>> the gospel john has something entirely different. the gospel of john has no nitrile. the gospel john after jesus is ambushed simply has jesus led to a brief conversation before akafis who asks him about following and teaching and then goes to pileate. considering how busy the prices were at pass overwhen the temple was standing john's depiction is intrinsicically more plausible. >> well, all this seems to say that the brame, if that's the right word, the culpability for christ's death that has been affixed to the jews over the years that has spawned antisemitism, that that is unfounded on the basis of scholarship because the only connection between pilate and the san hedron was kifis who said to pileate saying we have something serious and it was pileate who ordered the crews i figures. am i getting too far ahead of you. >> you're bledding a lot of big ideas but that's fun, it's ok. the interesting thing when you get the jews blamed for jesus' death that again is an accusation that develops in the second century from the way that are readying the gospel stories. >> ra

it was an opening for the gospel. the christians that brought the relief shared the gospel. many of those people came to christ. >> do you think that is why you are seeing the activity of the talin. they are stepping in because they learn ed from the 2005 earthquake. they saw what the chriians did. we don't want to have that christian influence here. we want to dominant. >> you know what the gospel still prevails. >> terrific. thank you for staying on top. gary lane, our city international correspondent. another crisis is looming, one place in nearly8 million people at risk in west africa. niger is facing its worst hunger crisis. charlene israel has the story. >> reporter: some humanitarian aid works are calling it a famine. the u.n.'s world food program says 7.3 million people are in desperate need of food. that is half the country's population. crops have failed and livestock died off. many people have resorted to eating leaves and berries. this woman says we don't have any food. it has beenmore than 3 weeks since i have even seen a single seed. many areas are dealing with

i mean really, the answer and the hope of afghanistan comes through the hope of the gospel, ultimately. christians are the ones who carry that message. if christians give up on this couny, then there is no hope for afghanistan. with god all things are possible. the people who have served there in the past and continue to serve there truly believe there is hope and a better future for this country. >> heather, what can we learn from dr. tom little and others that gave their lives to the service of the afghaneople. state departmentis calling them heroes, others are calling them martyrs. give us your sense? >> tom little and others serving in that country for a long time are an example of what an authentic christian life looks like. these are people who loved not their own lives, even to pay the ultimate sacrifice of giving their lives physically. i have spent a lot of time this last week thinking about them and praying for their famili and you know, i don't know any of them would have been surprid this would have been the outcome some day. they had alreadgiven their lives to the afghan p

. >>> some businessmen are openly dedicating their companies to spreading the gospel. george thos has the story from beijing. >> reporter: tiananmen squar at shop no. 37, liu xixian and liullichang and chen zejin are doing what they want to do. it wasn't their original goal. >> soon after we opened our perspectives changed. we got a new vision. >> they went from selling antique furniture to opening one of the christian stores in beijing. >> we have bible verses everywhere. i want people to know and learn about god. i wanthem to be attraed to jesus christ. >> the chens open up their shob back in 1994. since then busineshas been thriving. today they have a ministry found in the background. >> they say this is their real ministry, a small group of new christian convts learning how to thrive economically in the new china. for a few hours every week, men and men gather to worship, pray and how to manage their finances from a biblical perspective. >> god wants us to be ethical with our finances and we will not bless us and we cannot bless his nation. >> this man is just now

he said that i am here to speak the gospel to the poor. he could not begin his first sermon without talking about it. that is where this has to be. >> how much are you willing to indict the church? that is a strange phrase for me to use. i am not sure there is this entity, the church, as there used to be back in the day. how willing are you to indict the church on what is wrong with the world in which we live? if be church were to take the lead, if we could address these issues more aggressively, homelessness and poverty, if jesus' life is about anything, it is about that. how willing are you to indict the church? >> i would give the church a round of applause burst. you think about the amazing amounts of compassion that are happening right now. our church just sent a group to haiti. the churches are carrying a lot of the load in a lot of the struggling countries in terms of boots on the ground and not giving up and touching the needs of the people. i would not be hard on the church. i would say that there are so many things that we could

