so they want jesus with you know, a muscular jesus who sweats because they want to appeal to men. >>ally in the era of pop culture, christians have questioned whether jesus should be sexy. >> they want their jesus to be attractive enough but not so attractive that all of a sudden his sexual charisma becomes too potent. he seems less than devine and less than sacred somehow. >> bloom says many americans have seen images of jesus before they learned how to67 read much less wrestle with complex theological ideas. therefore, he believes the visual has a profound impact on spiritual perceptions. >> most people say it doesn't matter what jesus looks like. when i ask audiences, like shut your eyes, what does jesus look like, they all instantly immediately have a sense in their heads and that impacts individuals when they pray, when they sing songs together. it colors how we see. >> i'm kim lawton reporting. >> on our calender hindus around the world are celebrating the nine day festival honoring the female. ending with a celebration of endiama.ith a celebration of also on our calender the j

. >> have you accepted jesus christ as your lord and saviour. >> you have thought about accepting jesus christ as your lord and saviour. >> have you is accepted jesus christ as your lord and saviour. >> no. >> would you be interested. >> not today. >> have you seen the veggie tales this is like veg yeaux tales. but with fruit instead of vegetables and banana time travel and it's a man. it has a christian message. yeah, are you guys into that? >> pay dirt. >> story of jesus christ, told from the point of view of a banana. >> no, the banana is friends with jesus, starts off as a story about jessus as a little boy. he's really lonely, because he's god and people don't understand them so he prayed to god for a best friend and god turns a ban anena into a man and he is a manana and they have fun together. and then later, cut to in the weren't day there is an atheist, okay. and es a a lawyer, clarence darrow, evolution lawyer. and he wants jesus not to have saved mankind so he gets in a time machine and he goes back to try to defend jesus against pontius pilot so jess you-- jesus won't be cru

everyone knows that jesus was the son of a carpenter. they don't realize the greek word for carpenter is the word text top. it could be as we enter this new century we will come to think of jesus as more of a handyman type of person. but was he more of a builder? was he more of the designer, more of an engineer? maybe if we want to understand what jesus looked at we need to look to the back. maybe he is a person with a flashlight and always figuring out how to tweak things and fix things. >> host: are we idolizing technology? >> guest: idolizing technology, i think when i allow it to be the first thing that i interact with in the morning and the last thing that i do at night i have allowed it to order my day. you know, invented the mechanical clock as a way of ordering our days so that we would understand there is a time for work in the time for prayer and the time for food. so like now we are allowing our smart phones to sort of dictate the hours of our day and i wonder if our relationship is a little too intense. it is our closest comp

jesÚs esquivel estÁ en la ciudad de mÉxico para hablar con nosotros.Ó violencia de parte de los carteles para precisamente no les quitaran las rutas del trasiego de droga la presencia de los militares en las calles. lo que estÁ ocurriendo con peÑa nieto, ademÁs de restringir la cooperaciÓn con los estados unidos, sobre todo a la dea, ha sido este papel de que no se ha metido directamente a atacar a los carteles, es decir, no hemos visto que haya una cacerÍa de un narcotraficante especÍfico, con la excepciÓn de la tuta, pero por motivos polÍticos. ¿y eso que estÁ pasando quÉ implica? que los nuevos muertos son criminales que participaron de alguna manera en ese miedo que empezaron a imponer en mÉxico, criminales que se dedicaban a robar, por ejemplo, se dijeron en un momento zetas, y con llamadas telefÓnicas aterrorizaban a la gente. no le hace falta a ningÚn gobierno decirle a los carteles "ayÚdame que yo te ayudo", y la verdad yo lo que estoy viendo, jorge, te lo digo porque he visitado recientemente la frontera mexicana en ambos lados, con estados un

