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. >> rather than the facts. >> how do people know facts? how well do we know facts now? from but you say all o

weak version of jesus who doesn't like porn. well i don't think it was going to come out in defense of who are obviously many many families who are to really does object. all the irony. oh you really yeah there's a lot of people that would come out and find a point but go on. yeah i know well i mean i'm i'm going to go out to dinner tomorrow night with a couple and their marriage is on the rocks in part due to his connection or his addiction to porn not against sexual expression anyway super form have people should enjoy themselves but he really is writing a lot of these lines you know i think it's a great thing that professional footballers are coming out and speaking out against it because we live in a celebrity culture and there's a lot of cachet a associated with being an athlete and i think it's good i think it's great that they're using. their talent. to help other guys and hopefully find a cure to really push against that and take that sexual energy and bring it to their wife at least you know with a married man up there

to the called judas ♪ ♪ the lead jesus christ, lead jesus christ in his grief ♪ [applause] [applausend every rowhouse jukebox he hears what appears to him to be the latest self righteous complacent patriotic offering from tin pan alley. this is 3940 pete smith singing god bless america. there are two ways of reading that song. you could read it as the first hint and fearful hope of a russian jewish immigrant to the united states who is watching nervously the rise of fascism in europe and praying that it will not hit here. that is and how she saw it. he saw it as yet another unbelievable assertion from the industry that there could possibly be and other foley solution to reflect problems. he hated the song so much that he sat down and wrote an angry song in response to it and it became his most popular. nearly 30 years later after he finally died from the huntington's disease he inherited from his mother and which had progressively silenced him throughout the 1950's and the early 60's his son arlo recalled the irony of that history and said i remember him coming home from the hospital

that the record shows a much different jesus we see jesus who is more emotional than those around him we see a jesus who is tougher and more courageous and those around him and we've made him basically into the labrador retriever and in doing so we made him of very unappealing but simply. not accurate he was he was tougher than most people around him and we are called to be conformed to his image and if we think that image is nothing but cancel jesus week in my old it's not accurate and it's not very lucky i've got a fellow who is the way that's created him and has formed. the people that wrote the bible or if you mean the artist has to go to my certain way for you could say hundreds thousands of years or is it modern society yeah you know if it goes in about a hundred year cycles for example why m.c.a.d. original y.m.c.a. was a young christian so she asian it was designed largely to create a more muscular expression of faith we have people like teddy roosevelt who was part of that movement and others it's largely the church the church is really about this and this chair will tear fra

be or that the record shows a much different jesus we see a jesus who is more emotional than those around him we see a jesus who is tougher and more courageous and those around him and we made him basically into a labrador retriever and in doing so we made him of that very unappealing but simply. not accurate he was he was tougher than most people around him and we were called to be conformed to his image and if we think bad image is nothing but gentle jesus weak in my old it's not accurate and it's not very lucky i've given her who is the we that created him in this form. the people that wrote the bible or if you mean art as it is today they go to my certain way trying to say hundreds thousands of years or is it not in society yeah you know if it was in about a hundred year cycles for example the y. m. c. a the original y.m.c.a. was the young men's christian association it was designed largely to create a more muscular expression of faith to people like teddy roosevelt was part of that movement and others it's largely the church the church has put out this caricature of frankly of jesus

this is called just like jesus. if i get struck down by thunder. just like jesus. i want childhood to be, evading teen angst. always. i want to encourage and motivate just like jesus. few literates could conquer. simply by having faith, i want to arouse. make you believe there's a god above watching over us. without scientific explanation. i want to cast out your demons. liberate your oppressed soul. bring back lost friends. just like jesus, be a shameless pervert while with the possibility of sexism and paternal. just like jesus, i want to hear the voice of my farther. bask in the stars, this is not an end but a beginning. a sepia tone of martarism. i want my engage capturred. to frame the minds of ignorants. while blindly following leaders. i want to be nestled, half naked against your chest. claiming your spirit when you come. with the promise of salvation. i simply want to life before i die. i have two more poems. this is all new. wrote it for harold bloom. he first called it the death of art and. reading well is one the greatest pleasures. i am dedicating to h