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of it having a community where people feel a part of each other and this course on preaching the gospel of holistic health. he pointed out not only is the spirit important but the mind, body and soul but also what you are saying community, relationships, and then the environment you know, paul said romans, creation years and groans for completion, and wholeness and healing just like we do. we are all connected not just individuals. >> that connection i think some body -- one of my parishioners who since passed away i said why do you come to church he said well, it makes me feel good. i pursued that a little bit. he wasn't -- he was a profound thinker but not articulate theologically he says i come into the church it is a safe space for me i know that i can go there and i can think about whatever has happened in the past week and there is a certain sameness in the liturgy and church service, hymns and all that and it is that good habit of going into a place dedicated to god that fills you. i think that too is a value of going to church so met a couple preachers, should be talking about t

. >> simon: our guide, sevim karabiyik, told us-- much to our surprise- that one of the gospels were written in turkey and that three of the apostles spread the word here. there are hundreds of these churches in cappadocia where christians sought refuge from persecution. the oldest, built in the 5th century when christianity was in its infancy. do you think many christians realize that it all started here in turkey? >> karabiyik: personal experience? no. >> simon: it all started in the holy land, because that's... >> karabiyik: but... >> simon: ...where jesus is from. because nobody... >> karabiyik: that that's where it's taken... >> simon: ...disputes that. but the christian religion began in turkey. >> karabiyik: in anatolia, in turkey. >> simon: the patriarch then sent us to the depths of the sinai desert, to a greek orthodox monastery where early christians also sought protection. it's called st. catherine's, and it's located at the foot of mount sinai where, according to tradition, moses received the ten commandments. it is the oldest functioning monastery anywhere. there are 25

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we follow the gospel, rich and i, of jesus christ. we know what to do. others follow other faiths, but the fact of the matter is god has been all present. and you can ask anyone in new orlea orleans, when every other government left, god was still here. >> that whistle is going to be with us for the whole hour just behind us. i have to say as a confessed new york giants fan who has come to love your city, i have learned that you can call the new orleans saints just a football team at your own personal peril. please, the toughest question i will ask you will be to con dense in 30 seconds what the new orleans saints and the superbowl victory mean. >> resurrection and redemption. going from worst to best. they move that we could actually win. this town was set to lose in every aspect that when the saints won, when they won the nfc championship, when they finally won the superbowl, it was a cataclysmic event for the people of new orleans, and that's when the people started saying, you know what? we're going to make it. >> that was the sign. >> and chris ivor

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in fact, you even called it a perversion of the gospel of jesus christ. you know i respect you and i say this affectionately, but who made you the god squad? >> nobody made me the god squad. the pope even said -- this is pope benedict -- it's demonic, not divine, when theology crosses into the line of doing that which only the divine can do. he was speaking specifically about liberation theology. if you want to ask anybody in the catholic church, they witnessed it. it's marxism disguised as religion. it happened in south america. the catholic church has a very long history with it. they understand it. unlike most religions. and i'm not judging him for that. i'd love to have an open conversation about collective salvation. chris, you know, i don't know, i don't know what you know or what you believe, but most christians when you say, "i'm a christian --" look, i'm a mormon. most people don't recognize me as a christian. who am i to say? i'm not judging. i'm saying most christians would look at collective salvation, which is my salvation, my redemption is i

