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yes, jesus has the answer to life's problems. gigi: he was invited to the white house by president truman for the first time. being young and inexperienced, he went with some of his team, they met with the president. i do not know all that was sent -- that was said there, but he came out and told some of the press and some of the people what had gone on in that meeting, and then he got on his knees in front of the white house, they had a prayer and he realized he made a mistake, but that is not what you do. from then on, from president truman on, he met with every president. these are the presidents, and i think there is every president except president trump, because at that time, i did not think one was hung up that was taken at his 95th birthday. he was not president then, but he can to his 95th birthday, and there were pictures. when he enjoyed talking with the dealing with the most, because they had things in common together, because spiritually and so forth, was president reagan. as i said, that he was always interested in

jesus is not calling for suicide or matricide. and lewis is undoubtedly wrote when he wrote that verse is profitable only to those who, as he put it, read it with horror. since the man who finds it easy enough to hate his father, the woman whose life is a long struggle not to hate her mother, had probably best keep clear of that verse altogether. nonetheless, the various calls for a more radical christianity are less about youthful zeile or the quest for the extraordinary. as they are a call to combat the skepticism that would see american evangelicalism as merely a prop for white middle class suburban american culture. these calls however imbalance they may sometimes get are at the heart a warning about eye doll trithat can be especially invisible in religious movement that's sometimes lack the resources to define themselves thee logically. the invisibility as these younger evangelicals intuitively sense is the most dangerous agency inspect of them. novelist david foster wallace was partly right when he said "the most ridiculous

but that is not the gospel of jesus christ. american evangelical christianity seems to be a bit in both of these categories at the moment, triumphant ascent and plummeting catastrophe. evangelism and, seems to be in the media quite a bit with no small amount of influence. on the other hand survey after survey after survey shows trouble demographically with millennial and generation z church goers or x church goers. and the unrest here it turns out is not exactly what the doomsayers have been predicting all along. younger evangelicals are not yielding to the inevitability of secularization nor are they leaving churches in large numbers because they want to liberalize historic doctrine or ethics. the obstacle, it seems to me, is not secularism as much as cynicism. many are wondering whether evangelical christianity is just another badge of tribal identity or another vehicle for a political action or even worse, just another marketing scheme. on this very campus, princeton evangelical fellowship made headlines around the world whe

it's all just stuff. >> reporter: the brain child of late artist charles rusell, east jesus began the dump site of slab city, a squatters camp on an abandoned military base, just tside of niland, california and the location of leonard knight's famed salvation mountain. >> as soon as charlie russel hearabout his adventure out here in the desert using trash to build a temple to god, he said he wanted to be a part of that because he was always yearning to make something out of nothing.ha in the yearsfollowed, russell invited more and more artists to east jesus, to come and build, create, and watch what happens to the work as th sert takes hold. >> reporter: this one here? >> i have to demonstrate it to you because it's really not about the tin cans in there. it's all about this. making sound out of just pebbles and empty cans. >> reporter: oh, that's great. >> it can sound like the rain. >> reporter: after russell passed away in 2011, the growino rostartists in east jesus formed the tax-exempt chasterus foundation to protect th project. >> his friends rallied around and said, "look, we d

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>> you are totally changing who god is, who jesus is.father, as the holy spirit, not like there wasn't temptation in those days in judaism when the bible was put together, there were always other gods, diana and other things but they chose a god himself chose to be represented as a father and christianity has given more honor to challenge the culture this way, whether you are do or gentile are male or female, christianity is not going against women. we are holding the line. you did a fantastic job preaching christ, blue me away when i watched the 70, please preach christ to those up his couple churches and remind them who christ is and he is not christina, he is jesus christ, the king of kings and lord of lords. >> why do we have to change who the holy father is? >> let me remind you this is a proposal someone has the right to present. secondly, it is important to remember that as jesus says in john chapter 4 god is spirit and those who worship god must worship god in spirit and in truth so god is spirit, bigger than all our language was

jesus is the truth. he is the life. [applause] as part of our year-long state capitals tour, the c-span bus recently made the long journey to juneau, alaska, capital of the 49th state. i will tv and american history tv, we will feature -- on book tv and american history tv, we will feature alaska and delve into its unique history and literary culture. the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. the bus stopped in anchorage, alaska, asking people what is the most important issue in alaska? nativerk with the science and engineering program here in anchorage, and we feel the most important issue based in alaska has to do with education and workforce development. we see a lot of students coming into our university here who are under for college, and then are not -- we are not doing a good job to support them through the undergraduate degree program. we are engaging with students as young as six grade, middle school, high school, and the university to provide a string of longitudinal opportunities

