god, true to our native land. may god protect us and bless us and keep us all from evil. amen, amen, amen. >> please join me in thanking all of our presenters today as we welcome back to the stage the i.c.norcum choir under the direction for the final performance of "lift every voi

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god, i look good. i'm not gonna kid you.ur name, and they lift the barrier up, every time it happens, i pinch myself. - it's like-- - it's a validation. i can't believe it. i'm act-- not only am i allowed through the gates, i'm actually working in hollywood. you can't take that for granted. - you love being a celebrity. - for sure. it's funny. i feel like you don't need validation, because you've got success. but on another level, it feels like either you need or love or want that validation. that's a good point. that's a very good point, and i think maybe ratings, or people knowing who you are is that validation of when you're trying to be successful. that is the ultimate validation. - does it make you insecure? - no. well, it might go away. yeah, it will go away, but i think i'd walk away before it went away. you know, the show goes forward, it will be different, but i just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. how do you deal with age, then? because it generally doesn't get a lot better. dr. lancer. harvey: plast

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if god is everywhere and god is in everything, then the world as it is is all just an expression of god. you have to accept it with gratitu gratitude. what is the option? what is the option? [♪] are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3d whitestrips. >>> it's one of the things i have been touched by and sort of healed by the last two months is just people having real conversations with me about loss and grief and their pain, and i find it -- you know, i'm a wasp. it's tough to push all of our emotions deep down inside and pretend everything is great, but it's nice to actually kind of relate to somebody around that and talk about something other than this. >> i think when you meet someone that's had a loss you have two options. one is to say, i'm sorry for your loss, which is perfectly lovely thing to do, but if you can share your experience, then they're not alone. >> it's always interesting to me how when you --

god bless you. the best, thank you, appreciate it. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has been providing unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, supreme court, and public policy events from washington d.c. and around the country you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979. c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span2 is taking you live to the u.s. senate floor. today lawmakers will be working on a number of judicial nominations. those are expected at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. eastern. in a few minutes lawmakers will resume debate on nomination of richard myers to be u.s. district court judge for eastern north carolina. you're watching the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain will lead the senate in prayer, chaplain black. the chaplain: let us pray. holy god, you make the clouds your chariot and walk upon the wind. we see your wo

now, it's interesting that it doesn't say the laws of nature and of god. it says nature's god. so for most american revolutionaries who were the grandchildren, the philosophic grandchildren of the enlightenment, they viewed nature's god not as the same god of the old testament. not a kind of omnipresent god who can change the laws of nature at will. but rather a god who was like a watch maker or a clock maker who set the universe in motion and then stepped back. and that's what i think is being referred to there with regard to nature's god. and then in the declaration -- in that first sentence it talks about the causes which impel them to the separation. so this is a kind of view of causation. so in other words, to understand how and why there is this declaration of independence and separation, you have to understand the causes. there is a cause which leads to an effect. the effect is the declaration of -- the declaration of independence and the literal separation of the colonies from the mother country. but it has causes, right? and in order to understand the action of indepen

he believes, in these end times, in his own lifetime, god is going to restore the temple.o restore a certain kind of service and kick out foreign rule. >> that, of course, was sedition. it was rebellion. it was absolutely not what any jew should be involved in, since the temple was sacrosanctus, the dwelling place of god. >> if what jesus was saying was able to rally the people around him, that could create the kind of unrest that would be a serious problem for caiaphas and pilate. >> caiaphas' whole upbringing taught him that protecting the temple was the most important thing. >> caiaphus. >> this is the most holy place on earth, and here comes this prophet. from where? from nowhere, from galilee, trying to disrupt their activities there. >> quite clearly for caiaphas, jesus had to be eliminated. >> but only one man in jerusalem can authorize his execution, and archaeology may have finally found the exact location where pilate put jesus on trial. (vo) in every trip, there's room for more than just the business you came for. whether that's getting a taste of where you are,

