to jesus, we see god. god becomes manifest to us. also when we look to god, we discover the personality of jesus. >> now we are in the world of metaphor. >> that is the case. >> and symbol. when you say that jesus is god, you don't mean he's like the governing entity over this universe, correct? >> no. i mean -- >> he is one and the same with that entity. >> that's right. that he represents the human aspect of god. that he is god become human. i think myself that is a good way to understand what is going on within the new testament. however, what i believe is also important is that one can study jesus and understand his disciples, no matter what one's particular faith about those people. they remain people. >> can you summarize the true contribution of mary magdalene to catholicism and christianity. >> mary magdalene contributed basic sacraments to christianity which have largely been forgotten. there is dissolving evil within the human heart, second was anointing for healing. the third is vision. that is

to jesus, we see god. god becomes manifest to us. also when we look to god, we discover the personality of jesus. >> now we are in the world of metaphor. >> that is the case. >> and symbol. when you say that jesus is god, you don't mean he's like the governing entity over this universe, correct? >> no. i mean -- that's right.nd the same with that he represents the human aspect of god. that he is god become human. i think myself that is a good way to understand what is going on within the new testament. however, what i believe is also important is that one can study jesus and understand his disciples, no matter what one's particular faith about those people. they remain people. >> can you summarize the true contribution of mary magdalene to catholicism and christianity. >> mary magdalene contributed basic sacraments to christianity which have largely been forgotten. there is dissolving evil within the human heart, second was anointing for healing. the third is vision. that is an awareness of god's eternal p

. >> jesus argues with fellow jews. you can't be more jewish than to argue with fellow jews, it's not a problem. >> at the 92nd street y in new york, vanderbilt divinity school professor amy-jill levine is making the case that jews and christians alike need to pay more attention to the jewishness of jesus. and the best way to do that, she believes, is by reading the new testament from a jewish perspective. >> if i want to understand jewish history, the new testament is one of the best sources that i've got. >> levine, who is an observant jew, is co-editor of the "jewish annotated new testament," a version of the christian scripture with footnotes and commentaries written entirely by jewish scholars. >> the new testament does have extraordinarily beautiful and profound material in it. paul's hymn to love in first corinthians or the parables of the good samaritan or the prodigal son, or comments such as "god is love," which is first john. this is magnificent material and everybody ought to appreciate it. i find for myself

>> i think for the first time many japanese people are open to the gospel of jesus christ. >> today on "christian world news," japan, one year after the devastation. how the hope of jesus is transforming of the lives those devastated by the earthquake and sunni. plus pastor yousef nadarkhani gets a powerful international ally. how the nation of brazil is helping at the urging. a bible translation meant for muslims causes an uproar. how one ministry is working to find a solution. welcome to "christian world news" i am heather sells, george and wendy are on assignment. japan is still suffering from the devastating disasters that hit one year ago, some 19,000 people died in the earthquake and resulting tsunami. george thomas found japanese christians working non-stop to bring help to survivors. >> if it hadn't been for christians this man would have abandoned the factory that has been in his family for years. his company sits 500 yards from the ocean. multiple tsunamis swept through his factory. thanks to christians they have helped him rebuild. churches and individual christians moved qu

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

when i think of jesus freaks, i think of the inclusion of jesus who loved 16ers as well as saints. i don't think that's where rick santorum is coming from. >> you're bringing way too many facts into this argument and we won't have it on this program ok? no no, can't have it. [ laughter ] >> to the larger point rebekah a lot of people see that and say oh, my god this is so wrong we can't talk about this, that should be out of bounds asen issue. i think we should counter attack. i don't think they belong in the public sphere. >> when he said j.f.k. said religious people weren't welcome in the public sphere which is the opposite of what he said. he said all religious people and others should be in the public square but not shoving their religion down people's throats. can we get back to or on to his secret service code name, rick santorum all day nobody would do anything stupid, just rick santorum, rick santorum and that came out peter on this rock i shall build my church, that is just messiah complex craziness. >> and the fact that it's latin he went to the hundred year anniversary,