jesus said my sheep hear my voice and a stranger will they not follow.hey learn to trust the shepherd, and the word says take care of the flock. the lord is my shepherd. he makes me to lie down in green pastures. >> victor barnard truly was the wolf in sheep's clothing. there is no god in any religion that says it's okay to rape children. ♪ >>> i would say i had never met anybody that i thought loved the word of god as much as victor barnard did. victor was like 6'1," brown hair, kind of feathered back at the time. he was very dignified. i started to look at him as an apostle of jesus christ. >> he was a pastor. he basically took personal care in people, invested into them and tried to bring the best out of you. >> river road was a small home fellowship, i think there was maybe 10 or 15 people. there was a lot of caring and a lot of love at that point. >> it was very much about living solely for the word, you know, not like being a sunday christian, where you just go to church, hear a little sermon, then you don't think about it all week. it was more lik

eyes she didn't even have time to cry ♪ ♪ she was so scared she threw her hands up in the air ♪ ♪ jesusmy life ♪ ♪ i know i've got to change so from now on tonight ♪ ♪ jesus take the wheel take it from my hands 'cause i can't do this on my own ♪ ♪ i'm letting go so give me one more chance save me from this road i'm on ♪ ♪ oh jesus take the wheel ♪ oh i'm letting go so give me one more chance save me from this road i'm on ♪ ♪ from this road that i'm on jesus take the wheel ♪ ♪ oh take it take it from me ♪ ♪ ♪ i should have known by the way you passed me by there was something in your eyes ♪ ♪ and it wasn't right i should have walked but i never had the chance everything got out of hand ♪ ♪ and i let it slide now i only have myself to blame for falling ♪ ♪ for your stupid games i wish my life could be the way it was before i saw your face ♪ ♪ you stole my happy you made me cry took the lonely and took me for a ride ♪ ♪ and i wanna uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-undo it you had my heart now i want it back ♪ ♪ i'm starting to see everything you lack boy you blew it you put me through it ♪ ♪ i wanna uh-uh-u

. >> oh, jesus. okay. oh, jesus. >> eventually, he does get up on the roof, does the commercial and it's great. but we know what goes up must come down. >> jim, this is going to be nearly impossible. >> 20 minutes later. >> we come back to the situation. >> swing the leg. >> oh, jesus. >> i feel so bad laughing at this man's drama. >> basically, it takes somewhere in the region of 25, 30 minutes before he finally comes down. >> he made it up, he made it down. he made it. good for him. >> whoa. i feel like i don't want to do that ever again. fat people are supposed to be on the ground always. fat people on the ground. >> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. >>> live, from new york city, it's season six of "the wendy williams show." today, beyonce's photo-shop controversy. what does wendy think? and we're talking the latest scandals with dr. phil, and he's not holding back. plus, tv guide runs down the new must-see shows this season. now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause

. >> oh, jesus. okay.h, jesus. >> eventually, he does get up on the roof, does the commercial and it's great. but we know what goes up must come down. >> jim, this is going to be nearly impossible. >> 20 minutes later. >> we come back to the situation. >> swing the leg. >> oh, jesus. >> i feel so bad laughing at this man's drama. >> basically, it takes somewhere in the region of 25, 30 minutes before he finally comes down. >> he made it up, he made it down. he made it. good for him. >> whoa. i feel like i don't want to do that ever again. fat people are supposed to be on the ground always. fat people on the ground. >> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time, everybody. >> all new "dr. oz." the latest on joan rivers' medical investigation. new clues to what happened in that room. guidelines broken. violated. and an unauthorized doctor. plus -- did her doctor take a selfie while she was unconscious? what really happened to joan rivers. coming up next on "dr. oz." dr. oz: it's been two week

he has a recommitment of his life to jesus was does seem to be very transform if. he speaks of that experience not as a born-again experience which occurred back in 1935 at the crest baptist church, but as a regal to weigh rejuvenation of his faith. on the heels of that jimmy carter goes to mission trips, want to lock haven, pennsylvania with other baptists corner and knocking on doors to tell people about jesus and again in springfield, massachusetts a november of that year of the cuban american pastor from brooklyn to. help me out here to believe this program. again, and very formative moment. at the end of their week together carter asks camino, how it is that he has such a strong belief and how he is so effective in dealing with other people. ben cruz stills carter that the secret to a life of faith or being a good question is two things, to love god and to love the person in front of you at any given time. and he repeats this many times over the course of his life as being a former the moment for him. he never loses sight of the georgia state house, and in 197

