and god mother, many people turn in a variety of life situations. the most holy mother of god does not leave unanswered those who cry out to her, therefore, believing people in the earliest centuries of being. churches realized the power of this intercession. today, on every bare head of zhen and in every prayer a christian is sent, there is an appeal of the mother of god , and the church tradition has hundreds of different icons depicting the blessed virgin also today. i would like to recall the wonderful tradition that has developed on our belarusian land on the day of the intercession of the most holy theotokos to celebrate the state mother's day . it is very important that we remember highly maternal service on the day of the great mother of god feast, because the mother of god of this highest example of both maternal and and christian ministry. without a doubt, behind all the most worthy, significant and great that humanity has managed to achieve is the tender motherly care and fervent prayer of the mother. after all, outstanding professionals

after all, the closest to god it is his mother to the mother of god that we offer daily prayers asking her for help and salvation. the apostle , the author of the gospel of luke, church tradition, both east and west, ascribes to him the talent of an icon painter, who captured for us the appearance of the holy mother of god historians believe that three images were written with a bow, which later formed the basis of the entire econogra- phy of the mother of god. the robe of the mother of god or, as they say, the sea of ​​​​the most holy theotokos and placed in the vlachinsky temple of constantinople in byzantine art add up four the main iconographic types of the image of the blessed virgin mary and the baby. christ is our lady of adigitria of our lady of illius. gama mother arant and our lady of the sign church tradition says that in the most ancient way with the image of the mother of god and the baby. the hodegetria icon of the mother of god appeared to christ. the word about digetria is translated from greek as a mentor or guide, showing the way and a similar iconographic type sugges

then we acquire the great gift of god. we become closer to god the lord forgives us our sins. redemption here is sacrifice, sacrificial love, first of all, help with those who suffer. and not to show up in front of tv cameras or to write about you in the newspapers, but to come quietly and help. and i must tell you that many people do this today. some kind of information is flowing to me that does not fall into the public space, and therefore i cannot announce and name any names, but you are amazed at the sacrifice of many and many of our fellow citizens, especially now when such a difficult situation in ukraine, when protecting all our historical fatherland and russia and ukraine when are our soldiers? sacrifice health and life how important is it that all our people? was able to donate. in the name of christ's to all those who need it, who ask not verbally, but by their very being ask for this help. sometimes they ask a question. well, who can help? so i look to the right to the left, i don’t see it. and here you need to pray for the lord to open. opened ours. spiritual eyes

for me, communion is an encounter with god and, uh, for me it's like that. here is the central action that takes place in the church, in principle, for the sake of which then i come and, for me personally, but it gives a lot, but the energy of such a kind of life affirmation, and i notice. how my life develops when i succeed there, for example, come on my shoulders. and when i’m there, well, in some kind of mine there, i forget something and it doesn’t work out and i see what i am, what i am different, that is, it fills me personally very much. and i see then how possible. it 's easier for me to deal with some difficulties. well , there are different life circumstances, where, for example, i somehow get very discouraged. and when i come, there is to meet with god that very the realization of what is happening in me in faith in life fills it with great meaning fills me myself and then i can also go further into the world and share this joy with people with my loved ones love. i can share too, that is, for me this is a very resourceful story. and a at the same

will return to god and return to their commitment to god. and so in the jeremiahads the message had been we need to straighten up and start living right and doing what we know god wants us to do. and essentially, in the '20s and '30 they tweak the message just a little bit, and they say we're so far gone that what we need is define rescue. right? we don't -- it's not about morality anymore. what we need is a revival created by god through the holy spirit. we need that to change our society. and so i think we can reasonably expect that if pastors are calling on people to pray like this, that some people were responding to the pastors' calls and praying for revival. and so in the 1730s and '40s, revival comes in a big way. and what you think about that, i think, has everything to do with what your, you know, belief is about prayer, does prayer do anything and this sort of thing. a lot of christians, for sure, would say, well, people prayed and god responded to those prayers. itto a significant extent. it also could be if you were more skeptica

