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god. your mom uses the term god. you use the term god. i use the term god. atheists use the term god. question is always what do you mean by god? we just assume we're all talking about the same thing, and we definitely are not. and in fact, this sort of dichotomy you get between believers and nonbelievers about do you believe in god or not, i always say, look, there's a more important question, which is what do you mean when you say god. cause if what you're talking about is some guy who looks up in the heavens and looks down on us and punishes us when you do something wrong and rewards us when we do something good, i don't believe in that god either. and what i've discovered in all of my work, especially in putting this book together, is whether you are a believer or not, and whether you are aware of it or not, the vast majority of people when they say the word god, what they are envisioning is really a divine version of themselves. we implant our own traits, our own characteristics, our own personalities, our own virtues, our own vices, our own strengths, our own weaknesses upon god

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god and my faith in god was question. but you know who do not give up on me? god did not give up on me. every step of the way, i felt god reaching up for me. all i had to do was to reach back and fill his grasp, it was god who has brought me all the way forward. [applause] >> i say that because i know there is nothing that i can say that will suddenly heal the suffering that these families and your communities are going through right now. nothing can prepare you for the loss or the pain that you are feeling. i cannot tell you that someday you will suddenly wake up and all of the pain will be gone. but what i can tell you is that god will continue to reach out and connect with you, and all you need to do to heal, is to connect with god and you will find a way forward. [applause] >> let me close with a song that i love that seems like it was written for an occasion like this. psalms 62. my soul rests in god alone. my salvation comes from him. he alone is my rock and my salvation. he is my fortress. i will never be shaken. you will never be shaken. we will never be shaken. the communities a

god. god bless you all. god bless texas. roduce the next speaker. a personal friend of mine, but a great american who cares dearly about the united states of america and the great state of texas. he's a man of demonstrated faith in god but a man who's demonstrated a commitment to our great state. he's been here on multiple occasions as our fellow texans have suffered through other tragedies. he knows your heart. he cares about who you are as people, as communities, and as texans. i'm proud to introduce a friend of mine, the vice president of the united states of america, mike pence. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, governor abbott, for those inspiring words. and for your and your wife's example of compassionate leadership for all the people of texas. karen and i are deeply humbled. deeply humbled to be here tonight with all of you. with the governor, the lieutenant governor, with our attorney general, senator cruz, the congressmen, and it's especially humbling to be with the precious families of the fallen and injured fr

i'm not thinking about ghosts i can only think of god god i hope he comes and saves me . i will. go for god smart solutions for our environment. is often easier to destroy then it is to rebuild. during the civil war and mozambique most large animals and there's an r.v. national park which killed. now resettling animals has become a huge logistical effort. to go after for. chaos and control the scene. at the venice biennale at. all twenty one was that. checking out the most remarkable billions. until you trailblazing not just. she had the national. in sixty minutes on d. w. . your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. or tomatoes the supermarket. as we go about our daily. from the last thing on. visible. slavery in the twenty first century story december second. hello and welcome to a special edition of eco at africa from nairobi kenya i'm glad to welcome you again right now the united nations climate change conference the most important annual environmental conference is taking place in the job many participants from all over the wild are debating how to protect o

god overdoses on diversity. h for instance, when god made beetles, over 6,000 varieties. if god loves diversity and varie variety, he could have made us all look exactly alike. racism is -- god, you screwed up. you didn't know, you should have made everybody like me. where is that ego? god loves variety. god says why weren't you more like or anybody? why aren't you more like you? if you don't be you, who is going to be you. you are one in six billion. >> armstrong: this is "the armstrong williams show",we'll be back. >> armstrong: welcome back to educational enlightenment. tell us why this almost 5000 square foot. why is this museum of the bible, pastor warren, so important to the world? >> thanks for asking that, armstrong. in the first place, we are in a biblically illiterate generation. couple generations that have little to no background. if i were to say talk about paul or david or jonah, they would go who? they don't know who jonah is. they don't know the story of job. they might say job. this is a book about work. they wouldn't have any idea. they are biblically illiterat