jesus wanted me to say that. the lord jesus walked into the synagogue and unrolled the psychologically of i see i can't this script fulfilled in our ears jesus did what no man and john friends that's a fulfilled prop till earth and heaven ring. sisters and that's why he said that john the baptist was much more than a proof at the time he sent his merge forward he said those are the words i speak into you that all things must be fulfilled and written listen all the religions are false religions because they have no propertycy imlast name and buchld and can't point to any proof sisters those things must be fulfilled and in the proof it's thus it is written and it behosted christ to rise and the repension and the remission of sins. thank you. next speaker. . >> hello good afternoon. i'm here to speak in regards to the resolution by supervisor chiu i'm here representing the national asian-american forum we're the only forum dedicated to human rights for asian-americans and asian pacific islanders and girls we've been

it's amazing. >> gaze away disapprovingly all you like, jesus.f sacramonte is riddled with caves, many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies have lived here in caves turned homes like this for hundreds of years. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they call this an juergas, an informal, intimate and spontaneous performance. what jazz musicians might recognize as a jam session. >> this is it. granada, the only place in the world where you get to see real flamenco in a cave. >> alissia is an aficionado. [ speaking foreign language ] our host is a poet, historian, and a patriarch of the community here. an icon of the flamenco world. you see travelers, roma people are more embraced by the culture here than most other places in europe. >> we have our own gypsies. those are ours. i can tell you thee things we -- for sure we do here. we do flamenco. we do tapas. and we do siestas. which -- >> you do them well. >> we know how to live, don't we? >> yeah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ]. >> they dig deep for their material he

also the reason you get some sort of the whole way no persons just the names something say you jesus christ stop being jesus christ it's not a holy person just because of the maim and the halfway s hoff is not only to whollyness are you jesus christ but your looker your maybe higher than me levels of so it's a special sub level see. so the world what about society whole religion and tokyo the plan is to make use of the lecture the 10 thousands volumes and the sweat shirts students in chinese are rateable not just an outsider in my computer so - >> next speaker. my name is ray olsen it's hard to follow that one (laughter) but i had the good fortune to have my son take me to brazil and try out air b and b it was a wonderful experience one thing to take a look at the big picture of what might happen to whatever legislation you pass i significant you wait a few years and make the decision go after you gather more history and experience with the air b and b with the rental experience for instance, i look at the possibility you'll be pitting neighbor against neighbor with people thank you

and in return, he gave me back to myself. >> if a young girl is looking for jesus, he was her jesus.ng for a father figure, he was her father. whatever anyone was looking for, he was that person. so if you told manson to stand up, i don't know who would stand up, because he himself said i'm a man of a thousand faces. he was constantly changing. >> i think a lot of people would like to believe that manson brainwashed his followers. you know, that kind of lets them off the hook. if he didn't brainwash them, then we're all vulnerable. that's a very frightening thought. looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging, could i come up with something better. my doctor told me about eliquis... for three important reasons. one, in a clinical trial, eliquis was proven to reduce the risk of stroke better than warfarin. two, eliquis had less major bleeding than warfarin. and three, unlike warfa

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of having your sins removed and being raised from the dead i would rather preach the gospel of jesusthem, however, if it's a gun fight, if that is what they're looking for, me, personally i'm prepared for either one. >> let me ask you about the book "unfiltered" the way you see it. you talk about political correctness, life styles, and you know, people view, some people view you as controversial. i see you as a minister, that is your calling. why do you think people view you as controversial? i see you coming from a religious point of view. >> jesus came to the earth, he never made a mistake for crying out loud. not one mistake. and he would convict people of their sins and he said they hated me and it was predicted from prophets, without reason. they told all of us, like they hated me, they will hate you, also they will hate you, he said, when that comes and they exclude you, when they insult you, and when they reject your name as evil because of me, jesus said listen rejoice. be happy. because great is your reward in heaven. people fail to understand coughing up sin and confessing