lord of god's strengths, god of our salvation, look at mercy on humble servants.have mercy on all of us beavers, unwilling ones who have taken up arms against russia, hopefully divide the one people, have mercy on us. i rise up god to help your people and give us the power of your victory with your faithful child, and in the unity of the russian churches , hurry up to be jealous, exist in the spirit. protolove. strengthen them and the answer will deliver. forbid the rotation of minds that tear you apart. the hardening of hearts is your visa. i exist the church of the living god and their plans do not overthrow the grace of your power, holding back, how to instruct every good and enrich the soldiers with wisdom. all the defenders of our fatherland, your preserve, did not save them the strength of the spirit, and save iran from death and captivity to save all the same, killed, and from the slave and disease of those who died, the forgiveness of sins of the gift and the blessed generation of creation. fulfill us. i am all faith, hope and love for you, there and pagi

let us pray to the lord in the armchair for the goal, god save us. lord have mercy on the lord let us pray, dear, lord have mercy on the lord let's pray in church. lord, have mercy, lord , your eminence and eminence vladyka agafangel your excellency mr. governor dear fathers, brothers and sisters distinguished guests. i would like to congratulate all of you on an important historical event 4 years ago, the lord brought me to this place and then had the opportunity to lay a stone in the foundation of this temple. when do you visit the northern regions of the country? in which the climate differs from those regions where the majority of the population lives, when you see how fragile the nature of the north is, you understand how strong people must be in order to live here, work, build, create. but, if we take into account the economic significance of norilsk, which, by the way, they had the opportunity to get acquainted with. so, when you understand how important all this is for the country, then at the same time you realize the feat that people carry

maybe people who fallen away from god, they will return to god. they will return their commitment to god. the message had been we need to straighten up, we need to start living right, doing what we know god wants this to do. and his 17 twenties, thirties, the tweet the message a little bit. they say we are so far gone. what we need is divine rescue. it's not about morality anymore. what we need is a revival through the holy spirit to change our society. we can reasonably expect of pastors are calling on people to pray like this, some people were responding to the pastors calls and praying for revival. in the 17 thirties and forties, revival comes in a big way. when you think about that has everything to do with what your belief is about prayer. but a lot of christians for sure would say, well, people prayed and god responded to their prayers. to a significant extent. it also could be if you're more skeptical you, would say, look, the more they talk about the bible, the more likely it's going to happen. actually identities explanations can work tog

belarus by christ and on the most holy catholic church today appointing holy matches of god 's cargo, this i was holyly established by the fifth pope at 157. intercession and sometimes prayers slave. there they gave up sounding to him surrendered that jos was at the place of the battle straightened. above them, yong lulled maria nikolay calmly looked at his unjacana changed kiruna. to the wind that gave birth not to the machchim offensive, soothsayers, flight, and the perception of the christian fleet. the pope and the fifth notifying, to whom he is bound from here by the return of europe, has installed a little caster. holy mother of god ruzhontsova and allowed him to be healed from their church, where he founded the brotherhood of ruzhans. pope terminal eleventh in 1.716, i will place this holy on the whole fire. but if in 1883, pope leo 13 took away the call from the lataran flying, the queen of the holy aruzhant malysya for us for two years recommended that the outsiders pray for a stretching bonfire, my dear months the ulturichid calendar, the bones, the matches of god illuminate

god is love. i understand i come off scary sometimes because i'm going to protect my kids, i'm going to protect my reputation. i'm going to protect my brands. there are times when you have to pull the guns out and pulled the swords out. you have to have righteous indignation as unchristian for everyone that ever said i cannot get mad because i'm a christian kirk as a question? yeah. >> i don't understand how you can. and be so successful and influential in the music business and fashion industry, the two most liberal businesses in the world as a pro-life badge. how does that work? >> i always think that whenever god allows a brilliant idea to channel through me and allows me to somehow take credit for it, i always snicker at the fact that with liberals their main tool that they use artist and influencers. but then god has the number one artist and number one influencer as a conservative. i always chuckle at that. every time i come up with something brilliant i say can you imagine if they could hav

this is the joy of serving god in this way.s is what unites them and what helps them in the future during their lives due to the limitations of time. uh, people passed. uh, every day here are 2 days of 41 44 km, then there were days when we passed 35 km 32 km, yes, that is, if you imagine even an ordinary such a strong person, that's it about what you take, just walk 40 km. here comes the question. and the fact that i have no strength, and i'm here, uh, in conversations with the crusaders. e noted for herself that, nevertheless, thanks to this inner faith of theirs, believing that this is their prayer, eh, which they perform during the cross move. this is where it will be useful. uh, not only to them to say so, but to everyone living in belarus . that's it. this is what gave them the opportunity to go through this procession with joy, and most importantly, maybe even with their own such work. especially to show in general, probably the fortress, the depth of the faith here, the christian here, which, as i have already said, at