do you believe in god? i do not.learned from religion, ideas like grace and hope and mercy, compassion, the importance of community. there's so much of my upbringing that i retain. you say you don't believe in the bible, you don't believe in god. you quote the bible quite a lot, so it is clearly in some ways still an inspiration for you. no, it absolutely is. when i say i don't believe in the bible, what i mean is i don't believe in the infallibility of the bible. there are many things i find in the bible that are wonderful. it's just that i now feel free to discount and discredit the things i think are wrong. given you think that this self—styled church is wrong, given you think it is distorting religion and faith, isn't it fair to say that this is really extremism masquerading as a religion, subverting the us constitution, hijacking the us constitutional right to religious freedom in order to advance its cause? it's hard to... so, for instance, i write in the book also about the snyder v phelps case that went to th

god bless you all.welcome the honorable senator from virginia's second district for remarks and introduction. >> so i get to follow bryce? good morning and welcome to the second senate district. education and the news media are to critically important causes that have been involvement with the freedom movement here in america. i stand here as an educator which was and is my role before i became a legislator. as a professor, i have long believed that knowledge is power. power can be productive but also destructive. when we educate ourselves with the truth and commit to living out that truth, we can change our communities for the better. as a student and product of the southern freedom movement, i know intimately that the truth shall, indeed, set us free. [ applause ] as a legislator, i believe that establishing laws that are rooted in truth is crucial to guaranteeing freedom and justice for all. the responsibility of the general assembly is to confront this important principle during each session. and th

having god in our lives. on twitter or whatever you like, attacking somebody. but we don't show gratitude. >> that's right. sometimes people say to me, pastor, i don't feel grateful, how can i act grateful if i don't feel grateful. right feelings, follow right actions. if you act grateful, send notes to people, pray to god. when you start to act grateful, you will feel grateful. there is a reason the holiday is called thanksgiving and not thanks feeling. ed: very good point. you have a show that has been on "fox nation." >> yes. ed: real quick. starting on fox business in december. >> "pathway to victory." seen all over the country on various stations. it will start on fox business, monday morning early. december 9th, if you have insomnia, watch it, it will put you to sleep. ed: you can set the dvr. pastor, thanks for seeing you in person. >> god bless you. ed: god bless you. stow 'n go seats. can your car do this? man, y'all getting a hook up and y'all don't even work here. don't act like i'm not doing y'all

"we tell the people that god became human, and a human became god.m being punished by god to being his children again. christmas is the day that forgiveness was born." but, while god forgives, time does not. after eight centuries, the basalt basilicas are weary of wind and water. >> stephen battle: what's absolutely clear is that something quite miraculous happened here. >> pelley: stephen battle is an architect with the world monuments fund, who told us lalibela's miracle is being undermined, because the rock is not rock-solid. >> battle: when you're building a conventional building, you go to a quarry, and you'll have different grades of stone. and you try and select the best stone. you leave the bad stuff behind. when you're carving a church out of the mountainside, you don't have that luxury. and so, typically, in any one of the churches here, you get good stone-- and a lot of it is good stone. but then you also get actually bad stone, and actually very bad stone, which is really very soft indeed. and over time, if you touch it, it actually crumb

god bless you. god bless our military. and god bless america. god bless america.se] so it is now my honor to sign the 2020 national defense authorization act into law. and again, congratulations. thank you, all, very, very much. very special people. thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] president trump: is jay behind me, somewhere? [camera shutters clicking] [applause] this is the thickness. can you believe that? it is now signed. [applause] [camera shutters clicking] ♪ ♪ ["god bless america" being played] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here's a look at some of what is ahead this saturday morning. our three-hour "washington journal" program is next. at 10:00, the presidential democratic debate. after that, the president's daughter-in-law campaigns for him in michigan. then justice department inspector general horowitz testifies before a senate committee on his report about the foreign intelligence surveillance act of usage allegations related to the 2016 campaign >> sunday night on q&a, wall street trader turn ontojournalist chris arna