and the lowe's and fish in also baby culture but it is a story where jesus is out in the wilderness the apostles are getting nervous because they will get grumpy pretty soon to say send them back to town please to get something to eat what jesus says is speed them yourself. the apostles being the of men and that they are says we just have to love this and some fish then jesus says it is enough and they pass it out but to their surprise there are baskets left over but at the end of the story with the gospel of mask -- matthew he writes 5,000 men were fed it to say that they of women or children. that made me mad. [laughter] are we chopped liver? when i get mad like that i pray. what does that mean? it means they counted the people that thought it was the miracle so with the new that they brought food from home. [applause] don't you hear that all the time here is some food or crackers or cheese. [laughter] and the men say it is a meal. it is a miracle. [laughter] any way that is a scripture. [laughter] but it is also about us because we can feel so small and so few in so little but we

but besides that i didn't understand jesus christ.r who wrote stuff. i read his book, the life of christ. it was amazing. he said three things distinguished cheeses from all other people, all other human beings who claim to be god. what is he was the only man ever preannounced clueless fulfilled a prophecy. again, he's the only man who ever divided history. dce, aed, even skeptics have to refer to people in that context, that event. third, the most profound to me, the only man who looked like backward. and this gave me an entirely new divine christ. he was born to die. that is why when peter cut off the soldiers here, jesus said rebuke it. he was done with this nation and he was now going to die. he had to die. he had to suffer, yet to take on human form in order to experience the full suffering of humanity. he had to be human otherwise there would be not struck mathematical exercise. you can balance as divine skills. i had to be real in history. it was thrilled that he had to be fully god and order to wipe the slate clean for office

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it was jesus.with all of the things going on in the nfl he didn't want to be uh fell yait -- affiliated. >> it is okay when he talks sometimes. >> when he uses -- >> when he is yappin. gum bumming. >> that reminds me of my honeymoon. >> kennedy, i haven't heard from you. do you think turning it inside out is a better thing? >> it was better for rg iii. the guy is so injured that he will never be able to play again. >> really? >> seriously. they had to wheel him out to the press conference. he hurt his ankle last weekend. he is not doing well. the guy requires nimbility -- i don't know if that is avápr÷ word. >> nimbility jenkins, i went to high school with her. >> it is no justice, no peace, no jesus, no peace and there is to know jesus is to know peace. i thought it was clever. it was a clever shirt and the bernie shirt is clever too. what was it? >> no allah, no dolla. >> should president obama be impeached over this? >> without a doubt. he cares nothing about the situation and it is all because

i'm a fan of many of the jesus christs. [ laughter ] >> seth: you've got to -- you got to go out there, you got to do some hobbit. >> i -- it was a few years ago. i was lucky enough. i was at a wedding. i was officiating a wedding, actually, here in new york. and somebody came up to me at the wedding, one of the guests, and they brought me a little tube, and they said, "here, this is for you." and this person worked on the set of "the hobbit." and i popped it open, and inside was a little scroll with "the hobbit" stationery, and it was a note from peter jackson saying, you know, come on down to new zealand, bring the family, and, you know, we'll put you in something. >> seth: wow. >> so we got to be in the -- we were the lake town spy family. i played a spy who was tracking bard the bowman throughout lake town. and it was just peak geek. [ laughter ] like, there was nothing -- like, i think i actually frightened them with my

of nazareth and that jesus was the son of god? >> well, i've been emphasizing all night. ou cannot ever prove using the scientific method in the present. you can't prove the age of the earth. so you can never prove it's old. so there's no hypothetical because you can't do that. now, we can certainly use methods in the present in making assumptions. i mean creationists use methods that change over time. as i said, there's hundreds of physical processes that you can use to set limits on the age of the universe but you can't ultimately prove the age of the earth. not using the scientific method, you can't ultimately prove the age of the universe. now, you can look at methods and you can say that there are many methods that contradict billions of years, many methods that seem to support thousands of years as dr. faulkner said in the little video clip i showed you, there is nothing in observational astronomy that contradicts a young universe. i've said it to you before and i admit again that the reason i believe in a young universe is