talk to god. if you're happy with yourself, that is enough. >> host: another fascinating point i really encourage people to go out and buy your new book, the "25 lies." you go heavy on how important morality was for the civil rights community when it was desperately needed. king was moral. they never compromise the more leadership. where is that moral leadership today and our elected officials and the pulpit? >> guest: wow. armstrong, is amazingly sad. you know, i look at it and it's hurtful because we have to have examples of how best to live. and our children aren't getting it. matter of fact some of the worst behavior in the world has been held up as proper. and i'm looking at this and it worries me so have to stay in constant communication with my daughter and with my children, and i'm explained to them this is not proper. this is not right. our ministers should do a better job of connecting our children up with god. what, putting first in all things will come after. he said i'll be lifted up

we're here to talk with david adams, cleveland about his new book, gods deception. david, let's start out with something. book is about the trial of alger hiss. the perjury trial, which place a when i was in diapers and not a young man. so i don't. and i all my life have been aware of the name of alger hiss. but i don't really understand the part he played in history. i think maybe for the sake of our audience we might want to start out with just who is l.g. who was alger hiss. well, that is a great question. just before i answer it, just. thank you, matt. thank you edgartown books. thank you for having me and having us at st andrew's parish house. it's a wonderful space and it's wonderful to be here. my family is a great lover of martha's vineyard. and so it's it's a pleasure to be with you. thank you. thank you. alger hiss is an enigma inside enigma. he is the great. i suppose you would have to say him. the great iago of the 20th century. people have been trying to figure out who alger hiss really was, not just if he guilty or innocent to start alger hiss was conv

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well, you're a god, for god's sake. club." [ applause ] >> jimmy: i cannot imagine doing a television show and doing -- i think really just you and ryan seacrest would do that. but that's got -- >> steve harvey did it for a minute. >> jimmy: yes. steve harvey had like 35 shows on the air simultaneously. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i've been broke and i lived with my mom at 31 years old after being fired from radio four times. so i'm not turning nothing down. i'm not turning nothing. >> jimmy: you never forget, that do you? >> never, never. >> jimmy: when they would fire you, would you ever know they're going to fire you? >> no. because they would call you in the office and say things like we're moving in another direction. >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> and they never really tell you why. but i know myself. >> jimmy: did they ever go in your office -- >> office? >> jimmy: you didn't have an office? >> no. i suffer from ptsd for things like that. to this day i don't have an office. 13 years of breakfast club, i do not have an office

good god almighty wouldn't that just be tragic? wasted talent is the most terrible thing that could ever happen in this world. child could be could cure cancer or be a great mechanic, we are not teaching t his children to read. you cannot teach a child to read you will teach them to read or have more oldest instruction you ruin their lives. in the ghetto there so much wasted potential. it's a wasted because it does not have to be that way. it does not have to be that way. all they have to do is go tell the mother butut is two or three children, hold down the street at the educate your children. these men, blackmun, whiteman, asian mental teacher son to stand up straight. he will teach his mother how to respect teach them to read, write, is history. when he grows up will start taking care ofhe you. he will not be a ward of the state. he will.to jail, we will tguarantee it. t it's just that easy. you both know private black schools that do that. and they are very successful. they know of them and they refuse to let it happen. what ab

god grant that it be so.what is now darkening the souls of many and the church, which carries out its pastoral ministry in relation to the peoples of russia, ukraine, belarus, and many others, has ended. peoples in the expanses of historical russia today, he especially suffers and especially prays for the triumph of justice, the restoration of fraternal communion and the overcoming of everything that has accumulated over the years and eventually led to this bloody conflict. and we believe that through the prayers of the saints, the russian land. and in this case, using the already accepted expression in the earth russian, keep in mind, russia, the whole russian land, so that all the holy russias today together with us raise their prayers to the lord that peace be created on earth, that reconciliation of fraternal peoples come, what is most important, that justice triumph, because without justice can't be. yes, the lord keeps you all and helps us all. to pass one’s worthy christian career, including through di

