>> jesus.another clip from the movie "son of god" and we're going to bring in our studio audience. this goes through the birth, the life, the crucifixion, resurrection and ascension. you go through the whole life of jesus. mostly the stori his working life, right? >> yes. >> father jonathan morris? >> i got to see this last week, and two big jesus moments in my life. one, my mother reading the children's bible to me as a little kid. secondly, going to the holy land. i can say this was a third jesus moment in my life, because we encounter jesus. hollywood is not going to make big bucks just by putting jesus on the screen. they're going to make big bucks by putting jesus on the screen when there's faith behind it. that's why "the passion" worked and why this works and i thank you mark, and roma for doing that. it's not just jesus, it's people who believe that jesus was who he said he was. >> reverend, what were your thoughts? >> my jesus moment was mark and roma had a screening with 800 hispanic

jesus.let me ask you, the clip we showed -- i'll get to the good father morris who will probably correct me because i'm probably wrong. but i actually went to a seminar in college, and that sequence was shown, where he said my father revealed it into your heart. upon peter the rock, the pope, i have always thought there was a more spiritual element to that where he knew that he was the son of god because it was revealed to his heart. father morris will argue with me in a minute, but no -- right? you agree with me. and this is what you do in the movie. you take big biblical stories, jesus walking on water. jesus saying to peter, i'll make you a fisher of men. the last supper. the crucifixion. you don't tell us the whole story but you tell snippets and put it altogether, how did that decision-making process come about? >> this movie was being edited. just so you know we were only a few minutes from making the series when she said mark, this should be a big movie. this should be seen in communi

somebody else's jesus sounds like somebody else's jesus sure don't sound like mine ♪ ♪ my jesus won'to to church one time and if i don't put money in your plate he's got a love me just fine ♪ voice it sounds so doggone righteous just quivering in prayer and you wave around that big old bible like a shotgun in the air but we are all of us god's children and he loves us as his own so point that finger right back at yourself before you throw the stone it sounds like somebody else's jesus somebody else's jesus sounds like somebody else's jesus sure don't sound like mine somebody else's jesus somebody else's jesus sounds like somebody else's jesus sounds like somebody else's jesus sounds like somebody else's jesus like mine ♪ sound ♪ [applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time foreign next -- for a conversation with scott adams. we will see you then. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more.

pero los Últimos 3 para dÍas de jesÚs.a historia de je con realismo. querÍan que los personajes fueran creÍbles. >>> yo quise humanizar a marÍa. ella fue la madre de dios, pero ante todo fue madre. lloyo recÉ antes de cada cena y tratÉ de mamg nar lo que una madre. creo que marÍa hubiera cargado la cruz si hubiera podido. para la escena de la crucificciÓn, diogo paso 24 horas colgado a una cruz, por un perÍodo de 2 dias. >>> todo peso de mi cuerpo estaba como pedacito de de madera asÍ. tenÍa un aro necesario que me ayudaba a soportar para descansar un poquito. pero gran parte del tiempo estaba en un pedazo de madera. >>> tus pecados son perdonados hijos. >>> creÍ que solo dios hacia eso ¿que es mÁs sencillo que sus pecados son berperdonado s o decirle levanta y anda. >>> como te ha cambiado la vida haberlo inter apretado. >>> nosotros podemos hacer la diferencia. con pequeÑas cosas y nosotros no tenemos nociÓn del tremendo poder que tenemos con una sonrisa, con un toque de de hacer asÍ. estoy contigo. va a estar bien. son

jesus and his church are one. the studies are telling us that most of our people, boy, they sure love and accept jesus christ, but they've got troubles with the church. they see a cleavage between jesus and his church. for us as pastors, for us as catholics, that bothers us because the wisdom of the church is that jesus is alive within his church, that's where we come to know, love and serve him. so the main challenge for pope francis is to restore that luster, that magnetism, that color, that attraction to the church which exists to bring people to jesus christ. >> charlie: cardinal dolan, thank you. >> thank you, happy st. patrick's. >> charlie: and to you. ferran adria is one of the world's most renowned and innovative chefs. he revolutionized the concept of eating with his restaurant elbulli. he closed it to start a foundation which opens next year. >> welcome to elbulli! (music) >> the people around here create things. seems everyone is able to push really the limits of creativity and imagination. and take a