when paul got saved he said jesus appeared to him and testified that they saw the bright light but they didn't theory voice and he couldn't prove that voice because he proved it by going to the profit, malachi and all of them because every single book testifies something of jesus christ. the best is daniel 9 because in daniel 9 -- >>president david chiu: thank you, next speaker. >>> tom, just to repeat i kind of -- can we get a close up here. new york of september 1st, don't shoot. if you like the article, something about getting money out of politics. i forgot that it was september 1st. a lot of people hold off from reading the magazine for a while. bay bridge, the trolley, let's see, the big hole in the ground. i was kind of wondering if we were going to have some discussion about that. but let's talk about housing. last year i said i was against changing 2,000 units into tennants in common. and but what was i for? i came up with a two part plan. one is who can changeover to like winning the lottery if that's what it's called. i came up with that plan overhead as i'm running out of ti

about jesus. and i was thinking gordon did not wear his religion on his steed leave - - sleeved. we didn't have a lot of contact but i never once heard him'' the bible or ever talk about jesus ever. and yet in that sense it was a profound experience for me to read is steady the letters of the diary because i felt was getting ready to know somebody i did not know whether all. when i met corded he was already a professor, he did not wear his famous bow tie around the family house but they older professor, friendly, the professor type. >> host: to use the terms what are they? >> the japanese americans in the community relabel degeneration the hour of go and it is covered by the gentle man's agreement. in but if they were they were aliens in this feed them through 1780 they were ineligible because the seven had to be a breach but there were recognized by birthwort each is its but they only do that by 1952 some of the quest of the generation to try to make their rights as u.s. citizens tangible and real. so in the court of a principled stance that is all in cordons words, that experie

by the third song jesus had been, had died but joy fully resurrected. quite early on in the service. which shows you how quickly they want to rush to the end. they really want to rush to the good stuff that jesus does all the terrible work, that you get blessings god wants to shower on you. >> host: a lot of main line churches, missions, like you said, outreach, food banks, shut-ins, et cetera, dot prosperity churches have those programs as well? >> guest: they do. here we can see i think a spectrum of approaches. hard prosperity, very instantaneous view of the relationship between faith and reward. you have faith, you will find yourself almost instantaneously healed and covers will begin to be filled. a soft prosperity will have a more round-about, gentler appraisal how the relationship works between faith and your reward. and i find there was a hard prosperity there is more of an emphasis on individual social services, bootstraps kinds of, so this will be rather than advocating for educational reform, they will give every kid a school bag, filled with

>> he is in prison because he believes that jesus christ is god's son and that jesus died for our sinse cross and was buried for our sins and that god raised him to life and because he believes this, he has been beaten, he has been tortured, imprisoned for two and he is an american citizen. he is born in iran but he is an american. and they are torturing him and beating him and trying to get him to recant his faith in christ. and i'm wanting to help, greta, to draw attention to this. i'm so grateful that you have allowed us to come on your program today to talk about it. >> yesterday, president obama was before the u.n. general assembly and he had praise for, i guess, what he would call moderate muslims. and he -- then he spoke about extremism as well. what's your thought about whether or not president obama can help in a situation, whether he is helping? >> no question he can help. he is the president of the united states. and he does have great power and great influence. right now, america is trying to get iranian support for their fight against isis. we need, before we begin to talk

>> oh, my goodness, lord jesus. this is my hair. >> her daughter tells mom you think you're caucasian because you're putting on that blonde hair. >> i don't think i'm caucasian. >> why do you have white hair? you are african america. >> you better get out of my face. >> i think comerica has their new spokesperson. >> what do you think you are? >> african comerica. >> that's not how you say it. >> how do you say it? >> african-american. >> i'm african-american. >> i have white hands. so i'm caucasian. >> mom cracked up laughing. >> i think she has a good sense of humor. i think she is just ribbing mom, trying to get mom going. >> lord jesus. >> she breaks down why her mom should not be wearing the blonde hair. it has nothing to do with black or white differences. >> my hair is black. you are hair is supposed to be black. you are not supposed to be wearing wigs. >> that says a lot. a lot of women of all colors. wear i wearing weaves and wigs. >> keep it natural. >> that's our show. we'll see you for the next edition o