god bless you, god keep you all! never waver! god has got this! god has this! god bless you! >> linda lee carver. what a powerful voice! now it is my honor to introduce another young lady. you know her father. you see him all over tv. he could not join us today. danielle is here. she is a strong pro-life young woman, the author of the book "the toys." i am proud to introduce her to you today in washington dc. >> thank you. hi! whew! y all righty. i will keep it brief. there are a lot of fantastic speakers waiting to talk to you. i want to talk about three things. culture, fear and life. the left acts like they create the culture. they think the culture is created on sunset boulevard, made by cnn and twitter. we are the culture. you, standing here, we the people, are the culture and they think they can silence us and point wheres to the they can take the culture back. we actually have a culture already. the only way they can win is if they trick us into thinking we have already lost. thinkingrick us into we should live in fear and that we should be intimidated by their tactics

♪ earth to god ♪ earth to god ♪ earth to god ♪ earth god ♪ come in, god ♪ earth to god ♪ come in, godn, god ♪ we need your light, we need your love ♪ ♪ to heal the world you made ♪ and save us now in our darkest hour ♪ ♪ with your amazing grace ♪ earth to god ♪ come in, god ♪ earth to god ♪ come in, god [applause] >> pete: john rich come a spot on. thank you. that performance was brought to you by our sponsor for this evening, servpro. we at fox nation will be making a donation to answer the call, an organization that helps families of fallen first responders. and you can also donate by visiting answerthecall.org. our next recipients are not first responders, but they certainly answered the call themselves. here to present the fox nation patriot awards for heroism, a manio who knows a lot about heroism, dan bongino. >> it is an honor to be presenting the fox nation patriot awards for heroism tonight to not one, but two incredibly inspirational men who sprango into action during chao. in the early morning hours of july 3rd, fill blanks and d'artagnan alexander ran into an apartment bui

god bless each of you and god bless texas and god bless the united states of america. mr. lamborn: this country is a better place because of your service. mr. speaker, how much time do we have remaining in our hour? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 7:00 remaining. mr. lamborn: i'm going to give a quote from one of our founding father and john quincy adams, the 6th president. george washington said it is impossible to govern a nation without god and the bible. so he began a rich history of presidents leaning on the bible for wisdom and guidance. john quincy adams said the only book deserving of attention is the bible. those are great quotes from our founding fathers. i would like to recognize for three minutes, representative gohmert. mr. gohmert: i thank my friend and brother and colleague in christ. to follow up on what congressman lamborn said, the very first book that the united states congress authorized to be published at taxpayer expense was the book called the bible. not only that, i would also point to a quote, as there is a lot of talk of socialism and h

god bless. thank you for being with us. >>> californians are facing a bleak start to the new year. >>> a potential government shutdown with the president refusing to sign a new bill. >>> hospitals are bracing for a new search concern this morning the new virus strain may have made it to california. a suspected suicide bomber as federal agents are looking for a person of interest under the rv explosion in nashville. good morning. let's start with a check of our mother. >> we are waiting for tonight's rain.

not powerful conceptions of god, they are personal conceptions, you are god, i am god, all of god. idea of a barrier between us is an illusion. there are those who say god is a connection between two people, when they fully appreciate each other's humanity, what arises between them is god. and i thought, where has this been all my life? id studying jewish ethics, lie, cheat and steal, i'm too smart for religion. i had a high ethical bar that made me question a lot of my behavior, how i use my speech and care for those in need, and i thought i have got to explore this. i read some books and took some classes and took 10 or 12 jewish retreats, and decided to write the book i wish i had when i started to learn it, one that would uncover the deep, radical, edgy and insightful wisdom of judaism, while also covering the basics for people who know nothing about judaism. it has been a joy. it has been surprising to my white house colleagues who i run into after the white house and they say, what are you up to? i'm writing a book. obama,bout michelle speechwriting, politics? no, it is about