él sí estuvo hostigando al señor jesús.ar la renta y no quiso. lo cierto es que san francisco vive una crisis de vivienda. causa justa dice que ha visto ms de 500 casos, la mayora desalojos y casi la mitad en la misin. s.o.t. lucia castañeda kimble/causa justa 24:08:23 hay desalojos por todos lados, y todos los días estamos enfrentando más y más las emergencias como éstas. s.o.t. jesús sánchez/desalojado 18:56:08 me cambió la cerradura, no sé dónde tiene mis pertenencias, y yo quiero regresar a esa unidad. en el transcurso de la tarde, jess recibi la buena noticia de que el propietario le permitir recuperar sus pertenencias y rehabitar el apartamento.. outro/jaime peluffo/san francisco 29:47:27 el supervisor david varias propuestas para ayudar a frenar esta ola de desalojos. tanto, la crisis de vivienda en san francisco continúa. noticiero telemundo 48, regreso stop open take vo-cesar ... las vctimas de los presuntos policas corruptos de king city seran elegibles para una visa u, incluso si los acusados no estn encarcelados

the essence of our faith is that jesus christ is alive in his church. jesus and his church are one. most of our people, they except jesus christ, but they have troubles with the church. for us as catholics, that bothers us because the wisdom of the church is that jesus is alive within his church. challenge for pope francis is to restore that luster, that magnetism. >> cardinal dolan, thank you. >> one of the worlds most renowned and innovative chefs. you revolutionize the concept of eating with his restaurant. he closed it in 2011 to start a new foundation. >> ♪ >> the people around here create things. it seems everyone is able to explore the limits of creativity and imagination. it looks like a traditional all olive. it is liquid inside. it in a swimming pool. what you achieve is out of this off,d -- when you take it you achieve a hard consistency. there is still liquid in the inside. a good thing. this was -- nothing here will be what it seems. this is liquid inside. is. >> is on one's guard menu is about as close to art as food ever gets. his sketches were shown at the drawing ce

you've got to at least try a jesus belowy man. (applause) mcalister has a much better way to get men into church. >> host of television show venture bound outdoors. we're excited that we're going to be in the area at baptist church on thursday march 6th. you don't want to miss it. free admission, free steak dinner and get this, 25 guns. >> stephen: 25 guns. (applause) come on! no other religion out there is going to be able to compete with free steaks and guns. what are the hindu goesing to offer, a bowl of chickpeas and the knowledge that in a previous life you were a bowl of chickpeas? (laughter) you see, folks, people used to go to church for a lot of reasons. they would go for a sense of community, upholding tradition, finding answers to life's biggest questions. but these days all of that, all of that is just intangible. and these days people want something more. plus-- (laughter) giving out free guns is consistent with christ's message. as mcalister reminded us, quote, jesus was pretty handy with the whip when he ran the mon

he plays the title role jesus.ge stephanopoulos last week. >> i grew up as a christian and i always think of jesus as someone right next to us. >> reporter: attractive, ripped, gorgeous. terms faithful followers don't typically apply to christ. >> there is something unusual about him. >> reporter: twitter divided on the historical accuracy but both sides crowning him #hotjesus. but how does he stack up to others who have played the same role? there was ted neely in "jesus christ superstar." jim caviezel in "the passion of the christ" many agree with morgado playing jesus, sunday school was never like this. >> there are going to be people who will say that the use of an attractive actor may detract from the film's ultimate story, but that being said i think given the success of the bible there's no way that this movie can reelfully flop. >> reporter: exactly what movie producers are hoping for. blessed be the box office hollywood numbers. >> one of you will betray me. >> reporter: the film debuts this weekend. overn

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

i'm mark i've got 2 brothers and sisters got saved and preached to them conflict came and jesus warned us when a jew becomes saved they've get a mock fortune and their disinherited when a muslim gets saved a lot of times his father will kill him heels have to flee but jesus has warned us this world hates us. now folks there really is an attack against the bible and christians and families. as you promote homosexuality i know things have changed this is not the old testament and the king tore people's houses down. the bible said to stone the homosexuals and others adulters and repairs and in the new testament it's still wrong in the new testament it's really wrong and let me prove that jesus said if i completed adultery on my wife she could forgive me or say i'm going to find a real man, i wouldn't be able as a christian to get married again, you, never get married again, i'm not advocating we kill homosexuals but it's wickedness and your promoting it and affidavit your smirking i pray for your, i.e., really do if i join the avenue bachelorette church and became a real christian where t

why can't you be like jesus in she couldn't resist that temptation. why can't you be like jesus. jesus was righteous. he was totally righteous. and it says -- simeon said that a sword will pierce your own soul also so that, what? so that the hearts of many shall be revealed and it's on the cross that the hearts of many are revealed because really it's an indictment against the entire human race. it's not just the homosexuals and the child molesters and the rapers and the murderers and terrorists and terrorists that work for the fbi that are going to hell. by the way, if you want to learn about that, that's on info wars.com and you can buy a video about the terrorists that work in the fbi called a noble lie, alex jones interviewed many of the cops that said their lives were threatened by the fbi if they didn't stop the investigation. but all this is coming out on the judgment day, folks. and if you don't come to christ, whether you're an ordinary individual or whether you work for the government [inaudible]. hello? >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, presiden