god and my faith in god was question. the you know who do not give up on me? god did not give up on me. ery step of the way, i felt god reaching up for me. all i had to do was to reach back and fill his grasp, it was god who has brought me all the way forward. [applause] i say that because i know there is nothing that i can say that will suddenly heal the suffering that these families and your communities are going through right now. nothing can prepare you for the loss, or the pain that you are feeling. i cannot tell you that someday you will suddenly wake up and all of the pain will be gone. but what i can tell you is that god will continue to reach out and connect with you, and all you need to do is -- due to heal, is to connect with god and you will find a way forward. [applause] >> let me close with a song that i love that seems like it was written for an occasion like this. 62.ms rests in god alone. my salvation comes from him. he alone is my rock and my salvation. he is my fortress. i will never be shaken. you will never be shaken. we will never be shaken. the communities affected

i'm not thinking about ghosts i can only think of god god i hope he comes and saves me . a. story so that people who world over information they provide. the fenians they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date didn't touch follow us. hijacking the news. where i go from the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good vs evil us versus them black and white. in countries like russia china turkey people are told it's that simple and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where we're headed is well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoking mirror.

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talk to me about this i don't like this i don't want to talk about it i haven't talked and when god is god and i can trust and then him. let's take you live to tokyo now where the japanese prime minister shinzo lobby and u.s. president donald trump are just about to hold a joint news conference there in the japanese capital of it's the first stop of president donald trump twelve they told us just listen to what they have to say. gender will not line up but about. when i see shots had to stop me on my all most famous. your mistress. you're going to have that argument. there so we're just waiting for translation of japanese to english translation i mean just looking at live pictures of. joint press conference ahead of the translation that's not into what he said. indeed. how many hours of dialogue did we have. i believe that there has never been such close intimately connecting at the leaders of both nations as we do now in the history of japan-u.s. alliance of more than half a century. in particular he received me with great hospitality last february on my visit to the u.s. at his villa in

god above. we are blessed each day just waking up. waking up is a blessing. to be able to see another day. and give our offerings and ties and sing a song that's a praise god from whom all blessings flow. all come from god. we have to be conscious and be able to recognize the blessings. whether we do or not, god is still in the blessing business. >> i think someone said that god's gift to us is the day he gives us. and our gift to him is what we do with the date. >> we will be back with jim and dale. >>> welcome back. we have been speaking to jim and dale. when abraham lincoln mentioned that the fourth thursday of the month would be, i should see that sexy the last thursday of the before the last said he was praying for those who were wounded and those who would become orphans during this terrible time in our history. and he prayed that god god father would yield -- healed wounds. we find ourselves divided so many ways. i think that prayer still very apropos for our time. what way do you think we could bring healing this season? >> when our gratitude takes the form of humility, and recognizing that we are all in ways we don't know, dependent on the grace of god, that could be unifying. when our gratitud

when i pray i am speaking to god and god has the prayers of a lot of people to listen to so i don't want to take up too much of his time. but when i read the bible he said godlowly so i can hear every word and understand what it is that god asks of me. my bible teacher once said there are those who say the bible is holy and that is why it is great and there are those who say the bible is great and that is why it is holy. regardless, it is clear that it is great and it is holy. for are there any passengers or word more uplifting than love your neighbor as yourself. do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor, justice, justice shall you pursue. in the beginning, god. am i my brother's keeper? though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death i will fear no evil for thou art with me. you shall be holy because i, the lord your god is holy. nation shall not lift up sword against nation neither shall they learn war anymore. there is a time for everything under the heavens. a man once asked rabbi thousands of years ago to sum up the essence of [inaudible] and while standing on 1 foot and after giving its concise answer he said the rest is commentary, go

talk to me about this i don't like this i don't want to talk about it i haven't talked and when god is god and i cannot trust and in any. industry and i have made history delivering miracle babies to these elderly couples . the big question is at what cost to the mama egg donor and ultimately to the child. sure towns at home. and inspiration. castle stories of people keeping the spirit of freedom alive. by courageously defending their rights to cut. its best with. the al-jazeera select at this time. for twenty three years musson has collected objects he finds along the coast. enough to fill his museum enough to break a guinness world record. with a story for every object he's become an environmental activist uninspired. and a voice for the plight of countless migrants. such as this time on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera.