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the pilgrims would give thanks to god, and thanksgiving at the end of the first year.and indians would share the harvest and have games of contest and skill. [laughter] this was a time for laughter and rejoicing. it was also the end of a year of enormous hardships for the brave men, women and children of plymouth colony. of those who came to settle nearly a year before, less than half were left. in that one difficult year, they achieved much, they had built the first colony in new england. they had freedom to worship in their own way. they could make laws in their own system of self-government. william bradford ended his history with these words. >> those which came over first in the year 1620 whereby the blessing of god were the first beginners and in a sort, the foundation of the plantation of all the colonies in new england. ♪ >> it is 1626 on the new england -- >> you are watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. like us on facebook at c-span history. >> next, university of mary washington professor

yet all of them, through the help of god, might be overcome.ew they were pilgrims. ♪ after a long beating at sea, they fell with the land, which is called cape cod. being thus arrived in a good harbor and brought safe to land, they fell upon their knees and blessed the god of heaven that brought them over the vast and furious ocean, and delivered them from all the miseries and perils thereof. ♪ but they had now no friends to welcome them, or homes or towns to go to. besides, what could they see but a wilderness? narrator: and the wilderness was not virginia, where they had permission to settle, but new england, where the winter storms had driven them. arguments broke out among the pilgrims, and among the strangers. some felt that because this land would not be under the laws of virginia, they could leave the colony, go where they pleased. to keep the pilgrims and strangers together under some kind of government, the leaders of the pilgrims wrote a document that came known as the mayflower compact. ♪ the signers promised to obey the laws that th

they were much closer to god. so, they actually tried to do right by the first people they brought to america in bondage. and some of those slaves became slaveholders themselves. they became very wealthy. and, they became the backbone of the free black society in america. but, think about it. they were released if they converted to christianity. they were released after seven years. but then, the further and further people got away from the judeo-christian biblical teachings and roots, they became more about greed. and it was the greed factor that made slavery so horrible. i mean, it was a horrible institution anyway. but, they stop, you know, releasing people. they started-families. they started doing all of these horrible things as christians. many of them did, but not all of them. so, i think that there is something in the mayflower compact that can help us understand the early slaveholders and just how things just went increasingly bad, until we ended up with the situation we did. >> wow. wow. that is an impor

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want to read oh god. yeah once or twice about. ok. i have a strong faith in god i go to church i read the bible lot i keep my head focused on the bigger picture. and i pray cause something pray. i do things for other people that's a big one. jimmy got me shoes free from a salvation army. type where you had johnny. where you had body down. over my church on rad i get your corn on the cob you're going on the add maybe all right henri but i'm good good. morning going tonight nice night on the band sittin on the bench you got a story not right on johnny they say again body love yeah ok all right. sweet guy. what is the fate of the progressive movement can it continue to co-exist with the mainstream establishment left is this current trajectory intellectual and temperance recipe part of a greater political we'll. look . at those a say. a few there on the cheap. and then through and through all that come through stuff that's ideas that right just go to us companies he said to me give them everything slipped into fast. this country. this is

not all of them, but through the help of god, they might be overcome.fter long, they came to a land called cape cod. arriving on a good harbor and brought safe to land, they fell upon their knees and looked up to the gods in heaven. but they had no friends to work with them , or homes or towns to go to. besides, what could they see but a wilderness? >> and the wilderness was not virginia where they had permission to settle, but new england where the winter storms had driven them. arguments broke out among the pilgrims, and among the strangers. some felt that because this land would not be under the laws of virginia, they could leave the colony, as they pleased. to keep the pilgrims and strangers together under some kind of government, leaders of the pilgrims wrote a document that became known as the mayflower compact. the signers promised to obey the laws that they would make. they elected john carver of the first governor. >> we have undertaken the voyage to this colony, doing so in the presence of god and one another, combining ourselves together to w