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emerging markets are recovering from this crisis much much faster they didn't they really took on the gospel of having good economic solid economic policies not like western countries i mean in a way if globalisation is continuing or are they going to continue to benefit from it or is it because of globalization that they continue to benefit. well they're contributing to it and they're benefiting from it but let me go back to some of the odd news points which i thought were completely bugged bunkum i would try and deconstruct is around all the facts and the assumptions that were wrong with it but let me make let me make three or four points the first thing is this the first thing is this. the effects of economic globalization particularly in the last three decades or so with the insertion of much of the developing world including china russia india brazil and so on has been historically unprecedented in terms of growth in terms of removal of hundreds of millions of people in the developing world from poverty in terms of an overall increase of wealth although there are inequalities here and t

billion social network for themselves they may not be religious themselves may not believe what the gospels say but nonetheless it provides a community for themselves and there is a lot of alienation in the midst of large communities where people move on now once the same no one knows you you become anonymous like the underground man and does the think. does a great example of alienation and being cut off. internet the internet really deprive people of communication doesn't it make to millions of you people you know that's a question we're going to be finding out much more about it in the future because more and more people you know are building friendship networks. even sex i mean everything i mean dating internet dating whatever they never know i mean i joined facebook by my son got me on facebook about two weeks ago and so i wrote a little thing on facebook and within thirty seconds i was getting six eight ten responses from people and so people are starting their lives facebook and that's are connections but i think it's a lot better than no connections at all. groups that are. on the g

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. ♪ get you closer to god >> my mom inspired me to write this country gospel song called "big hair getsn nashville wore big hair. when larry was only hau he had we lived there for seven years. >> my name is now born. i'm horrified. >> reporter: the hears were on the road for years singing gospel numbers at outdoor revival meetings. it was on their tour bus that larry, who got his first glue gun when he was eight, found his true calling. >> i started gluing stuff to shoes and then costumes and bedazzling. it all kind of went downhill from there. >> reporter: tony thinks that sometimes larry does overdo it a tad. take, for instance, the bed spread he made for her. >> in order to get it in bed i can't take the bed spread off so i have to roll it back and it's heavy. i kind of quit sleeping here. >> reporter: how much does it weigh? >> 34 pounds. >> reporter: larry, do you ever stop yourself and just say, larry, you've gone so far. stop. no more pearls, no more rhinestones. >> no. more is more. >> reporter: more is more. the motto of the las vegas school of design. >> thank you. >> osgood:

two years he's been on both national and international warrantless security officials believe the gospel of had strong ties with the suicide bomber bomber mary i'm sorry prova one of the two female attackers who blew themselves up on moscow's metro in march forty people were killed and more than one hundred wounded by the twin blasts. this week saw another terror attack in russia's volatile north caucuses region on tuesday thirty people were wounded when a massive car bomb exploded outside a cafe in the city of partygoers the search continues for those responsible parties i. went to meet some of the victims. mika makes his leave and makes him cocktails he's the barman at one of the particles cafes on the street the locals call broadway as a favor to a colleague he agreed to swap shifts and it just after four in the afternoon last tuesday he and his student what the change actually meant this is just like a course away in a war the new frankly i didn't want to go to work that day so i was glad when it rained heavy rain i thought it would be cooler outside unless people in the cafe manager

nation hasn't this been since its inception a country based upon a constitution and not on a religious gospel well joining me to discuss it from florida is dr jerry new come author of the book that made america how the bible formed our nation and from wisconsin down barker co-president of the freedom from religion foundation gentlemen thank you both for joining me now dr know if i want to start with you do you think that just because the majority of americans are christians that that makes america a christian nation no i think the foundation of america is what makes america having a unique way in which god is a key part of the founding of america and here's the the main point i want to make the declaration of independence is our national birth certificate the declaration of independence mentions god four times but most importantly says that god is the source of our rights the constitution eleven years later was signed in the year of our lord and was signed in the eleventh year of the declaration of independence the declaration is the why america exists we have god given rights and the constit