la situaciÓn familiar de jesÚs es porque ignorÓ la orden de un juez de salir del paÍs, el pequeÑo jesÚso se recuperaba del transplante raquel su madre se le vino el cÁncer. >>> primero la enfermedad de mi hijo y la inmigraciÓn de mi esposo >>> ahora esta familia lucha por permanecer unida >>> tengo un hijo enfermo, y serÁ difÍcil para los dos estar separados. >>> la abogada de esta familia pidiÓ que cancelen la orden de deportaciÓn de jesÚs o le den una visa humanitaria, aunque no hay respuesta, argumentan que jesÚs no hizo caso a la orden de deportaciÓn porque su hijo justo se enfermÓ, nos comunicamos con ice y su respuesta dicen no puede comentar ningÚn caso en particular, seguiremos pendientes de cuÁl es la decisiÓn de este caso jorge? >>> martÍn gracias, luego de 2 retraso, maÑana comienza el juicio contra el mÉdico conrad mor muc murray acusado por el homicidio involuntario de michael jackson. >>> en el que pudiera ser el juez criminal mÁs sonado de lo que va de este siglo, todo estÁ listo para que la corte de los Ángeles, inicie el proceso por homicidio involuntario. en contra del

claimed jesus as savior and gave him my life as lord.that day forward i loved him. >> reporter: a great irony in that you came to know the lord not in watching billia graham cecil b.tching cecil b. da demille. >> that movie was precious to me. they used to show it every good friday like an easter tradition. and then when i got mare areried young and had three children and just because of the business of life, i drifted from god. i didn't rebel against him but he moved to the priefr periphey life and i didn't have time tore prayer. i knew i was saved and if i died i would go to heaven but just missed the fellowship with him and so i just made the decision i wanted to come back to god. i was homesick for him. somebody told me about about a bible class. >> mike: what a beautiful expression. homesick for god. i love that expression. >> because we were made for him. if you have known him and sort of fall away from the relationship there is a longing in your heart and nothing else satisfies. i had that longing for him again and i knew where to

what would skeptics get if they read your book, expecting to see jesus?nterested in what god has to say. and the first part jesus matthew 24 and how we can know the signs, and i put them in five categories and get it on the newspaper and put the signs in categories and the rest of the book how to respond to it and i believe what we need to do, governor huckabee, is to get right with god and i speak to the church first because god said in chronicles, to solomon when you see disasters happening like a 9/11 or like hurricane katrina or a war in afghanistan, longest of our history. if my people called by my name would humble they will selves, pray, seek my face and turn from our wicked weighs. we're see busy pointing our finger at other people and god is looking at his people in the church, you need to get right with me, when we do, he'll forgive our sins and heel our lands and he would bless america if the church would get right with him. that's the message in the rest of the book, but if the skeptic wants to read it the solution is the same for them, becaus

the world do you think jesus christ would think?he'd probably think, you know, wow. that's cool. >> reporter: you think jesus christ would think this is cool? >> you think about it. look at what jesus endured for our sake. he faced his own cage in life. and when he came out, he was a much bigger, bloodier mess than i have ever been. >> reporter: but make no mistake, the sport known as mixed martial arts can leave you a bloody mess. >> when i go into the ring, i'm going in there to fight, but i'm also going in there for the reasons that we've been talking about, which is that i want to reach people with the gospel. >> reporter: john no longer competes. he now preaches and teaches. >> in jesus' name we pray -- >> amen. >> all right. >> reporter: and tonight, he prays for his students, including mike thompson. >> my biggest fear going into o this fight is to not let m m teammates down, not to let john down. >> reporter: mike comes into tonight's fight with an impressive record. 19 wins, 17 by knockout. so you think it's entirely possib