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talk to me about this i don't like this i don't want to talk about it i haven't talked and when god is god and i cannot trust and in any. industry and i have made history delivering miracle babies to these elderly couples . the big question is at what cost to the mama egg donor and ultimately to the child. a mass exodus hundreds of thousands of have fled ethnic cleansing in me in march for bangladesh one of the world's poorest countries when east investigates what their future holds at this time on al-jazeera. facing reality you know president said that there would be a complete audit a hundred percent audit that audit hasn't happened getting to the heart of the matter so are you saying then that the future of the g.c.c. will be in doubt. here the story. on talk to al-jazeera at this time. as leader hassan nasrallah accuses saudi arabia of forcing the lebanese prime minister to resign.

god it is a book that tells the story and was it is that god asks of us. what does the lord require of you? to love mercy and walk humbly with thy god? and ethics philosophy and poetry as well as the inspiring ideal's imparted by the of profits with the clarion call for justice for all. all we'll be treated with respect and dignity for the opening package we're created in the image of god. throughout the ages our people to study the bible poring over its words to analyze every letter in search of everyone's and meaning and is therefore the foundational sacred text of our heritage. the book comes alive and is relevant and ever changing to complete the annual cycle being of the torah the real really begin to renew there reading because we seek god's eternal message to us. the story is told of rabbi who said why is it when you pray you do it so quickly but when you read the bible you take your time and it takes so long? the rabbi replied because when i pray i of speaking to guide he has the prayer's of a lot of people to listen to. i don't want to take up too much of his time but when i read the bible god is speaking to me so i must do

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. >> oh my god. god bless his soul. >> news spread fast. "action news" was there as family members were escorted away for questions. >> i played with this kid and my dog. cutest kid you ever want to see. it's not clear who the firearm belonged to or if it was legally purchased. cut down at two years old. sad. >> family members were taken in for questioning. no word on charges the weapon has not been recovered. > >> christie ileto, "action news." >> police are trying to figure out the conditions when four teens were shot. the gunfire erupted on the 1800 block of ring gold street minutes after 8:00. the victims are being treated at penn hospital. >> we have five weeks left o before winter but the calendar is not paying attention. let's go to strengthen with the latest from accuweather. >> if you step outside, it's not that cold yet. the arctic air is a few hours away. philadelphia, 54 with winds out of the southwest. green bay, 16. sault ste. marie eight. the actual cold front between 1:00 and 5:00 in the morning. 25 philadelphia, 18 reading,

ride back on you do so obviously i don't want to talk you know i was not god god this guy i don't know god because i don't. it's an outbreak it's very great to garden for him probably that for the spine of the state to preach to make believe that they are the ones bringing peace when they are the ones bringing the bar and i know barring any money you know just some other way the pats are on institution to spend just a little rice due for no morning so national trade these days songs that baby fat and i'm promoting sound so many shown on duty by some rugs in that i get to mess them up and then i believe our. sister channel america has been given until monday to register as a foreign agent in the united states that is on the orders of the us justice department which set the deadline on thursday november the ninth now if america fails to do so its bank accounts could be frozen the order was made on the legislation adopted more than seventy years ago before world war two to counter nazi propaganda in america. medina caution of i now looking at the reactions to the move. we are a news channel b

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god continues to bless. mr. speaker, i ask that god bless each one of us. may god continue to bless texas and god bless the united states of america. i yield back. mr. lamborn: i thank the gentleman from texas for his words and focusing our attention on the u.s. constitution and some other great things as well. i'd like to now recognize the gentleman from kansas who has within a special election and is one of our most recently elected members, one of our newest members of congress that i look forward to seeing him doing good things here for a long time to come. representative estes. mr. estes: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate you holding this special order tonight. representing my fellow kansans for the last six months has been a humbling experience. i'm often reminded of jesus' words, anyone who wants to be first must be very last and servant of all this verse touches on why coach of us should be here not for our own gain but in service to others. throughout our country tonight, people are in bible study classes. we all are attempting to seek, how do we humble

. >> they talked about god, god is so good. yes, god is so good. then a deadly one. >> this starts to seem more like a hit -- >> whoever did this to rob needed to pay. >> reporter: what was really going on behind closed doors? >> that was the bombshell of all bombshells. no one could look away you just couldn't look away. i'm lester holt and this is dateline. here's josh mankiewicz with "secrets in silver lakes." >> reporter: trackless dry and desolate. the mojave desert fits almost no one's image of the california lifestyle. unless, that is, you stumble upon this little oasis. silver lakes, a community of 5,000, impossibly built in the desert on the water. the lakes are artificial, of course. the houses look solid enough, stucco and red tile, along with churches, a golf course, and parks for the kids. wholesome, anywhere, main street usa. but what if that's a mirage, too? turns out, behind some of these doors, there are secrets. about religion -- about friendship -- about sex -- and about murder. >> reporter: rob and sabrina limon were just one of