job as a believer is to share the gospel of jesus christ.viously there are so many people i need to think for this award or shared the award with. one of them is here today, my wife deidre. she is standing back there. also, my family. people back in st. louis who run my family foundation. they work so hard. thank you. they work so hard to make our foundation the best and i think them for that. -- thank them for that. our job with the foundation is to be involved in kids with down syndrome and adults with down syndrome as well as going back to the dominican republic with a mission trip to give back. we cannot forget where we come from. [applause] as long as i am alive, i will continue to do the best that i can to represent jesus christ because 12 years ago i made the best decision of my life and that was following jesus christ. thank you so much and god bless you. [applause] >> give me your tired, your poor, your masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse from your teeming shore. send these, the homeless from the tempest tossed to m

take the democrat party's characterization of republican party candidate's position on any issue as gospelth. politicians say insincere things. voters paid attention to candidates and made their choice. the democrats are -- they have a guy down in south carolina who wins the primary and is then convicted of a felony. they have to concern themselves with what is the quality of our candidates and can we meet the challenge of trying to race against these candidates who are going to beat their person in the fall. >> governor, is this an example of what they called a mainstream political movement some of these candidates and their views? >> no. i think it's far outside of the mainstream. in fact, one of the things you just held up paul ryan's proposal regarding medicare and social security. i think a lot of which you've jumped on to as well. there was a recent poll out that says 85% of americans don't want to see social security cut to solve the deficit. the reality is as a governor of the state that's had the toughest economic go over the past eight years, i'm just really interested in what wo

it says, "jimmy, i'm a big fan of weird al yankovic, but i want to see him sing more soul and gospel that?" [ light laughter ] well, beth, i think we have just the guy you're looking for. ladies and gentlemen, here to sing his smash hit parody of the song "i'm so tired of being alone," this is called "i'm so tired of eating scones." give it up for the sweet, soulful sound of "weird" al green. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i'm so tired of eating scones they're so dry just like a bone ♪ ♪ won't you help me, girl with some bacon and eggs but baby i want a ticket for it ♪ ♪ just like a cinnabon come on and give me some and leggo my eggo, girl ♪ ♪ i'm so tired of eating scones yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there he is, "weird" al green. >> steve: weird al green. you got to love him -- >> jimmy: oh, he's great, man. "leggo my eggo." yeah, yeah, yeah. oh, this one is from tara palmer. it says, "jimmy, i'm a huge soccer fan. i'm so psyched that the usa won today! [ cheers and applause ] i just wish that i could have been there. can you make me feel like i'm at the world cup?" sure,

he said that approach is a perversion of the gospel of jesus christ as most christians know it.hat is your reaction since this nation, doesn't mention god in its constitution? what is all of this have to do with anything? >> we did mention it in the declaration and minutes of the constitution. >> larry: are we a christian nation, dana? >> i think we were founded upon principles understanding that our rights come from a hyperpower. because what man gives man can take away the what god gives away, man cannot take away. i think we were founded upon principles that are rooted in christianity. do we have a mandated faith, we do not have a mandated faith. >> larry: all right, what is all this fuss about? >> well, i think when you mention the poll earlier, i think that, that sort of presupposes that even questioning whether or not he may be christian or muslim is a bad thing. i don't think speculating about what someone's faith is, is bad unless they're trying to, unless the purpose is to condemn that person for being either a christian or muslim. i don't think that was the point. i th

he would write me notes all the time, and this one says, "your column this week, like gospel music, jumps narrator: finally, the courier wouldn't be complete without the comics. >> bootsie was simply a cartoon of a great, big, heavy black man who was very funny and very wise and who represented in a very real sense the humor of black people. bootsie was contained in a cartoon different each week. it related to and was understood by every black person in the world. it was their world. it was inside. it was a portrayal of things that most people outside of our race are not aware of and not interested in. it became a household name. it was just one of the funniest cartoons in the world. >> narrator: the courier's cartoons had something for everyone. if you liked adventure, you could follow jive gray, ace reporter for a crusading african-american newspaper. bucky followed the more ordinary adventures of a youngster and his pals. a different kind of information could be found in sunny boy sam. >> sunny boy sam, drawn by a man named wilbert holloway. holloway, he was a very genial man from pitt