|j was like oh my god, my god for hours. 0h was like oh my god, my god for hours.'re doing, and this thing is so much better. we can do what we do in 20 years into days. same work and it's better —— in two days. the lidar shows how big the rain forest is and how many trees there are with much a greater precision. hello there. the heavy rain we've seen over recent days has been working into our river with the rivers running high. we've seen a number of flood warnings over the last 2a hours. some pretty high waters here. 0n the satellite picture, a number of showers are waiting to come in on sunday, wrapped around this area of low pressure. further afield, further areas of low pressure queuing up waiting to bring more rain. it's going to be a windier day across northern ireland and western scotland, quite blustery for most of us. showers easing off for a time, but a cooler day nationwide. looking at temperatures between 8—11 c. for monday, looking at the next area of low pressure moving on pretty quickly. this is going to be bringing in widespread and heavy outbreaks

they were much closer to god. and so they tried to do right by the first people that brought to america. and some became slave holders themselves. . they became the backbone of the free black society in america. but think about it. they were released if they converted to christianity. they were released after seven years. then the further and further people got away from the christian biblical teachings, they became more about greed. it was a greed factor that made slavery so horrible. it was a bad institution any way, but they stopped releasing people. they started splitting up families. they started doing all these horrible things as christians. many of them did, but not all of them. so i think that there's something in the mayflower compact that can help us understand the early slave holders and just how things just went increasingly bad until we ended up with the situation we did. >> wow, that's an important part of the story. maybe it's worth saying this as we're moving toward a close here. here we are with t

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he has been touched by god.e must face the devil. >> according to the gospel of luke, the devil takes jesus aside 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 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

for reformed christians, what is the nature of god? it is god the father, thes son, and the holy spirit. and they control everything. this is a pre-scientific people. the riding of the sun, the coming of the moon, is all the holy spirit ordering it. there is no natural law. so when a fellow looks and says without you all chaos comes again, that is the most por if iing thing unimaginable. it means going back to before creation, before the ordering of the world by god. and that is potential for all of these people at any moment. the holy spirit can withdraw itself from company and everything return to chaos. and they're going to be very quickly confronted by people who believe that the holy spirit is in dwelling. during the period of the english civil wars that happen not just in england, but also in scotland and ireland, with the church of england's power being diminished, you find rising sex. various people having revelations. george fox who is considered the greatest of the quaker teachers, he believes that the voice of god is within

don't read oh god. yeah once or twice a. day. i have a strong faith in god i go to church i read the bible lot i keep my head focused on the bigger picture. and i pray cause something pray. i do things for other people that's a big one. jimmy got me shoes free from a salvation army. type where you had johnny. where you had body down on our money or my church on rad i get your corn on the cob you're going are nothing bad maybe all right henri but i'm good good. are you going tonight nice night i'm been sittin on the bench you got a story not right on johnny they say again body love yeah ok all right. sweet guy. was a pandemic no certainly no borders and a slide into nationalities. has emerged we caught up with the we don't have the facts in the whole world needs to be. judged. coming very close is the sentence. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each other own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created for the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it

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is anathema to the people here in new england who see god you will elements of god as other. is how g to think about much is going on as there are teachers but we all put most of our focus on george fox. that?s he lived. so many of those who were having revelations to his would die in english prisons. momentary influence, but he was savvy enough to know alive for himself decades and his influence is huge. the founder of the favoritith. how many sects are there? 1650's a man starts it minimum themed a at a he counts 150 different sects in itself that perceived to have within national church the church of england that were death. birth to that is how fragmented the shot is. the people who come to new wanting to create communities where there is peace, stability and they are of mind and within vision of god and that is going to be quakers arrive. what i want to talk about are when families or ommunities stepped forward in defense of the quakers and what it cost tell personally. it affected the founding of so you have the indwelling spirit which is frightening to those here in ne