my power is through god. if someone ever says anything like you did a great job, praise god.he term narcissist, when you believe in yourself, they say it's narcissistic. i love the dynamic of how you compare, you show that there is still humanity even with the position god has placed me in. why did moses smite the rock, why did he get that frustrated? and just to be able to be gentle, to be more gentle -- god is alive -- look at this right here. look how quiet it is right now, that's god, god is of order, the devil's of chaos. >> tucker: that is true. >> i want to talk about my potential run for 2024 and trump's potential run and the beloved ron desantis potential run for 2024, mayor suarez, potential run for 2024. they thought trump was a joke. for older white people quick to classify a black person only by the fact that we are black. even trump a person we consider to be a friend of mine when i went to the white house, i called him after that to get aesop rocky out of jail. one of the things he said to me you're my friend when you came to the white house my black approval r

may god rebuke him. and do that while prince of the heavenly host by the power of god cast into hell satan and all evil spirits who wander through the world seeking the ruin of souls. >> amen. >> okay, let's see if it worked. senator booker, why is the filibuster the benchmark of a strong democracy? >> i still, hallelujah, amen, support filibuster reform. >> god dammit, bishop long, we want our money back. >> this isn't like your church services. this actually matters. thank you to our analysts and democratic senator cory booker of new jersey. >> thank you very much. >> when "tooning out the news" returns, a project we're working on that we're very excited about and we think you will be too. the coming global recession. >> announcer: follow "tooning out the news" on twitter, instagram, facebook, and tiktok for exclusive content. >> before exciting project we've been working on behind the scenes and are finally ready to reveal. >> everyone, please prepare yourself for your global recession. >> unemploymen

so the idea that of gods of destruction were this was a mindset. these were marxist-leninist, these were believers. this was an alternative religion. they believed very strongly in lenin's ideas and stalin had created in the union and they were willing to go to great lengths to overthrow the existing system, if that's what it took. okay, let's talk about one of those members whittaker chambers, who was in some ways alger hiss, his nemesis, who accused alger hiss of being a spy, went to adolph berle and said, you know, he alger hiss is, a spy. berle went to a roosevelt and was dismissed with an expletive. why? why why was chambers much less believable than? alger hiss? well, quick answer to whittaker chambers bonafides is that, of course, he was a communist. he had started off in the communist party. he then, like many, moved being an active agent, a spy handler for the for the soviet union. he spent some 12, 13 years as part of the communist party. so when he realized what was going on. and finally in the soviet union, he recognized that stalin's p

we're here to talk with david adams, cleveland about his new book, gods deception. david, let's start out with something. book is about the trial of alger hiss. the perjury trial, which place a when i was in diapers and not a young man. so i don't. and i all my life have been aware of the name of alger hiss. but i don't really understand the part he played in history. i think maybe for the sake of our audience we might want to start out with just who is l.g. who was alger hiss. well, that is a great question. just before i answer it, just. thank you, matt. thank you edgartown books. thank you for having me and having us at st andrew's parish house. it's a wonderful space and it's wonderful to be here. my family is a great lover of martha's vineyard. and so it's it's a pleasure to be with you. thank you. thank you. alger hiss is an enigma inside enigma. he is the great. i suppose you would have to say him. the great iago of the 20th century. people have been trying to figure out who alger hiss really was, not just if he guilty or innocent to start alger hiss was conv

. >> interesting because you talk about god.t's a play on words but and you talk about this in your book high crime and homicide then to believe there is a connection between leadership to relinquish the moral obligation the leadership to make sure that new plantation so there is no need to even try because youee will be pushed back in discriminated against and that reinforces that and then to say that white man would never allow you to progress. and then they have been demoralized if they are but the soviet union just did that to the people they beat them down. into the education system. tuthere has been perpetual to look atfr the history. look from 1855 that confederacyo that killed almost 1 million americans. and then to kill people and family construction 100 years of jim crow. and to be motivated and anything to keep our so now they expanded with abortion atheism an' socialism but if you want to know that democratic party then go to the ghetto. >> you are accusing the democratic partyty of genocide? >> definitely and they k

be fine , victory will be with us every time, i pray that their zatoka, may god protect them, god save save our defenders and our ukraine well, that's what i say ukraine! god bless you all, god bless you all the boys are fine, tomorrow they will be lucky, we will cover them right now so that they can steam there oh, sing, children , they will hear my children are giving warriors, god bless you , family, god bless you, all of you here are healthy and strong, so that the losses do not cry from above with joy that you came peugeot, it's under this and i wish you victories, ate bread and health, more strength, i want everyone to hug them, everyone will want to squeeze tightly and i will show everyone a good one, this one looks like this, we put them here, here we put the pies, i put them on good day, good health i have already started full-scale on the fifth or sixth day. then they sat like that and thought that we have the whole building, there is coffee, there are teapots, and the boys do it for free. to cook something liquid borscht here is a very big pot of rain it is every day we have