god, oh my god. >> reporter: you can hear the panic in their voices. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> reporter: this man getting his first look at the mangled school bus -- >> did you call 911? oh my god, oh my god. okay, i -- i need an ambulance right here, right here! the guy t-boned -- >> reporter: police and fire crews rushing in to save the children. this captured just minutes after the suspect sayfullo saipov allegedly took a rental truck on a path of terror. >> this was an attack on united states of america, an attack on new york city, an attack on our people, and it was the definition of terrorism. >> reporter: tonight we're being told that he planned this for weeks. even making a dry run. and that he's now bragging from his hospital bed, proud of what he's done, declaring he was inspired by isis. >> the other items recovered at the scene was some notes, the gist of the note was that the islamic state would endure forever. >> reporter: he killed eight people on his rampage and injured a dozen more. >> there are families today feeling pain that is unimaginable. >> reporter: most of the victims ca

with that god god is great i promise to get down on my knees to thank him. for your give me a hug every. marie your home mother . they know what we like. they know what we think. and so they'll even know how we feel. i'm not a real person and i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions. so hopefully i can be a helpful piece of software. the french will person as a therapist. or a robot as a teacher. neither would have human empathy. what does a machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context that i disclose more information to earth and or to a computer in this case. a few dozen gets unused eastham healings of the instruments that steer us and whoever can control these feelings has great power over us. algorithms instead of feelings for measuring emotion starting december sixteenth on t w. this is deja vu news live from berlin the united states issues a stark warning to north korea's leaders and if war comes make no mistake the north korean regime will be utterly destroyed kim jong un says his nation

my god my god. oh my god oh my god. being d.j. and producer. i'm a d.j. and i write produce music mostly with other artists. being together showing how do you introduce yourself hello i'm pollock and i make music mom was in. electronic music brings together people from completely different cultural backgrounds and it doesn't matter which god you believe in and which religion you follow which passport you have it's about people coming together and celebrating the music and was into the billion. on the new sickle front they are germany's number one head exports. twenty years ago nobody could have imagined there'd be d.j. festivals on this scale or so many of them get. their shows are attended by tens of thousands of fans all over the world. in the last three years they've travelled from australia via india all over south america the us several times and all of europe and also south africa and indonesia. and they are just the tip of the phenomenon. gobs there used to be one hundred new records a week today there are probably ten thousand tracks so rick. my gu

god bless the commonwealth of virginia. god bless the united states of america. thank u [applause] -- thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] >> hello, virginia! what a day in the commonwealth of virginia. about 10 minutes ago i received a gracious call, i wished him well. i thanked him for his service.

should thank you deborah the graphic horse ride back on you to stand on obviously was not god god was just you know god and yet i don't know. how you write it's a very good thing for him probably that for the spine to say to pretty sad and soon made me believe that they are the ones bringing peace when they are the ones bringing nevada and i know who you are being a nun you know just imagine way cats i mean sleepers show respect to this day. morrow morning so national security is. so many under universal right in there. are legitimate. and i believe. our sister channel america has been given until monday to register as a foreign agent in america that's on the orders of the u.s. justice department which set the deadline for thursday november the ninth if r.t. america fails to do so which bank accounts could be frozen the order was made on the legislation adopted more than seventy years ago before world war two to counter nazi propaganda in america. medina cotton of a reports. a news channel but at the moment who we are in fact is the news the mounting pressure on our t. as this week cominius it and an u

god in control of everything that happens in the world. but god is so powerful ultimately he can use evil for good. kelly: what would you say to those who would say if god is all powerful and all knowing how would he allow trang does like these to happen? >> it's a great question. and i would ask hope to consider what happened 2,000 years ago when god allowed to have his own son tortured and nailed to a cross. but that evil that was done by men was not apart from god's plan. it was god's plan to bring salvation to the word. on good friday when jesus was buried, it looked like evil triumphed. it was true that good had triumphed over evil. so we shouldn't be too quick to say evil has triumphed. the final chapter in this story has not been written. kelly: i'm talking to robert jeffress. southern baptist church there. we are talking about what i'm told is this sunday in the heart of tks in sutherland springs, texas. the first baptist church was tricken with fear and deadly violence from someone who took liberty with evil as we have been discussing, and carried it out on a sunday morning during a church service when people were there worshiping god. pastor j