that is part of the paradox how god acts. just through mighty and great things, but through suffers, unexpected things, if anything was unexpected it was this pandemic. gerry: this is really difficult year for many people. loss of family members. loss of livelihoods for some people, loneliness, isolation. as you talk to people and you say mass and say homilies at christmas what is an uplifting message you give them at the end of this year? >> well, the message is that faith conquers all. if we believe in god then we don't say, well i will only believe in him when things are going my way. we also remember christ carried his cross and we have to bear our crosses. loneliness is a hard cross to bear and i know a lot of my parishioners would love to come to church but observing covid precautions they're not coming out. we give them phone calls, or try to visit them. but the isolation that comes through the pandemic should be a time to remind us of the invisible world. god and the angels are with us. the saints pray for us. christ

they are invoking god's name. they could have said what would have been perhaps a more familiar formulation in the name of the father, son, and holy spirit, amen, but they don't do that because this is a mixed group of persons whose signatures they are very keen to get on this document, on this social contract. it's sometimes referred to, the mayflower compact, as a constitution, but it is -- it isn't a constitution. it is at best a proto-constitution that creates a political community consciously of equals, of individuals, perhaps of families, who are willing to abide by -- may make a promise to one another, we're going to abide by the laws that we ourselves will write in the future so long as those laws are just and meet, they say. we also note here that they confess themselves to be the loyal subjects of their dread sovereign king james, the same king james who lent his name to the version of the bible that is still read today, the squalled authorized version, authorized by him. a group of puritans had been agi

then i found god and then i was released. now i shall always walk with god other congregants, find such declarations inspiring. it gives them hope. then another dealer comes forward to receive the blessings that you've got this shot to outsiders. it might seem very odd that drug dealers can be god, fearing here that everybody must know in his heart what he is doing. because there's a repeated clare's his intention to live a cleaner life. if he doesn't, i want to give up drugs. dimitri a march good example, so to be a healing influence, helping others like himself to escape a life of drugs and crime. in may 20 twentieth's tropical cyclone hit, the coast of bangladesh, millions of people had to flee for their lives. storms in the bay of bengal, often drive seawater far inland, damming 2 of the country's main rivers, the ganges and the brahmaputra. this can cause them to burst their banks flooding large areas of land. experts believe that climate change will inevitably make extra in weather. more common. the country's annual mon

i was like oh my god, my god for hours. oh, my god, look at this! oh, my god, look at that!ou think you know what you're doing for all my career. right, yep. and this thing is so much better than what any of us can do. we can do what we do in 20 years in two days. the same work and it's better. the lidar shows how big the rain forest is and how many trees there are with much greater precision. which can be instrumental in conserving the rainforest. hello there. wednesday brought another wet day, particularly to england and wales. and at one point, we had over 50 flood warnings in force. now, i'm sure as the rain eases off, the number of flood warnings through christmas eve will gradually begin to drop away, but still the potential for a few problems. there is the rain bearing cloud, then, we had across england and wales, but my attention right now is being drawn to this area of cloud just running in across the north of scotland, because this is going to bring some of you snow. yes, there could be a few centimetres lying on the ground in places, along with the risk of icy str

and i will say i pray to god please god bring back life to the people here for business people all the shops are closed most of the people in jerusalem live from tourism. the church of the holy sepak a stands where jesus was said to have been buried and then resurrected normally hundreds of people both locals and foreignness flock here every day. is so few it's a close connection to the church. it's hurting my heart and it's very very unique we never have this situation before and we usually come here to the bridge to easter time and of course with all the year tourist come to jerusalem and we are proud with all the work coming to visit jerusalem the heart of the world and that's make me feel very stress also because when i see people not coming to our land to the church of the whole subject also it's painful in the heart. at christmas though people look towards neighboring bethlehem which christians believe to be the birthplace of jesus the city is now in the israeli occupied west bank. easter is on his way there to visit a family even sent him must be flexible and take a detour or 2