bless you, family, god god grant that you returned to the neighbor to a healthy strong so that the lossest cry from above with joy that you came peugeot him from this and i wish you victories ate bread and their health more strength i want to hug everyone and wish them to hold tight and i will show you this good one that looks like this too we put the ice here we put the pies good afternoon dear friends said when the full-scale had already started on the fifth or sixth day after that they sat like that and thought that we have everything zadanie there is coffee there are teapots there is for the boys to do it for free well girls already right away eh they said let's say and why he only says coffee tea well he says let's make him some liquid borscht here is a very big pot of rain it's every day we have such a pot of borscht brewed every day and if there's not enough then we'll add 2 uah beans see m yes , look at the beans, that's why he's already eaten the most important attribute, the main attribute is that we always have borscht and lard, lard, onions, garlic, pepper , that's what we hav

god our word. we coexist very well solidarity in patience humility in love.thodox christian drag himself to another person? an orthodox church in the city didn’t appear for a long time only in 1994 the building, which at the beginning of the 20th century was an ordinary residential building, the church was lit in honor of the saint the infant martyr gabriel and the bialystok slutsky, despite her rather young age. the shrine is kept, here, the real religion, literally descended from heaven, this image of the mother of god, the kazan icon, before being in the temple for 10 days, 112 times flew around our planet viktor stanislavl shutov, who at that time was in the team of this flight, gave us this icon . after returning from space one icon in the field. i blame the patriarch, she stayed at his house. he said that somehow he felt embarrassed that such a shrine was not at home. he decided that this icon should be in her family viktor shutov, an employee of the russian space agency in total, in 2004, 60 icons of the mother of god of kazan and archangel michael wer

and god is worth celebrating.when you can agree on the basics and then you can figure the eeother stuff out. >> over here. >> thank you so much for both of you being here. i'm so excited to read your book. it's a little overwhelming to listen, and i have three millennial kids that have had kids yet but do you have a suggestion as to how we can communicate besides just giving them the book, or how do we, and also it is a two-part question, that because i like to be to communiquÉ that the two of the couples of my kids were trying to have kids to look at this but the other side of it is what can we do in the audience to help this movement? >> well, i talked to a gal last week with the same question. she didn't wasn't sure she was going to get them to read the book but it did watch the education series and it was very influential for millennial kids. they had never heard that before would certainly commend that on fox. >> i agree. ms. education of america is a six part series now on fox station. we basically tell the

god least meet. you have to meet most blue with how much, how many check up, what's it it's it's, it's got a hit and miss bushy gunk. now i'm terrified to the fact that thank you. how much will to talk on the not i chinese 90 to make gun. i'm done. i'm supposed to come over enough. i'm truly gusto boy, mitch has got credit between it, but the garden like to give it those dollars. shawna, but they will med moxie mom, shamela us things a little bit yet quad, are you sure? body codley says to be his kitchen area, somebody called explanation of how good some had lost the aquatic by caught, made were toilet on so much our team come now to dennis, give good answer among not better died number ah that's good. now living space you have slow meals, wallader watching that on talk to them now, hadn't met? asked donald chuck, they'd have to keep the trinity on ms. nash on top of a temporary spot on the let on. it says, i'm denied a ah no harder than god target my smuggling. crunched him my money. what domain got

you are alone with god and you feel a special joy.act that the feeling of his presence is invisible. we were in the holy land church of mary martarina, and there we bought for the family. at the beginning, they thought so, the icon was soon a novice, which was applied to the relics of the reverend, the grand duchess studied elizabeth and the icon itself were painted by a nun of this monastery. and then, when the monastery was formed here, when the temple was illuminated, we decided that the trustees brought this icon to us from the salem monastery. it was written there a monastery nun. mary had many miracles. from this way most miracles far away they come in the street so hung up being healed. healing and to whom the weak repentance is already a will. god's name of the icon is quick to hear, speaks for itself. she soon hears and soon performs. also, many holy relics appeared to the ability of raisa, a particle of the cross of the lord, the lord so vouchsafed that in 2006 we were in the holy land, one of our members of the board of tru