jesus himself rose above politics. he was known not by the political posture he held but rather the principle that he lived by. i would say,'s we should be primarily identified not by our political persuasion but by the principles we hold that work themselves out. politics is the means not the end. first, god has absolute authority over all governments. second, god delegates authority to all governments. i married into the green family. whenever we began going through the hobby lobby case journey, is one of those family members with most speaking experience, i was commissioned to help share why we were in the case we are in. i had zero authority. i was not in a position of leadership in the company or of the bible at the time. but, i came as an advocate and as an ambassador for people who gave me authority. from my in-laws. in a similar way, god says this is how government works. god has all authority and he delegates a portion of his authority to government to rule in a way that brings the flourishing of people. the s

they say stuff well, jesus was a refugee. and yes, he did live in egypt, but it was not illegal. if he had broke the law, then he would have been sinful and he would not have been their messiah. >> i'm joined now by father james marden who has a great deal experience when it comes to scripture, as you might imagine. father marden, when you hear pastor paula white say if jesus had broken the law, he wouldn't be the messiah, i wonder what

jesus himself.esus in the last week of his life was approached with a political question that was a trap. should we pay the taxes to caesar? you see what is happening. he has a side coming to him that once him to say no, you shouldn't pay the tax. if he says don't pay the tax, he is a revolutionary and rome will kill him. but if he says yes, you should pay the tax, then the jewish people, who are excited about him will see he is a revolutionary at all. he is no different. so jesus, caught in the quandary asks for a coin. he looks at it and says whose face is on this coin? caesar. then render to caesar that which is caesar's and give to god that which is god's. caesar may have his face on the client but god owns the coin that was made here at god owns caesar himself. god owns the throne that caesar is sitting on at this very point in time. so when he stands that week i-4 pontius pilot and pilate says to him, do you not know that i have the authority to see you killed but he's people want or to set yo

jesus says if you welcome the stranger you welcome me. jesus is welcoming the stranger. over >> jeff sessions as well as sarah sanders have talked about biblical scripture talking about the importance of obeying laws. the laws of man. >> that's right. as you're saying, anderson, those are the laws of man. jesus over and over again sort of points us to higher laws. one of the ironies is a lot of these conservative christians have no trouble saying that there are higher laws when it comes to things like abortion and same-sex marriage, which are both legal, right? but in the case of refugees suddenly the law becomes an idol. it's also very selective when they decide that laws are going to be the most important thing. basically, jesus is saying god's law supersedes man's laws, and that comes across in almost every bible story. >> i wonder what you make of the health and human services secretary, alex azar, who argued yesterday that this administration is not only protecting these kids but they're actually saving these children's lives. now, in some cases he was talking about

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reporter: jesus understandsma 's capacity for violence. a crime scene investigator. >> we can see that csi is processing the scene and we have a dead body on the side of the street. reporter: in a quiet suburban area in the border city of tijuana, mexico has lost another son. jesus describes the scene. laying face male down on the ground. i can see he has probably gunshot wounds in the back. he'a young male. sadly, this is because of the out-of-control violence that has come into america to tijuana. it is very sad. he is a young man who prably could have had a better future. reporter: mexico's new president mihas to deal with the epiof the murders his country endures and stem the flow of guns from abroad. that is where our smuggler finishes his story. he is back from america with a new cargo. guns. how many a down there in the petrol tank? >> there are thr in the tank. reporter: it is easy getting these in? >> it is easier bringing the re isns in because t lesser violence compared to the other way around. reporter: the weapons are fucay wr

i did not say send lawyer as my mom would say jesus i need you jesus can you hear me jesus? are you listening jesus? i need your best and that moment i shook his hand i had no doubt that jesus sent me his best and answered every prayer that i could possibly send him because not only had he gotten me out for teenagers and juveniles that are sentenced to life who don't have nothing to do if you have a spare dollars send it to them because one day i can pay back what that cost but not right now. [laughter] my book challenges you idea or you to read this book tell me you did not enjoy this book if you buy this book and don't enjoy it here is his number. [laughter] and we will refund your money back thank you so much the 17. [applause] >> so i want people to read about the details of what happened and hear your voice come through but a couple of things i thought we did talk about you talk a lot about the moment you were arrested and going to court when you were charged with capital murder and you believed at some point this would all get resolved so what was the moment when you r