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

versus the quest for the jesus of faith. now, those are two very different things, and why can't people just recognize that they're two different things? well, it's difficult. but let's look first at myth an see what we're talking about here. just as i said, paradigm - laden narratives - that there's models for good and evil - primordial heroes, great leaders, evil forces. i mean, just think of the book of revelation that's getting a lot of play lately because we're "getting near the end of the world." what will we do in the end time? and next, that's - we'll look at different types. but we've got to know, "how did we get here? where do we go? where are we going to go when we die? who's right? who's wrong? what's good? what's evil?" and these, as chris said, are very hard to just come out and say, so all these magical stories rise up. janet made a key point - storytelling is the key to human existence. we love stories. listen to, what makes a hit, a music hit? you've got good narrative - you've got to get a good story and yo

she says her rock is jesus christ. but as ambassador she looks out for peoples of all faith in every nation. her role takes her through a maize of diplomatic land minds. >> religious freedom provides a corner stone for every healthy society. in this season we must encourage the highly religious countries of middle east and north africa for all religious actors. >> cook's job is to report to the president on the status in 195 countries and call out to countries in particular concern. she works under secretary of state hilary clinton. >> around the world, authoritarian regimes -- religious freedom is under threat from both quiet intolerance, and violent attacks. >> position created in the 90s by virginia congressman frank wolf. he sees that it helps identify america's friends and enemies. >> the country is generally a country that you are not at war with. you are not arguing with, not fooi fighting with. >> the arab spring has drawn more attention to religious persecution in the world. >> a change to succeed, coptic chri

jesus is looking for us. he wants to spent eternity with me. >> joe shows how you can release from guilt. learn what teaches christianity different from other religions. hear the gospel from what you hear the most. >> you have favor with god forever. >> the quest for god available now. >> i love gordon's style of teaching he is very transpire. >> he made me desire a relationship with him. >> the more you know about god the more you will teach. >> he wants to bless him and people around him. >> everybody needs to watch this dvd. >> welcome this next story comes from the southern baptist mission. it's a missionary in the slums of brazil. >> eric works in the slums of rio de janeiro. >> it hurts with the people just trying to survive. just trying to pay the bills and put food on the table. i see every people here is a creation of god. when christ went to the cross he went with the cross with these people too.is where works he may not come back. >> i wrote a letter to my wife if i don't return you will be sure th

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here's a cheat toe jesus. yep, that's right. cheeto jesus.ust for breakfast, lunch and dinner anymore. here he is in the wooden pattern on somebody's door. i'll give you a second try to pick that one out. the next one's easier to see. without a doubt it's clearly jesus on a receipt from walmart. then there's, wait for it, jesus in a dog butt. it's pretty powerful. i find it's best not to stare directly at it but kind of let it wash over you because it's easy to overlook the majesty if you get too caught up in the fact that you're looking at a dog butt. i don't quiet see it. there's the occasional dog butt but mostly it's food items on which jesus appears and it kind of seems like it happens a lot. you can take the easy way out and buy this toaster that stamps jesus right on there for you, or be patient. my advice is to start pig a whole lot more attention to your cheetos and pancakes and for tias because if you're lucky your food will say grace to you. thanks for watching. >>> president obama met with israel lie prime minister

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matthew presents jesus as the greater teacher, the interpreter of the torah. luke to a more gentile audience, and jesus becomes the savior for all peoples and all nations. and finally john, later, much more gnostic, much more holy spirit-oriented, so that the church becomes the vehicle in which the holy spirit will descend. so again, we have an interesting connection between myth in its earliest form, and how it concretizes into a full religious movement. >> you see how the doctrinal dimension moves in there in terms of the interpretation. i loved it - i figured this out - well, i didn't figure it out - as i studied the new testament, something people don't often realize is the different tone to the gospel, to each one of the gospels. and why? because they develop out of individual communities with a certain purpose and a certain audience. and so right there, you've got the myth happening, but then you've got that doctrinal dimension focusing in - now what was important? reverend williams, that we just saw, he's a luke guy - dare i say it - he's the gospel acc