yes, here is god.ou can pray to god and dream of the bible, and-and admire life, christ, his deeds, and so on. can you read the lives of the saints? and in the service? it is completely different to take bribes, to agree with the authorities on some wrong questions, and so on, to create injustice, there is no sense of presence. with all this, god yes, there is no feeling that when you take a bribe, that it is the lord who sees it, no, it does not exist at all. no, well in last resort, give me under the table, please. so that no one sees, no one sees, so they don’t see him there either. there is no feeling that there is an all-seeing eye. and this will have to be answered. no, he does not believe that it is necessary to answer. it is necessary to answer, then, what is the faith in god that you want the church? what are you wearing a cross? you depict something then. write out the tsar's service for him a tedious duty, the real thing is the ships of the prus, latin latin laterals alone. sailing equipment

so, the idea of gods of destruction, this was a mindset. he is where marxist-leninist, true believers, this was an alternative religion. they believed very strongly in lennon's ideas and what stalin had created in the soviet union and they were willing to go to great lengths to overthrow the existing system, if that's what it took. >> let's talk about one of those members, whittaker chambers. who was, in some ways, alger hiss nemesis. who accused hiss of being a spy. went to parole and said, alger hiss it is a spy. liberal went to roosevelt and was dismissed with an expletive. why was chambers so much less believable than alger hiss? >> the quick answer to whittaker chambers as, of course, he was a communist. he had started off in the communist party, he had then, like many, it moved into being an active agent, a spy handler. for the soviet union. he spent some 12, 13 years as part of the communist party. so, when he realized what was going on, finally, in the soviet union, he recognized that stalin's perjury's were eliminating tens of thou

gods >> hello, we're here today to talk with david adams cleveland about his new book, gods of deception. david, let's start out with something. this trial is about the -- it took place when i was in diapers. i am not a young man. i don't -- all my life i've been aware of the name elder-less. i don't understand the party played in history. for the sake of our audience, we might want to start out with just who is who was alger hiss. >> that is a great question, just before i answer, it thank you, matt. thank you and your town books for having me. and having us at st. andrews parish. it's a wonderful space and it's wonderful to be here. my family is a great lover of martha's vineyard, so it's a pleasure to be with you. thank you. he is an enigma inside an enigma. he is the great, i suppose you would have to say, the great ego of the 20th century. people have been trying to figure out who alger hiss really was, not just if he was guilty or innocent. to start alger hiss was convicted in 1950 of spying for the soviet union. he was convicted of lying about knowing his accuser and when he knew

i kissed the ball in the hand of the mother of god and therefore kissed. attitude to the shrine does not bother the local monastic brethren, just as the presence of half-naked pretty girls on the territory of the monastery, firstly, visitors are not allowed in everywhere, where tourists roam, the monks are almost invisible. they are located in the interior, where the passage is closed to outsiders. only the film crew of their morals was allowed to go there. here she is holy saints of montserrat an ancient garden an idyllic place of reflection an ancient chapel and a unique collection of chalices dedicated to the sacraments of the church. all of them were donated to the monastery, but most of them are not used for services because of their too avant-garde appearance. the tomb of the abates monastery only outwardly seems slightly informal ; inside, everything is canonically strict. however, this does not prevent the monks from deservingly calling their abode accessible to the whole world. montserrat's tradition of being open to all people is first and foremo

it's all been rejected byy god. god came to came and said where are you angry? if you do well will you not be? you must master it. if you do well will you not be accepted? unwell, except it. well give a tickertape parade. all that marching joe lewis knocked out at yankee stadium. all the country celebrates him because he doestq well. i am to be secure community not to call into that value of trying to use the law of coercion. make america like you. binge the hearts of the people. we talk with god but if are happy with yourself that is enough precook in.encourage people to go out and buy your new book. you go heavy on how important risk and ised desperately neede. they never compromise. murtha moral leadership today? it said to the example of the o best to live. our children are getting it so matterer of fact it worries me o constant communication with my daughter and with my children. i'm explaining this is not proper, this is not right. our ministers should do a better job of connecting our children of god. put him first in all things will come after. he says i

you are alone with god and you feel a special joy.use the feeling of his presence is invisible. we were in the holy land church of mary magdalene and there we bought up a family. at the beginning, this was the thought of the icon, soon a novice, which was applied to the relics of the reverend teacher grand duchess elizabeth, and the icon itself was painted by a nun of this monastery. and then, when the monastery was formed here, when the church was illuminated, we decided that to transfer this icon to the salem monastery, such as trustees. it was written there the monastery, nun. mary had many miracles. this is the ejection of most wonders of the conch, they come in the street being healed. why i, probably, to whom the lord gives? healing and for those who are weak , repentance - this is already a more byzhy name of the icon of the quick-to-obedient , speaks for itself. she soon hears and soon performs. also , many holy relics appeared on the ability of raisa, a particle of the cross of the lord, the lord so vouchsafed that in 2006 we