for jesus, this country's well—being is on the line.xico's children. right now, the scene behind us, there's a dead guy. it's something that kids see every day and they get used to that, so that's the sad thing. i have to think about my daughter. i've got to think about my daughter's friends. i don't want them to grow up thinking that every day there's a killing and it's ok, it's fine, and nothing is going to happen. so many of mexico's problems are the result of a society that doesn't work for everyone. her new leaders must govern for the millions left behind, trying to navigate a life worth living. clive myrie, bbc news, in tijuana, mexico. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: we'll have the latest from the world cup, as the sun sets onjapan‘s dreams of a quarter final. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first

for jesus, this country's well—being is on the line.ldren. right now, the scene behind us, there's a dead guy. it's something that kids see every day and they get used to that, so that's the sad thing. i have to think about my daughter. i've got to think about my daughter's friends. i don't want them to grow up thinking that every day there's a killing and it's ok, it's fine, and nothing is going to happen. so many of mexico's problems are the result of a society that doesn't work for everyone. her new leaders must govern for the millions left behind, trying to navigate a life worth living. clive myrie, bbc news, in tijuana, mexico. the most senior catholic figure to be convicted of covering—up sexual assault has been sentenced to 12 months home detention in australia. philip wilson, the archbishop of adelaide, was found guilty of concealing child abuse by a priest in the 1970s. germany's interior minister horst seehofer has withdrawn a threat to resign, after talks with chancellor angela merkel. he said the two conservative parties in

for example painting with jesus on a platter or you know the equivalent of like you have mom and jesus would do with alcoholics if you love that. people on their watch what they want. we don't care that is. backbone. that's freedom as long as it does not interfere other people's freedoms and then. we we are raised with that system and also you know i mean even if they were all doing provocative jesus or whatever i would i wouldn't like it but i just let him tell that. i'm sorry oh i would i would talks until recently i'm trying to supper time. sound racist must see islam or for whatever it is i have all the labels on me and i'm proud of that. the government has always been very careful not to inside racial hatred mourning swedes not crying and migration. the people who are causing problems for us today the vast majority of them are born in sweden and that's not a notion of migration they're focusing on it's a gratian and social inclusion that appears to be the challenge but they are doing everything they can to teach newcomers their values and language and get their working as soon as

not bureau would be one of the best country to walk in jesus' name. band little when. i wanted to stay with. what to do. in my house. my real with my children. is now behind. the deaf and dumb school when it was st. above them i'm now training. for our society in liberia. yeah it gives you a good job is is there a. while and then who is. so no longer bloody. so. you do to help them. i get. i get frustrated. because you're you talking to they made you try to teach him he's not be attention to me. i would like my dollar ticket i want to business i'm doing you know and if you are good enough to just do it if you make some of the grew up passions for what you doing it's like. you're visions and what if they're not. going to. be disciplined so you want to. live your. one nation indivisible. with liberty and justice for all. there shall i go. thank. you so that's nice. mood i definitely need the willies even very funny indeed in a new. mood and then there are mistakes i didn't even write this month. alfred's free press a wonderful film which was broadcast more than six years

they believe jesus died on the cross for one's sins. they believe in conversion, that you must accept jesus as your savior and have an encounter with him in which he forgives you of your sins. jimmy carter in the 1970's was the first president to call himself a born-again christian. the importance of the bible, being the inspired word of god and authoritative book to live your life by, the teachings of jesus, the new testament and old testament. finally, a sense of activism. taking your faith and sharing it with others and engaging in social causes, engaging in the needs of the world. i think if you can sign off on those four things, and some of them are true of all kinds of christian religions. but when you put those four things together in a package, you have an american evangelical. i tend to define it in a theological way. be a racistrtainly and still be an evangelical, or you could be a conservative or a democrat, it doesn't really matter. today, the word has taken on such a lyrical connotation, -- such political connotations, espe

for jesus, this country's well—being is on the line.ight now, the scene behind us, there's a dead guy. it's something that kids see every day and they get used to that, so that's the sad thing. i have to think about my daughter. i've got to think about my daughter's friends. i don't want them to grow up thinking that every day there's a killing and it's ok, it's fine, and nothing is going to happen. so many of mexico's problems are the result of a society that doesn't work for everyone. her new leaders must govern for the millions left behind, trying to navigate a life worth living. clive myrie, bbc news, in tijuana, mexico. there's growing concern about cuts to funding for local bus services, and the impact that's having — particularly on people on lower incomes. for example, in england, subsidies for bus services have almost halved in the past eight years according to research by the campaign for better transport. and over that same period more than 3,000 bus routes have been reduced or scrapped. but bus fares have gone up by 13% in r