it begins with in the name of god amen. our sovereign lord by the grace of god in britain france and et cetera. the word et cetera is in there. they said what would have been perhaps a more familiar formulation in the name of the father, son, and holy spirit, amen. but they don't do that because this is a mixed group of persons whose signatures they are keen to get on this social contract. but sometimes referred to as a constitution, but it isn't a constitution, at best a proto constitution, creates a community consciously of equals, of individuals who perhaps of families who are willing to abide by -- they make a promise to one another, we are going to abide by the laws that we ourselves will write in the future, so long as those laws are just and neat, they say. we also note they confess themselves to be the loyal subjects of king james, the same king james that has his name in the bible, a version authorized by him, a group of puritans had been agitating him for a cleaner version, that didn't have commentaries and footno

they sailed under the immediate relationship with god.hose were the first words of the compact, but that relationship is the foundation of conscious, and a freedom of conscience to which community is essential but not sufficient. when such individuals gathered together in mutual support, the rule of law is not an obstruction. it is a practice, a principal of practice, necessary to form a civil body politic, to live in obedience to the law and to do these things in order to secure the pursuit of conscious, the obligation to obey god before man. that is a tricky formulation, which is concealed in the expression every man his own pope. the pilgrims grasp that claim and also grasp not every man alone which is why they affirmed community. submit anniversary, i that what is most important for citizens of the united states now to remember is that the pilgrims saw no tension, no conflict between the assertion of the rights of conscious and the individual responsibility and prosperity of the community. there is not a tension. there is a mission. t

sometimes people interpret the book as an argument against god saying that god was not necessary to create the universe one of the arguments for god is a supernatural thing that started off the universe the stevens theory shows the universe could start from nothing and that's at the essence of the book grand design we didn't say there was no god you just need to have a god and that we found evidence i think he was very spiritual i think the book illustrates that and also he went to church. >> and she was a pretty religious woman. >> both wives were all religious women and they will go to churc church. so religion and science don't have to adapt with each other. >> you cite in the book touching on her briefly the heat that you took when the grand design was released and you got a phone call from his secretary who said oh my god you have to help us they are freaking out. you have written a book and you disparaged god and you have to do housekeeping. >> i knew the book was coming out i was taking my daughter to school at eight in the morning and said leonard have you read the times? i said ye

i was like oh my god, my god for hours. oh my god, look at this! oh my god, look at that!bling. you'll be mappin, you think you know what you're doing for all my career, and this thing is so much better than what any of us can do. we can do what we do in 20 years in two days. same work and it's better. the lidar shows how big the rain forest is and how many trees there are with much greater precision. which can be instrumental in conserving the rainforest. hello, good evening. after a weekend of sunshine and showers, there is some more rain in the forecast over the next couple of days — not great news for those areas that already have flood warnings enforced across parts of england and wales. but as we head through the week towards christmas, it will turn drier, but it will also turn a bit colder. now, on the satellite picture from earlier on, you can see this big hook of cloud. this is going to provide wet weather, really, for the first half of this week across southern parts. you can see this frontal system approaching during tonight. further north, some clear spells, bu

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he was interested in getting rid of god and exploring what's possible after god was no longer something you needed to think about before he you took a quen such as human sexuality, politics and so on. diderot and rousseau are the more radical thinkers in a lot of ways. voltaire was a more effective thinker during the 18th century at least during his time. mac. he was an international sensation during the 18th century. >> as our final question is a follow-up. would you say is his most strongest characteristic that keeps them distinct from his contemporaries? what did he do that others did not? >> i think it's his dialogic ability to take an idea and look at it from alterable, perspectives. as a cities amount of master dialogue and when you read something like "rameau's nephew" you'll see he is able to take an idea, throw it up in there in d talk about from different angles in a way that more kind of mana logical thinkers wouldn't do. that's to say, he loved to explore an idea but then take it apart and reassemble it, and through simultaneous character development. so as he said not the s