those prophetic narratives are filled with conversations with god and hearing god's voice. and yet, i think, in the modern culture, the notion of listening to god gets relegated to somebody with a mental illness. and therefore is put into a different category, but not a religious category. and i'm just wondering, sort of in your thinking about that, what occurs to you about -- about that? >> it's interesting. what i find is that many people who are experiencing darkness and pain, psychological darkness and pain, feel alienated from god. so i view part of my role as helping them to hear god's voice again. or getting angry at god. being able to be in relationship to god. whatever that looks like to them. to support that for them. and i think maybe that's a thread we all need to develop to sort of break down the stigma even further in the issue. joanne, i know the program and issues you work with, also deals with all the congregants across the age spectrum. can you talk a little bit about what you've seen among both senior members of the congregation, as well as team members o

about god and you mentioned jesus.eople think you're weak and they laugh at you. oh, man, they want to date, you know, and on that side, they put them out everything. you can't say it in school. you can't have in the public square. they don't even want to ten commandments up anywhere, but they will allow you to put anything else up no parent schools. oh, no, no parent school, but they but they'll bring in the drag queens and whatnot to read to the children. they'll they'll bring in all you can't have the bible in the library. they're bringing all kind of other nasty books for the children to read these people and you can't fail kids anymore. no, you got to make them all feel good. exactly until they get out and face reality. see we no longer have a policy disagreement with these people. it's no long about taxes. this is saying about you know. a curriculum, this is about a party that a systematically try to destroy this nation. three straight times in a row from slavery to confederacy to jim crow and now they're doing i

others say god god is life. aquinas says god is is life. the gift of life is ex. >> a section also appreciates tt you had mentioned read jesus and and disinherited. >> took it with him to jail evey time he went to jail. >> 39 times. >> 39 times. jesus and the disinherited. it was such a powerful book, one of the early books too. in it he is critiquing christianity saying the church has betrayed jesus. e are his words. he wrote that before the civil rights movement movement really gathered steam. >> that's right. >> king of course is powerfullyd by thurmon. i went to india and brought home nonviolent method from him. so he was really i think the spiritual genius and the elder. he was criticized for for not being in the streets so much. that's not the elder's role necessarily. it is to holdt together and make sure that the values and spirituality is viewed through the movement. i think history will demonstrate t thurmon played an essential rol. he was stabbed and asked for onn at his bed. that was howard thurmon. >> it's a great history and i

for the sake of the apartment, we are such thank god and thank god, so i absolutely agree about the 21st21st century. unfortunately our youth. this cult of children is leaving. when we created families, we understood that the next step should be the appearance of a child. now young people are replacing children with cats and dogs. it 's true, why, because the child binds to the place the child does not give the opportunity to go somewhere freely to do what we want. well, somehow, all this is turning, that is, they feel the child, how these regrets. yes, to some of their, uh, family circumstances. and it has to go. we must change this, because in fact we are then going with you to the fact that our young people will stop giving birth altogether, therefore, the more benefits there are, the more we will talk about this, the more specialists will talk in schools about that there is a cult of the family, there is a cult of children, that children are happiness and children. this is great, not children are obese. and what if you don’t have to be afraid while you don’t have a home, because many

god said kane, why are you angry? if you do well will you d not be accepted and if not don't let the paymaster you but you must master it. if you do well will you not be accepted? apple of tim cook, done well. when you do well jesse owens to give him atickertape parade . this is before all the marching. a there's joe lewis knocks out elliot and it all of the country d.celebrates him because he didwell . i tell the community don't get caught in this value of trying to use coercion to make americalike you. it didn't work for us. change the hearts of the people . be respectful. if you're happy with yourself that is enough. >> i encourage people to go out and buy your new book 25 lies. you go heavy on how important morality was for the civil rights community when it was desperately needed. they never compromise. where is the moral leadership today and our elected officials? >> it's amazingly sad. you know, i look at it and it's hurtful because we have to have an example of how best to live. and our children aren't ma gett