we have messiah, jesus. we have spiritual of god. we have power of gospel that can help us. >> the help from god these men seek is to understand each other better and bring a greater unity between messianic christians. the jerusalem gateway helped bring them together for a highly unusual meeting in israel. >> my name is nashat. i am very biblical. we are called to be peacemakers. >> their mote ovation found in 2nd chapter of ephesians. apostle paul showed them they were alienated. verse 14, he himself is our peace made us one and broken down in flesh. >> we are one body of christ. you are my brother in christ. you are. it is not just a word. it is reality. you are more dear to those who are culturally related to me because you are in faith related to me. >> they don't sugar coat their differences. they have been experienced firsthand the turmoil that has divided their people. leon calls himself a sozionist that believes israel has a right. >> were there things that you didn't know? >> strong complicated situations and didn't know abo

jesus' own texts are nonviolent throughout. the sermon on the mount, you turn the cheek, you do all these things. and he's rarely been followed all the way. bonhoeffer, certainly, made an appeal to it. his probably greatest book, most influential book is a little book called "the cost of discipleship," which is nothing but his interpretation of jesus and the sermon on the mount. it's a very famous line in there, you know, jesus says you follow me, you're high risk. and bonhoeffer said, when jesus christ calls a person, he calls him or her to die. so he was that devoted to what's this. but he -- what's there. but he also enjoyed the life that jesus also enjoyed. >> bonhoeffer could have died either way. >> with what's that? >> bonhoeffer could have died either way, nonviolently resisting hitler. he did die probably trying to resist hitler. >> yeah. well, it took him l a year and a half to get to him, but, yes, he knew he was doomed. again, if you're trying to shoot the head man, you're doomed. they had all the power, and they go

that is what jesus says to us. jesus took me to college, through law school, and during my time in law school, that is when the lord gave me my life first. i was having a quiet time with him one morning and i read through the scriptures. it was in second corinthians 3: 17. where the spirit of the lord is, there is liberty because liberty is the animating principle, not only for our nation, not only for this universe a. take i just found out recently that might verse is the verse for this university, second corinthians 3:17. it is for the animating principle of this nation. liberty. it is because jesus came to set the captives free. it is the essence of our christian life. it is the essence of the founding of this nation. i am often reminded and enthralled by the stories of the greatness of those who sacrificed to come to this country and one of those stories i would like to share with you is that of the pilgrims. it was in 1631 rev. john winthrop was coming to take the new place of governor in the massachusetts bay

i took my "what would jesus do ?" bracelet, i put it on my jewish friend's wrist, it burned his skin. he threw it on the ground, it turned into a serpent-- we both started laughing. we left it there. we hate snakes. we think they're slimy, even though we know they're not. do you get the joke ? i'm making fun of people that take the bracelets too literally. they're not magical, they're a reminder to be a better person, to live a better life. and if you need a rubber band around your wrist to be that, here's an idea. take it off and snap yourself in the eye and see if that wakes you. i wore a "what would jesus do ?" bracelet in a movie theater once to see if it worked. a guy's cell phone went off-- one of those obnoxious rings where it's a song and he doesn't wanna answer it because the good part's coming. then he answers the phone in the theater. "what's going on ? no, i'm in the movies." this is what i said verbatim. i'm not gonna censor myself. "hey, buddy, get off the phone please." this is what he says to me: "shut

jesus christ is god! jesus christ is god! jesus christ is god! jesus christ is the son of god.he antichrist. >> that is president obama smiling at a deranged heckler in los angeles last night. the heckler calling the president the antichrist. that happened less than an hour after we had a discussion on this program about people who believe that president obama is the antichrist. i was guided through the subject by matt sutton, a history professor at washington state university who has studied the history of christianity in the united states. professor sutton's op-ped piece in yesterday's "new york times" entitled "why the antichrist matters in politics" tells you everything you need to know about this. everything that will make you understand what that crazy heckler yelled at the president last night. first, what or who is the antichrist? >> and for conservative christians they've developed this notion of the antichrist out of the reading of the bible and a couple different places. mostly the old testament but also the book of revelation. essentially what they believe is the wo