and last time i checked, we all come from the same god, same god and creator of us all.ove, love is the way is your latest book. for those watching now on this day, how can somebody, you know, issue the power -- what is the power of love and how can it be spread >> you know what it really is -- it's not a sentiment. it's a commitment. the power of love is found in my willingness to seek your good as well as my own and if i do that toward you, and you do that toward me, then we actually create a new space where both of us can live together when we agree and when we disagree. that's the miracle of love it actually creates space for all of us. i give up a little something, you give up a little something and then in the miracle of this kind of mathematics, we all get something more >> my goodness >> good time to hear that. >> thank you so much merry christmas. thank you for your wisdom. >> merry christmas to you guys >> we'll be looking for you in 2021 >> i'll be there >> yes >> let us take a bit of a turn here on this christmas morning turn to a certain person who flies aro

bush has an arm-lock on god. and god has very particular political opinions.nted america to save the world in any way that suits america. god appointed israel to be the nexus of america's middle eastern policy, and anyone who wants to mess with that idea is a) anti-semitic, b) anti-american, c) with the enemy, and d) a terrorist. to be a member of the team you must also believe in absolute good and absolute evil, and bush, with a lot of help from his friends, family and god, is there to tell you which is which. what bush won't tell us is the truth about why we're going to war. what is stake is not an axis of evil - but oil, money and people's lives. saddam's misfortune is to sit on the second biggest oilfield in the world. bush wants it, and who helps him get it will receive a piece of the cake. and who doesn't, won't. if saddam didn't have the oil, he could torture his citizens to his heart's content. other leaders do it every day - think saudi arabia, think pakistan, think turkey, think syria, think egypt. baghdad reprents no clear and present danger to its

yet all of them through the help of god might be overcome. they knew they were pilgrims. after being at sea, they came to land called cape cod. arriving in the harbor. they fell upon their knees and blessed the god of heaven that dropped them over the fast and furious ocean. they had no one to welcome them. no homes or towns to go to. insides, what could they see but wilderness. >> and the wilderness was not virginia. but new england, where the winter storms had driven them. arguments broke out among the pilgrims and the strangers. some felt that because the land would not be under the laws of virginia they could leave the colony, go where they pleased. to keep them together under some kind of government, the leaders of the pilgrims wrote a document that became known as the mayflower compact. the signers promised the laws they would make. in part the may flower compact reads in the presence of god and another enacting such just and equal laws that shall be thought most convenient for the general good of the colony. >> with the mayflower compact, they took an important ste

i was like oh my god, my god for hours. oh my god, look at this! oh my god, look at that!ink you know what you're doing for all my career, and this thing is so much better than what any of us can do. we can do what we do in 20 years in two days. same work and it's better. the lidar shows how big the rain forest is and how many trees there are with much greater precision. which can be instrumental in conserving the rainforest. hello. there's some more rain in the forecast over the next few days. that rain coming on top of what we already had over the last week or so. we've had so much rain that in some places flood warnings are in force. you can check the bbc websites to see if flood warnings are affecting your area. we've got low pressure in charge at the moment, sitting up to the north and feeding showers in from the west. some of these showers continue to be pretty heavy through the day on sunday, really focusing in across western areas. further east through eastern scotland and england, not as many showers. showers will become fewer and further in between for a time dur

i'm grateful god gave me the courage to tell my story. i'm blessed to be a senator to use my platform to be an example of hope and healing for others. during my time serving in the air force, i developed a commonsense approach to solving problems that i took with me when i deployed to d.c. despite the division and dysfunction here in congress, drove me to tirelessly seek common ground and find pragmatic solution that's make a real difference in people's lives. we know where we disagree. the lines are very bright. but i'm proud to my team looked to solve problems and get something accomplished, and it worked. we tied for the most bills signed into law my first year in the senate and i'm proud to say i'll leave this body as the sixth-most bipartisan senator because i joined with many in this chamber on both sides of the aisle to find common ground for common good. as one of the few combat veterans in the senate, i was uniquely honored to fight for our military heroes and veterans. too often our men and women come home with be invisible woun