just steps away from overflowing beer bongs and vodka shots -- >> jesus christ. >> ready? >> reporter: are spring breakers with a much different purpose. praying for the partiers. >> god, i ask that you reveal yourself to them so they can sing to you. >> they do crazy things. >> reporter: it's a very unexpected face on the spring break team. >> i'm not on the party team. but i want to help my party people get to the team that i want to be at. >> reporter: for the past 34 years, he's led a ministry called beech reach to south padre island to spread the word of jesus. >> this is the hang out. >> reporter: what is the biggest goal here that you have? >> well, we have a couple of things. number one, we realize that students come to spring break and they just want to blow off some steam and have some fun. but in the midst of that, there are tons of safety issues. we want to work with the city of south padre island to make sure that students have a safe spring break. >> it's an uphill and seemingly losing battle. these partiers didn't come here to pray. >> we're trying to have g

and jesus said, you know the commandments. don't commit adultery, don't steal, don't lie, honor your mother and father. and he listed several of them. and the man could say with a clear conscience, i've done these from my youth. so, he he was better than many. but jesus used the law lawfully there, trying to get him under conviction. and he -- because he was could covetous, he put his finger on sin, he always does that. one thing you lack. sell everything you have give to the poor and follow me. he went away sad. later on he did get saved because the bible said jesus loved him and that means he got saved. jacob have i loved, esau have i hated. [speaker not understood]. he he didn't get saved at that particular juncture. but the greatest argument i could give for this text -- let me put it this way. i should have prepared my thoughts. christ was not saying that you can go to heaven by keeping the commandments. it appeared like that because he told him to keep the commandments. the commandments are good, okay. but the commandmen

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that's jesus speaking. that's how i pray. the other group says sometimes we say in jesus name or in his name, but we don't have to. so everyone does it the way they see fit. they agreed with me that if that's the way i believe our prayers would be answered, then that's how i should pray. >> we will follow this case, very interesting. certainly as we watch to possibly get the bigger ruling from the supreme court this week, please keep us updated. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, david. we appreciate your time. >> thank you, shannon rnlths as the debate continues over the n srnlthsa's intelligence gathering, bret baier gets a tour from outgoing director general keith alexander. >> you come in here -- >> i come in and they say get a little closer. the reason is acoustically, if you stand here, the mics will pick you up. this whole room has people in it. >> there's obviously classified tv screens. >> obviously classified -- >> i see you looking over the shoulder. >> they're going to go iksnay. we have an enterprise focus. if

oh, jesus. >> unbelievable. just the timing of that. and he jumped to the next level it was at the right time. >> what do you think he was thinking? >> i think he realized he was going to burn if he didn't jump. >> thanks for watching cnn news room. >> stay with us. early start is up next. for everyone else it's world business today. s! sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored security for just $29.99 a month. with limited availability in select markets. ♪ with limited availability in select markets. it's where you email, yshop, even bank.e here, but are you too comfortable? these days crime can happen in a few keys

me as a christian than jesus christ? but in my mind it had resolved a very critical question, and that is i did not feel that he was delusional or felt that he was the second coming of christ. i think that he was a conman and his chosen area of con was religion. >>> 46 days into the branch davidian standoff fbi negotiators are stymied. there's still no progress. in a concession to davidian leader david koresh the fbi lets him speak to his attorney from inside the compound. >> i'm hopeful that this is some real progress and that we can bring this thing to an end real quickly. >> after the attorneys went in, there was -- david said that he was going to write his manuscript of the meanings of the seven seals. >> supposedly the manuscript will be koresh's proof that he is the lamb of god. at first koresh says it will take him two days to write about each seal. then it becomes two weeks, and then he says it will take a year. >> had there been serious preparation of the manuscripts, we would have waited. but there was none. >>

one, two, three, and ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land... ♪ (narrator) the subject of musical textureses a number of questions. how are the different voices or instruments in a performance put together and organized? let's add the altos, altos, tenor, and bass, ready ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land... ♪ (narrator) how many parts are there? does one voice or melody stand out? how do the various parts relate to each other? one more time, without piano. ♪ jesus is a rock in a weary land... ♪ (man) any music is a set of preferences, we like it like that. this is how we think things go together, okay. and people really have strong preferences in terms of something like texture. there are large regions where people really only like to hear one or two things happening at the same time. there are other places where people seem to feel that's not enough. they want a really complex texture with a lot of different things going on at the same time. these are choices--it's basically about an aesthetic, and traditionally people have had strong aesthetic feelings in terms of texture, as much as an