if jesus christ was sitting here he would say this very same vein.gether and fixable things together and own things together. they will call us something bad but jesus doesn't care if you call it socialism or communism or just me and you. it is significant his ballad of jesus christ makes this connection with the holy outlaw even stronger because he bases the tune and the format -- he rips off 100% the tune and format from the old american outlaw ballad jesse james. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there's an unrecorded first that is written down in woody's book hard hitting for hard hitting people. never recorded. ♪ the love of the poor should one day turn to hate ♪ if the patient's workers fade away ♪ it will be better for you rich if you had never been born ♪ you laid jesus christ in his grave ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> that's all was written in 1940 and was the end of an era because that year president roosevelt announced the great social experiment of the new deal was being officially wound up and the government's resources were being redirected to concentrate on incre

if jesus were here today, he would have good production.u know, the best of things. >> reporter: and that is what osteen says he wants for his followers, as well. >> i want to tell them, god wants you to excel. just keep in first place and god will open up doors you never dreamed of. >> reporter: yet, with all the doors that have opened for osteen, he stays away from weighing in on anything that could be divisive, from politics to sex. some feel when you have that influence, it is an opportunity to talk about cultural issues and talk about, perhaps, controversial issues. gay marriage, abortion, the war and that. but you have really not wanted to pursue that. >> really haven't. i just think i'm good at not being sidetracked to what i'm really called to do. i don't want to divide the very people i'm trying to reach. >> reporter: a formula that seems to be working for osteen. while other churches are declining in attendance, lakewood continues to grow. >> and osteen's new book, "every day a friday: how to be happier seven days a week" is on sa

de jesus >> are courageous son. >> and my brother, charles gregory jones.> azucena maria de la torre >> david paul de rubbio fax william dean >> jemal legesse de santis >> christian louis de simone >> melanie louise de vere >> william thomas dean >> robert j. deangelis, jr. >> thomas patrick deangelis >> tara e. debek >> anna marjia debin >> james v. deblase >> paul decola >> simon marash dedvukaj >> jason defazio david a. defeo >> manuel del valle, jr. >> and mines and brother, we miss you and love you and will never forget what happened 10 years ago. god bless america. >> and my uncle. we miss you more than anything in the world. our family has 19 the same. give us a victory tonight in your honor. >> donald arthur delapenha >> vito joseph deleo >> danielle anne delie >> joseph a. della pietra >> andrea dellabella >> palmina delligatti >> colleen ann deloughery >> francis albert demartini >> anthony demas >> martin n. demeo >> francis deming >> carol k. demitz >> kevin dennis >> thomas f. dennis >> and my husband, michael cunningham. liam and i miss you to

of a it's a bad breath the city of bay monette alabama the city has a secret weapon to fight crime jesus beginning this week begun it is putting into place operation restore our community a program that will give criminals a choice between going to jail for their misdemeanor offenses are going to church on sunday for a year. besides the new program being flat out unconstitutional it's also discriminatory i suppose those who worship not wish not to worship jesus like someone who's jewish or muslim is forced to go to jail but the program is getting a lot of support from both the police department and the local churches but pastor robert gates is just one of fifty six north baldwin county ministers participating in the rock initiative you show me somebody who falls in love with jesus and i'll show you a person who won't be a problem to society but that will be an influence and a help to those around i guess the pastors never heard of george tiller eric rudolph or anders breivik. and a very very ugly. lindsey graham with america's still locked in two wars and another number of other covert w

jesus says that in matthew 19.her phrases are not found in the bible per se though they echo aspects of what the bible says about the covenant bond and particularly with care for one another in there. >> is there a it will death do us part you could pluck from the bible somewhere or somewhere they interpreted that? >> not exactly with that phrase. but when you ghink -- of course, there's nothing like alzheimer's mentioned in the bible proper. they don't have that diagnosis back then. but there's all kinds of text in the bible about taking care of people who are needy and sick. if that applies to strangers which it does in the bible, then certainly it would apply to a family and even one's spouse. we do have these texts like ephesians talking about husbands really mandating love their loves with the love of christ. that says till death do us part, even up to and including the death of the spouse who loves the other spouse to that degree. >> we'll wrap here. the reaction you've seen -- of course pat robertson has sai