for jesus, this country's well—being is on the line.ow, the scene behind us, there's a dead guy. it's something that kids see every day and they get used to that, so that's the sad thing. i have to think about my daughter. i've got to think about my daughter's friends. i don't want them to grow up thinking that every day there's a killing and it's ok, it's fine, and nothing is going to happen. so many of mexico's problems are the result of a society that doesn't work for everyone. her new leaders must govern for the millions left behind, trying to navigate a life worth living. clive myrie, bbc news, in tijuana, mexico. a british woman will go to court in dublin tomorrow seeking damages from a catholic adoption agency that allegedly adopted her son illegally. tressa reeves spent nearly four decades trying to find her child. at one point she was told there were no records on her case. in may the irish government revealed that dozens of children had no idea they were adopted because they'd beenregistered illegally —— they were adopted beca

jesus says deny people health care. they cannot do that. the fact that they have time and time again gone in and prayed for this president, prayed and mcconnoll and prey on the least of these and hurting and things are contrary to the gospel you cannot use the language of compassion and support someone without criticism who is engaging in everything that is antithesis to the gospel that is the challenge. it goes back, my sister, to slave master religion that on sunday talked about jesus but on mondays, it put people in slavery or jim crow religion -- >> reverend, i'm so sorry. i only so 10 seconds left. if you could sit down with president trump, what would you say to him before he makes this decision? >> first of all, i would challenge him on all of his policies. i would bring -- we offered to do that and say, mr. president, if you're going to do these things, stop claiming that they are right, starting claim they are constitutional and stop claim they are christian and say they are your ideas. if you want to line up with the policies of g

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. >> reporter: to hedlar brian tell it, the open air desert museum of east jesus is a living, breathing, experiment in free expression. just off tlt shore of the sa sea, it's a commune that allows painters, sculptors and conceptual artists to th battle

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and they know jesus is the only person that could get you out of a wal-mart checkout line under thirty minutes it's why wal-mart says this audio surveillance technology could be used to monitor the performance of one or more employees at a time and measure one or more metric simultaneously like items per bag and line length blindly think guess creating work any combination anything from an employee that isn't simple welcome to wal-mart could slow down the checkout process. that's why it's important to monitor for problem phrases like how is your day going fellow you man or. do you know you can get this for cheaper at target. or or. i'll tell you where the walton family can shove their surveillance system. yeah yeah but this isn't a sign of a fish and see it's a slippery slope in a modern slavery just a few months ago amazon patented a wristband that tracks their employees' hand movements and buzzes them if they do something wrong that's a bad thing to you in that respect and on trump's hand every time you sign an executive order. how. do you know which ones suck because they don't look

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that's exactly right especially on the two thousand the anniversary of the birth of jesus christ so they could be very mishaps but they're also been some stunning success is not just in scotland but a people's image of a country of a people is actually part of a well chosen and perhaps authentic slogan something has to be authentic to work doesn't it. two of the most authentic slogans that have ever been developed for tourism purposes are i love new york which has been phenomenally successful over the last forty years and will probably continue to be successful because again it was developed organically similar to this is edinburgh allowing the people to connect with the slogan because if the residents don't connect with the slogan or with the tourism branding the no amount of whitewash is going to make this authentic i'm thinking of the great successes only in edinburgh castle for example was a million have visit you wouldn't they be forgiven for saying listen folks are going to come to edinburgh castle whether we mark them know it how do you stop people sitting on the lot of us look fo

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i love jesus, man!'ve tricked them. >> seth: well, guess what? i think there's some eggs in the house. [ cheers and applause ] >> who here likes to dress nice? [ laughter ] >> seth: you got a pastel shirtl day trying to get this audience here. >> thank you. thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: tim robinson, everybody. "detroiters" airs thursday nights on comedy central. we'll be right back. thank you, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ touch shows how we really feel. but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. up to 90% of those with moderate to severe psoriasis had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. most people were still clearer after one year. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms,

for example painting with jesus on a platter or you know the equivalent of like you have mom and jesus would do with alcohol which is. people on the i want what i want. we don't care that is. backbone. that's freedom as long as it does not interfere other people's freedoms and then. we are raised with that system and also you know i mean even if there were it would be really provocative to say so in whatever i want and i wouldn't like it but i just let them tell that. i'm sorry oh i would i would talks until recently i'm trying to sabotage. racist must see islam or for whatever it is i have all the labels on me and i'm proud of that. the government has always been very careful not to inside racial hatred warning sweet not silly crying and migration. the people who are causing problems for us today the vast majority of them were born in sweden and that's not a notion of migration they're focusing on integration and social inclusion that appears to be the challenge but they're doing everything they can to teach newcomers their values and language and get the working as soon as possible i

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