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god in that room last night and at night when he died and i don't know what i mean by god and when i've interviewed people of years of always said what is got to you and everyone has a different idea and godwas love but then i felt like god or something bigger that help me get through his death. >> questions. the moment. >> [inaudible] he always seemed like he had a joke upon his lips. he always had a great sense of humor and was that at home. >> he left a lot and was very funny. we had a fabulous time together and we had a fabulous -- tell them what you said the night, the week before he died when you pick him up the shower. >> can i tell them that? >> this will be on c-span i took him up for a shower and i had to get in the shower with him and nine because he would fall and slip and didn't know what to do and so i got him washed off and out of the shower and i was drying him on and i accidentally hit his private part and he looked at me and since i was going and he said out and i said oh, i'm so sorry and he said listen, if you hit my balls one more time this party is over. [laughter] i will never forget that. he never never forgot who i was and he always knew i was until the very end a

of changing the system because at the end of the day celebrated that's when god god is not enough because we have to sustain that we have to dealt the question still a system of corruption this is what we have a system to do to try to write. and going forward doesn't happen who wants to see the parents which as you bubbles pop up paul says will probably get jobs what is critically important right now is to ensure that we have the system of health and bob it was not fortunate that some people inherited the smith machine and the smiths is the main way of doing things and never tried to change that system going forwards that will take some of the challenges that we have to start working on how do we change the system how do we transform zimbabwe interest social democratic developmental state to stop people who are just just just briefly i think that what everyone should should remember and should just accept especially the opposition circles is that if an election is called for instance in the next six months as provided for by the constitution the opposition doesn't stand and doesn't stand

god bless you. god bless your family. god bless the united states of america. thank you, jim.applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the president has departed. [applause] announcer: 50 years ago, the united states was at war and vietnam. this weekend, c-span3 looks back with coverage. america", the 1967 cbs news be at not more special report. due to theit is tactics, the weather conditions, the terrain, it seems clear the american military offensive along the dmz has bogged down, like the marines in the mud. on american artifacts, we will tour the exhibit " remembering vietnam." and dad 8:00, the lyndon b. johnson vietnam war press conference. we had we would do if communist aggression and a part of the world in 1954. we said we would stand with those people and the face of common danger and the time came when we had to put up or shut up in and we put up. and we are there. announcer: watch the vietnam war 50 years later in this weekend on c-span3. >> this week on q&a we look at the lives of the a jewish theices who served on supreme court. our gue

god. god he's not worshiping you, he is worshiping the idol. this is what god says and that is where comes to your question also. i notice but i'm answering this sincerity of prayer. go after all those prayers. he is praying so sincerely even though he is praying to an idol so it's a matter of divine decisions and all that we all have dignity and equal respect, equal character. >> thank you, sir. [applause] >> first i wanted to thank you so much as a muslim-american for all that you have done for the muslim-american community in such a good way and it means a lot to me. my question is when exactly or what exactly -- a knott. >> it's not too complicated. when he made the decision to join the rotc program and then to take the commission we asked him what his motives are and he said look whenever i am with the members of the rotc they are so honorable. they are so committed they are so hard-working i feel that i am in elements with them. so you tell me as a grown-up child of the person who says that i want to join the army or i want to join the armed forces these

because of patriots like you, freedom will prevail. , god you, god bless you bless the armed forces and god bless the united states of america. thank you, thank you all. thank you. [applause] ♪ joining us now is abraham denmark, the director of the asian program at the wilson center who is here to discuss the goals and significance to president trump's trip to asia. viewersexplain to our what the wilson center is. guest: it is a congressionally created think tank. a memorial for president wilson. we are a public institution focused on our research on international affairs. i focus on the asia pacific, which goes all the way from afghanistan to hawaii. host: big region. tell us, what, as you s i

god. are you okay? oh, my god, oh, my god. hey, i need -- can you call 911? i got -- oh, my god. oh, my god! okay. i need an ambulance right here! e acted alone. >> investigators are examining cell phones and other evidence belonging to saipov. so far they believe that he acted alone. the charges against him could bring the death penalty and that's something the president supports along with ending the diversity visa program. >> going to get rid of this lottery program as soon as possible. diversity lottery, sounds nice, it's not nice, not good. >> saipov came to the united states through that program in 2010. it was created in 1990 to get people from countries with low immigration rates a chance to come here. >>> the world series wasn't the only thing dodgers star puig lost last night. burglars were scoring at his new l.a. home. a window was broken and items stolen, but police haven't put a dollar valley on the heist. neighbors think the thieves saw an easy opportunity. >> i have a feeling whoever did this knew who lived there, knew where they would be. >> puig nearly lost his dogs as well. they