may be this kid will be a piece maker, a modern day jesus christ as this jew understands jesus. i don't know what does. week 21, everyone thinks i'm having a boy. by everyone, i mean the waiter and my grandmother and neighbor across the street. i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion. i didn't realize lisa is racist. makes me like the name more. i say good, because i'm hoping for a fag. week 25, it's 4:00 a.m. and i'm give up for an hour. who do i do for circumcision. it's a covenant with god. it seems like they feel plenty of pleasure. may be we should reduce a man's pleasure. may be this was god's way of reducing a man's libido. may be my son is not going to study the torah. we need to identify proudly. but then, am i imposing my will on my child? i can't have a child. week 30, i have an appointment at the hollywood birth center where i will have natural childbirth, which i don't recommend. alex is my primary care

[laughter] you can't say jesus christ." and i said, "well, let's put that aside for a while, and i'll think about that one." then they went on to some others, like, there's a point in the first act of the play where george refers to martha's father, president of the university, and says to the guests, "she is his right ball, so to speak." they objected to "ball" as a slang term, and this really, really puzzled me. they said, "however, it will be all right if you say she is his right testicle." [laughter] i said, "but that doesn't scan. the rhythm is wrong there, so we can't do that." and on and on and on and on. they said, "well, we have to come back to jesus h. christ," and i was getting a little puzzled and annoyed by that point, so i said, as a joke, "well, how about mary h. magdalene?" [laughter] he thought and said, "yes, that would be lovely." and i knew there was not gonna be any real communication here. and so i took his 75 objections, and i took them to the theater, where the actors and the director were very, very

>> warren jeffs is the self-proclaimed prophet of the fundamentalist church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. he followed his, in his father's footsteps who was the prophet before him, um, and kind of, um, took that religion and its idiosyncrasies to new levels and new heights. >> and what do you mean by that? >> um, their, they practice polygamy for one things -- >> legally? >> it's illegal in all 50 states. >> it's now illegal? >> >> it's illegal in all 50 states. >> in utah too? >> in utah as well. and because of that, i think as an outcropping of that there's this caste system of marrying

when you are hot for jesus christ, there is nothing that is like that life. the world through hot people. >> are you familiar -- >> wait a minute. are you going because you think i don't have a question? because i don't. i don't have a question. >> i do. >> go. >> i do. are you familiar with powe's law? >> go. >> powe's law -- you can find that on wikipedia. powe's law is that if someone is speaking very strong christian rhetoric, it's impossible to separate it from satire. you cannot tell if they are kidding. there's no way to tell. if that were on "saturday night live" with someone saying it, i would not question it for a second. there's no way to tell that from perry. no way at all. >> want to try another michele bachmann bit? >> yeah. >> she has another thing here about god and natural disasters. let's listen to that. >> i don't know how much god has to do to get the attention of the politicians. we had an earthquake, we've had a hurricane. he said, are you going to start listening to me here? >> now, why wouldn't an earthquake and a hurricane get the att

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he basically posts several times a day quotations by jesus, the words of jesus.re people visit his site. again, 8.2 million fans with 3.4 million interactions just last week. compare that to 630,000 interactions among justin bieber fans. >> really. >> so this page surpasses justin bieber's fan page. >> i would assume gaga or bieber would have been like the king or queen of facebook. but jesus is doing well for himself. >> and as i said, our fan page, close second, close second. >> yeah, just a few -- yeah. >> make sure you like us. >> a few hundred million short. >> it's a good formula. >> we'll try. this story i really like as well. this comes from right here in new york city. oh, jesus left. this guy whoho from queens, his name is jason the joke guy. when economy's rough, this is what you need to do. he stands in central park with a 40 by 30 inch sign that says $1 jokes, laughter guaranteed. . >> that's a deal. >> that's a deal. this guy is no dummy. university of pennsylvania grad, started going to the park back in april. his first day, made 140 bucks in six h