who would jesus vote for. the director of fixed point foundation and the belief blog, who would jesus vote for. larry, first of all, welcome. >> carol, it's great to be with you. >> great to have you. why has jesus been so prominent in this election season? >> well, i think that there are an awful lot of evangelicals and others who would certainly say that they ascribe to the teachings of jesus christ and quite naturally candidates want to court that particular voting block. >> so is this the kind of question, you know, who should jesus vote for, that christian conservatives should be asking themselves? >> well, i don't know if they want to ask it quite the way that i did. i was having a little bit of fun with that piece in asking the question. you may recollect the very popular bracelets, what would jesus do, and so i was having a little bit of fun with the question, who would he vote for. but i also wanted to provoke a little bit of thought among christians to reflect on what jesus's ultimate agenda was. was

jesus is about the people. you republicans, you're notstia. thank you. >> wilmington, delaware, this is owen. is that your name? you're on the air. go ahead. wilmington. yes, we can hear you. go ahead. wilmington, delaware. we're going to move on. looking at sights and sounds from the supreme court and we are awaiting the release of the audio of the oral arguments. should be in the next 45 minutes or so. and then on this network you'll be able to hear how the argument went with the justices questioning the three reporter -- excuse me, three attorneys arguing the case. next up is houston. this is eric, republican. go ahead. >> thank you, c-span. a couple of points i'd like to make. first, there has been a couple of references to christianity and the health care debate that we're -- argument that we're having on a national scale. first of all i always find it entertaining if not humorous that whenever the left liberals, progressives, socialists, wish to impose their beliefs on someone, for the government to dig deeper into our pockets or impose

i love jesus christ and all the others. i love the holy spirit.ty to explain what are related field. -- what i really feel. it was an artistic way of saying we want our church run by people who believe in jesus christ. tavis: all of the subsequent years, i am curious. do you think you are better understood? drexel was not important or required at anybody else understand it. the victims have a voice, and they did not. it was important they have avoiders, but there is someone that did not have a voice, and it was the holy spirit. you cannot have a church run by people who do not believe in god. when it comes to a vital industry for the honor of god. tavis: you have a statement to make about artists who do not raise questions. i think artists are the gatekeepers of the truth, so what is your sense of artists who never find a way to say anything about what is going on in the world? >> i do not believe in artistic snobbery or musical snobbery, and to read the sexiest foremost spiritual words ever offered in rock-and-roll are bop bamboo. a, shaking the

a cheeto jesus. but jesus sightings not just for breakfast, lunch and dinner. pattern on a door. the next one is easier to see because it's clearly jesus on a receipt of walmart and then there's -- wait for it. jesus in a dog butt. pretty powerful. it's easy to overlook the majesty too caught up in the fact you're looking at a dog but. i don't quite see it. there's the occasional dog butt and frequently food items and seems like it happens a lot. take the easy way out and buy this daily bread toaster to stamp jesus on there for you or be patient, my advice to start paying more attention to the cheetos and pancakes because sometimes if you're very lucky, the food will say grace to you. thanks for watching. we'll see you again one hour from now. another edition at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "piers morgan tonight" starts now.

a cheeto jesus. but jesus sightings not just for breakfast, lunch and dinner. pattern on a door. the next one is easier to see because it's clearly jesus on a receipt of walmart and then there's -- wait for it. jesus in a dog butt. pretty powerful. it's easy to overlook the majesty too caught up in the fact you're looking at a dog but. i don't quite see it. there's the occasional dog butt and frequently food items and seems like it happens a lot. take the easy way out and buy this daily bread toaster to stamp jesus o