the question for me became must jesus be sexy too? >> so you see no validity in ms.rize somebody who is in a movie and in this case it happens to be jesus in the wolf of wall street it, it was lee idi cap preowe. look, jesus was young and had long hair and he worked with his hands. he was physical labor. he was probably attractive guy. he charismatic. he wasn't short bucked tooth or people wouldn't have followed him around. this is son of god this isn't magic mike 2bg9d. >> you are objecting to the woman historically shouldn't be surprised. >> she shouldn't. >> i think it might be the teeth though. i don't know if they had the ultra bright back then. >> all i know is growing up and going to church all the time because my minister. i don't think he ever described jesus from the pulpit as sexy. >> i didn't see her doing anything wrong. >> no they want to sell movie tickets don't think they anything wrong, the movie is a movie, they're glamorizing him. we are taking a really long time in doing that. >> i bet you are. >> it is a totally different movie than this. but we'

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. >> son of god is generating a lot of heat because jesus is sexy. >> those comments from a cnn actorcausing consternation. carlson and mcguirk have some thoughts. >> are you the son of god? >> i am. >> also tonight, an update on the intense ukraine-russian situation. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. harmful entertainment. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. if you saw the factor last night, you know that president obama has launched a huge initiative to help children at risk targeting young black men especially. called my brother's keeper. it's a good initiative as we discussed with the president's senior advisor valerie jarrett. if you missed the interview it is bill o'reilly.com. what is missing is the entertainment factor. these are effecting unsupervised children of all colors. makes billions putting out stuff like this. >> i fought so hard [bleep] >>> now, if you can't see that unsupervised children might be harmed by that kind of stuff, then you ar

i'm familiar with jesus. úhis jesus.ot so much with this jesus. [ laughter ] with a -- [laughter] what is the larger principle at play here? >> they are asking the court to find that their for-profit company has the same religious freedom as a church or individual. >> jon: sure, why -- of course hobby lobby wants that. they are a pious corporation. there would never be a case emanating from that other craft store michael. that place is say godless (bleep) palace with yarn. [laughter] that joke brought to you by michaels. michael's the godless (bleep) palace with yarn. [ laughter ] all right. some of the audience has so what sayeth the liieral justice to to argument. >> justice sotomayor said what about religious organizations that don't believe in blood transyiewtions and vaccinations. mr. clement sponted it depends on burden placed. it's possible the government would have a compelling interest in imposes that burden but there's no compelling interest here in this particular case. >> jon: sure there's no compelling inter

me as a christian than jesus christ? but in my mind it had resolved a very critical question, and that is i did not feel that he was delusional or felt that he was the second coming of christ. i think that he was a con man and his chosen area of con was and his chosen area of con was religion. iwe don't back down. y know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. [ female announcer ] need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 30 of the web's leading job boards with a single click; then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you

. >> and jesus. >> yeah, and jesus. >> you talk about yourself as your daughter's boyfriend.hat's going to have a lot of people -- that's going to make an awful lot of people uncomfortable. it's way too freudian. >> this is what i find absolutely humorous in our culture today where something as pure as a daddy going out with his daughter on a date is twisted to make it seem like, as you mention, freudian. i wasn't thinking about freud at all. i was thinking about having a great time with my daughter. no, i encourage my daughters come sit on my lap. we snuggle. we sit by the fire. there's absolutely nothing sexual in that whole experience. >> but if you talk to adolescent psychiatrists, what they say is the whole point of adolescence is for children to separate from their parents, to become independent. to seek your own kind of path. what do you make of that? >> and i hear all that. i think jesus was better than freud. i like his counsel better. >> father, we thank you for allowing our family to eat together tonight. >> the eldest wilson sister, lauren, kept her own vow of pur

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. >> and as long as you take your religion from jesus christ. that's true. >> stephen: i'm a christian, are you? >> absolutely. >> stephen: great. you're not a baptist yet. >> stephen: i'm not a baptist. i understand you're not a catholic yet. >> no, not yet. >> stephen: there's still time, sir. >> i'm thinking about it. i have two provisions to be catholic. if pope francis stays on in office and when a female catholic priest asks me to join her church. [ cheers and applause ] [ chanting ] >> stephen: those are your demands. jimmy carter has drawn a line in the sand. [ laughter ] all right, all right. have you told the pope this? >> i wrote the pope a letter about this book and about the problem with women's abuse, and he sent me a very wonderful letter back, and he said that he agreed with many things that i told him about, which he already knew, i'm sure, and said, in his opinion in the future years, women needed to play a much greater role in the catholic church than they were playing now or have played in the past. >> stephen: so what do you