jesus said ben. what are the chances of this? patrice shrugged. why didn't you say something earlier? they ain't going to happen with your momma in the conversation. i liked the way he naild that down. i felt bad about it later. i almost didn't come. i need a break from here and it might as well be y'all. how often does he get her hair done. i do her make up too. you cover up the blue. she has emphysema. she got to worrying about it. it must have been lennor. she looks really good. i like to work on old ladies. no one objected. he pulled me closer. within seconds he had us both in hand. like an eager barby doll. sorry. every now and then, my own visuals overwhelm me. then he went down on both. i can understand why my editor didn't want this. then we went down, never neglecting either one of us. ben pulled my face into his and kissed me. in a three way, there's always the danger of being left out. i never felt unwelcome on the ride. by the time we were naked, by the time i shot my load, i rolled it on to patrice. he came on all fours. never touches

jesus is coming back very, very soon. it is kind of liked in -- like in luke, where they told the disciples to shop -- stop shouting. he was obviously emphasizing. the verse in zechariah had to be fulfilled. when god commit himself to do something, he has got to do it. he has said in writing that some day, the lord jesus -- [bell] president chiu: thank you very much. the next speaker. >> bafta name. my name is -- i am a retired teacher from san francisco unified after 32 years. i, too, am concerned about the killings, some of the killings of young people, and especially for canada harding and charles hill. -- kenneth harding. there was in the investigation of the killings. the suspension of civil liberties. number five, there retaliation against retelling. i would like to know how you get on the agenda for next week for the board meeting and how we can address these issues. president chiu: ma'am, you can speak to any of us after the meeting. >> thank you. president chiu: any other speaker is? any other people who would li

bill, at least christians think jesus christ is jesus christ as opposed to who think barack obama isist. >> bill: you are talking about bill keller not me your humble correspondent. >> keller with that whole thing about it being outerspace people believing in the youk euchreist. >> bill: when reverend wright was around, they weren't real interested in doing that. >> listen. that's why rick perry might get elected because under the barack obama for the last three years, america has just got used to a really fervent, fervent christian. i think they want to see that again. and if it can't be barack obama, they want to see rick perry in there you know what i mean. we're used to fervent christians now, billy. >> bill: the end of september you are doing a benefit here in new york city. are you running around the city? >> no. you have so misread that. you have got to dial your prompter kit. in you must have the guy from sharpton show. i will be starting and ending a race. >> bill: i see. go! and you win! >> giuliani and i get in the car and drive to the finish line and say stop! >> bill: no

and jesus gives me this sort of reading of myself and she says you know. she understand that i don't believe in what she's doing and she says but that's ok she says doubt is your revelation and i thought that was pretty smart and again you know it's you go to write about someone who believes something so radically different than what you understand and you find some insight and you find some ideas. i think even as you do also discover the ways in which. we drift away from from the real issues in our lives the real the real issues aside it's absolutely it's an absolutely remarkable book our conversation with author jeff sharlet will continue when we come back in just about. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions it's. going to be made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism and score satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. well the magic conversations of great minds tonight i'm joined by journalist and and and author jeff s

well over half of the world's precious water we're one species is consuming so our population when jesus was around at that time two thousand years ago there's a quarter billion people in the magna carta was cited was a half a billion people when jefferson became president there was a billion people eight hundred by the time that population doubled in one hundred thirty years so that when f.d.r. was sworn in there were two billion people it took a third of the other fourteen years of leave it when j.f.k. was sworn in. as we know the thirty years when j.f.k. was sworn in one hundred sixty three billion people jury for four billion people one hundred seventy four thousand nine hundred eighty six five billion people george w. bush two thousand two thousand one six million people and now we're getting seven billion people the question has been a what's driving this relentless six lotion in the human population and arguments have been put forward that it's a women need access to birth control or they need access to fully developed economies but there is birth control in those fully developed