jesus wept over jerusalem.you had known of this divine day -- he was referring to the data had rejected the chief cornerstone. daniel said when this event would happen, the precise year this would take place. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i would just like to say that i want the citizens to stand up for what is culturally important for the city, to stand up for what is historically important to them, stand up for what is important to them culturally. we have an opportunity right now with the gold dust lounge which is getting a lot of press. where the dust settles, no one really knows. but this is not a turning -- this is an opportunity to save part of san francisco city. if it is going to lost, -- going to be lost, it will be lost forever. it is a topic that could change the way things are this -- arkin -- are conducted down in union square. i want the people who live here to take the stand. -- a stand. president chiu: any other members of the public want to speak in p

it is so uncool, believing in jesus. i was always in the closet about it. to go out shopping what i believe down people's throats. it does not exclude all the others. tavis: how to explain to someone that you're protests about the catholic church are not telling them what they should think? >> in my feeling, i am someone who really does believe very strongly in the holy spirit. i was engaged in a very strong relationship with the holy spirit. there were times in my life i was asked by that spirit to do particular things as an artist. not terribly often. i felt it was something that i was asked to do. it was not required of me to make anybody else understand it. what was required is that i would do what i was told. tavis: for what purpose do you think you were asked to do that? >> as an irish female survivors of child abuse, we knew what was going on in the church. in 1987, the church in ireland took out insurance policies in every diocese in the country against claims. i understood by everyone was so upset. in ireland, we knew. we knew it required a tearing

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 harold bloom. i am not a poet. i want to be rich. i have had a great sex life. i am not a poet. georgia i do not like being called an act visit. i cannot be considered a vegetarian. i will give my ass up and like it. i would be inspired. i may value peace, but will not use a pen to unleash my anger. i am not a poet. i am not dying. weight loss can still be a choice. i am not a poet. i don't care much for. i don't spend me weekends read anything writing. i like to have cocktails but i do not

jesus, why was this man born blind? jesus says it's not any of his fault. he praises the glory of god. there's a reason. there's a reason, so is god connected to that reason? is he favored with this malady? does god have a reason? >> the question that is raised, did his mother and father sin? >> jesus is answering that question. >> you're absolutely right. god is the prime cause of all things but there are secondary causes for things it. we have to deal with those things. the secondary causes mean that we have a responsibility through free will to work with those secondary causes an take responsibility for them. >> is this a navy versus army type of thing going on now? >> so, it does look like there are favorites but maybe not? >> i think that word favorite, the definition of it in our culture is one thing compared to god's definition. does god play favorites? >> does god play favorites? >> he does not give equal money. he does not give equal health. he does not give equal opportunity. here is what he gives that is equal -- the image of god is fully present

it's like, there's jesus. [ laughter ] there's jesus again. jesus.us by himself there. [ laughter ] ten seconds. do not read this book, so please. [ applause ] check out our next book. i'm not sure who this is aimed at. "space tug" by murray leintser. [ light laughter ] i bet this is about an astronaut whose been stuck alone for too long in the space station. is that -- [ laughter ] no? my big question is, is this a high quality paper back? oh, wait, it says it right here, high quality paper back. [ laughter ] and then again, right down here. high quality -- let me tell you something, you do not need to say it twice, and also, it's not true. it is not a high quality paper back. this is ugly and cheap. you don't believe me? let's take a look at back cover. it's a lot of quality work into designing that back cover. [ laughter ] do not read this, please. let's get to the next one here. oh yeah, this is great. "101 things to do with a dutch oven," by vernon winterton. [ laughter ] i think they missed one in there somewhere, i'm assuming. what's great abo