so, the idea of gods of destruction, this was a mindset. he was a marxist-leninist, true believers, this was an alternative religion. they believed very strongly in lenin's ideas and what stalin had created in the soviet union and they were willing to go to great lengths to overthrow the existing system, if that's what it took. >> let's talk about one of those members, whittaker chambers. who was, in some ways, alger hiss's nemesis. who accused hiss of being a spy. went to adolph burrel and said, alger hiss it is a spy. burrel went to roosevelt and was dismissed with an expletive. why was chambers so much less believable than alger hiss? >> the quick answer to whittaker chambers is, of course, he was a communist. he had started off in the communist party, he had then, like many, moved into being an active agent, a spy handler. for the soviet union. he spent some 12, 13 years as part of the communist party. so, when he realized what was going on, finally, in the soviet union, he recognized that stalin's perjury's were eliminating tens of tho

god was having fun with me from the very beginning.i have to give credit to my wife, she's the webmaster and developed a t great tool that yu can sort by state, city, anything you want, classical christian.org. it will get you there fast. every school has its own page that you end up at because an association of like-minded independent schools. they know how and why it was created. we take that down in the book as well. the b work that rebecca has done focuses on that. unions used to be conservative teacher associations taken over by the movement and the union movement turned around and endorsed its first ever presidential candidate in 76. the teachers unions had half the delegates when they endorsed jimmy carter. when jimmy carter was elected president he turned around and gave a gift to the same that was the creation to the federal department of education and the nea openly bragged at that moment that there would be no department of education without thewo teachers unions so from te beginning the department has been a creation of tho

and the more and more i lean mor into god and work for god , the more wins god is going tos n bestow on our team, on gang and for me to go out and just state an obvious and empathetic statement in the middle of the most liberal central light to go that is like tiananmen square. so like with qantas owns and we both wore the shirt at the same time, you know, we got some soldiers out here and people say they're willing to die for it, but we live for it. we're living for the battle. and what's the battle for life itself? forour children, they're killig us through the food. content. they're killing us through the content. they're killing us through the programing. but god is alive and is alive and all of us . and we will overcome it. r the u sounds like you're hopeful fortu the future of the country. absolutely, because i have the vision for it. i , i understand the ecosystemrd . i understand how to even liberate a big pharma. i have solutions for the future. you know, i don't have the entire vision. you know, certain things are just in front of me and they happen when they're supposed to

talk to god. if you're happy with your self that is enough. >> host: i encourage people to buy your book, you go heavy on how important morality was to the human rights community, desperately need a king, they never compromised the moral leadership. where is that moral leadership today in our elected officials? >> guest: is amazing. you know. i look at it because we have to have examples how best to live and our children -- as a matter of fact the worst behavior in the world is held up as proper. i'm looking at it and it worries me. i spent communication with my daughter, with my children explaining to them this is not right. our ministers can to a better do a better job connecting our children, put him first and all things come after, i will be lifted up, draw all men to me, lift him up and no matter where you are, if you are starting up, if you have a job at walmart making $20,000 a year you will be happy and move up further because you're good, clean, kinda. those are the intangibles that move

the original has no mention of god. to oversimplify, basically what the progressives did, they said it was always under the vocational training for a new academy, what they did they replace the cross and a bible in the classroom with a flag and pledge. over time a gradually speaking while saying working to start a different type of school over here where god is not allowed inside but we have a pullout. where you can go to instruction outside of the school, not on school grounds, we still respect you have faith in god. it was always incremental. when they moved into new york they took a a different approac, you should explain the idea of the gary plan, that's what of the things that blew my mind they started a school in indiana that potentially try to change the way school worked altogether, k-12. >> intentionality was visible because they created the model schools in several places around the country but gary became the center point of it. the thing about gary anybody who knows it from the musical, it was formed in 1905

first of all, what is the prayer of communion with god? we have turned away from god. actually.lord always sends trials to our country in that period. the further we move away from god , the closer trials come to us. in fact, it is a war, like a cleansing one, and until everyone living in our country understands that this is a spiritual war in general, that this is a war for our souls, in fact, the lord through these trials. the mouth wants to return us to the womb, to the one with which we redeemed. when we were baptized, but in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. christ calls us all to this, and therefore i would like to wish everyone from faith faith this is a gift god's it still needs to be earned from god, and if the lord sees that faith in the heart is born in a person , he strengthens it. the lord helps him in this, although the lord conquered death by death, death by right, and the lord gave life to the existing hornbeam by his death. defeated the death of death. for us , the russian warrior does not exist either. he was why a warrior spirit? because