>> he plays jesus by the way. >> he plays jesus. he was the son in "it's complicated."emember meryl streep? i went of course. we went backstage to meet with the cast. we loved the show. so adorable. >> there were so many teenagers in the audience. look at you. you do not mess around. >> no. >> talk about stealing the whole thing. that's what happened right there. these high school kids were like -- at intermission we were talking to bunch of them and stuff. they said what's your favorite part? they said jesus. he is so hot. which, by the way -- >> he is. >> he is adorable. >> and so talented. >> that's the whole cast. >> you wonder how a show will hold up. we saw "porgy and bess" a couple weeks ago. different, changed it, but it's beautiful. "godspell" holds up because they've changed so much of the patter and made it very contemporary. >> funny jokes. >> kids were loving it. >> donald trump has a lot of shoutouts. you've got to see it. >> they gave us wine, what frank calls halftime, the rest of us call intermission, they serve "godspell" wine. >> sweet guy. >> from je

the name was misspelled. >> who misspells jesus christ? >> well he was put in as jesus christian. we have to allow for the fact that there are some mormons who will put in inappropriate entries. that may have be a mickey mouse type entry as far as it going in for a joke but the other names, the ones that have been recently discovered, the names of the ann frank, and ellie rozzell and two of his family members, these were not pranks and neither was the daniel pearl entry. >> and was mickey mouse actually baptized? >> no, mickey mouse's entry showed up in 2006. it was cleared for baptism. but it was discovered when the story got out, and the entries were removed. >> so that's the thing i don't understand. somebody does it, but then does the church have to say, okay you are right. we did it. god bless go forward. >> so the entry is submitted as is, so they go into a larger file, and there's different ways that the names can be processed, but basically, there's no auditing or monitoring from within the church that comes from the members. >> all right. >> so they put the entries in but

if you see jesus in bethlehem 2,000 years ago. that's a religion. if you see jesus yesterday.'re a lunatic. >> yeah, exactly. >> the problem is if you see jesus a couple of hundred years ago in missouri where are you on that spectrum. >> yeah, exactly. that's the problem. no one calls joan of arc a cult leader. no one calls mohammed a cult leader. but when you see these experiences recently then suddenly there is an issue. that's where we are as a culture and scientific culture and things like this don't fit. >> one last question. the other reason why people are concerned, there seems to be these church leaders that everybody answers do and then they do secret things like fighting for prop 8 and then mitt takes this pledge, i put the church among everything. is that real? how much should we put credence to that? >> when you're a catholic and you're baptized you promise to follow jesus christ. and mormons the same thing. this is part of being religious. the question is this something that will conflict with participating in american democracy. it doesn't appear to go for cathol

. >> out jesus came. >> an exact match?s the digital image took on a life of its own. >> comments started coming in. likes, all that stuff. everybody's been able to see it, and they agree. they call it a miracle. >> reporter: a sign from above? maybe. maybe not. but considering the time of year -- >> new mexico has always been known to have interesting things happen during the lent time. >> reporter: -- david says nothing would surprise him, especially if it involves that higher power. >> that's kind of cool. now they're trying to figure out how to actually preserve the image because it is on a tortilla chip. >> indeed. i mean, we've done a lot of these stories, see these all the time. people see jesus or the virgin mary in something. i'll say that's better than most of the ones. i can see where they can see it. i'll say that. you know what i mean? >> it happened on the first day of lent. i don't think that's coincidental. >> oh, see? divine intervention right there next to your salsa. >> mm-hmm. hold the salsa. preserve it

and they swore at that time in the year 2012 they're going to come back, and they're going to battle jesus the souls of everyone on the planet. and they're going to use meteors, lightning bolts, and turtles and snakes. >> i didn't know it was a jesus versus mayans kind of thing. >> the great thing about spike, because the mayans are coming to battle jesus with snakes and turtles, he's going to show us how we can protect ourselves. >> i want everyone to do a snake dance and put it on youtube so we can show the mayans we're not afraid of them. snake dance. ♪ stay away mayans you will not come out ♪ >> i love that snake dance. i think it's awesome. do you have a snake dance? >> no. how do you follow something like that? ♪ stay away mayans stay away mayans snake dance snake dance ♪ >> i got the latest workout fad and i love it because it incorporates exercise and motorcycles. >> new stunt, new stunt, new stunt. >> is that the jaws theme music? >> it's jaws theme music and this guy carrying around a 150-pound barbell. >> i think that's maybe sty row people foam. >> and pointed over? >> i agree.