it wasn't enough to just emulate jesus' life as important as that was, more than a moral teacher, jesus was lord and savior. so honoring christ required belief in doctrinal truth. franklin wasn't sure about that, perhaps the puritans and presbyterians of his youth had gotten it wrong. perhaps he was the one who was getting back to jesus' original teachings, but he was sure that doing good was the grand point. for most of his life franklin had traditional christian inquirers especially family and friends who asked him about the state of his beliefs and the state of his soul. as i've said, among of the most consistent inquirers were his sister jane and george whitfield. in the last few weeks of franklin's life, however, one more inquirer came on the stage. franklin had known yale college president ezra styles ever since yale granted him an honorary degree in 1953. stiles, a congregationalist minister and a calvinist realized that franklin was near death. quote, you have merited and received all the honors of the republic of letters and are going to a world where all sublinary glories will

but to jefferson, jesus's excellence was only human.esus never claimed to be anything else, jefferson said. christians, including the authors of the new testament books, imposed the claims of divinity on jesus after he had gone to his grave and not risen, again, jefferson concluded. well, franklin didn't go as far as jefferson. franklin preferred not to dogmatize, one way or the other, on matters such as jesus's divinity. in a classic tension that still marks american religion right now, franklin's devout parents, his sister jane, and the reverend george whitfield, all, found doctrineless christianity to be dangerous. yes, they agreed that morality was essential. and yes, it was better not to find over minor theological issues. but true belief in jesus was necessary for salvation. to the puritans and evangelicals, jesus was fully god and fully man. doubting that truth puts your soul in jeopardy. jesus had made the way for sinners to be saved through his atoning death and his miraculous resurrection. it wasn't enough to just emulate jesu

you don't meet a jesus vanderbilt. a jesus sullivan.o be a sports team and that's jesus to mexicans. my mom loves jesus. she loves him so much. she is every kind of jesus towel, statue, figurine, jesus in every position, jesus hitting a baseball. jesus eating a pickle. every kind of like poster, picture, if you go into her home, it looks like she's trying to solve a jesus-based crime. (applause) like what did jesus do? you guys, thank you so much. i am wally baram. >> stephen: wally baram, everybody. we'll be right back z4fxez zi0z y4fxey yi0y [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. >> stephen:

so instead of folks focusing on jesus, jesus is then turning the table around to say now it is your turn. you take it and you run with it. because we are the hands and the feet and the body and flesh of god. >> i like that. >> i'm thinking exactly the same way. knowing this day was coming, i called a little gathering of some folks in our congregation and said tell us what you think about pentecost. i represent you. and one of the folks at exactly the same thing. pentecost is the kind of graduation. as i have been physically with you, now you, body of christ, you are going to be physically present empowered by the spirit in the world. it is time for you to step up in group. >> i like both of those spots on the holy spirit on pentecost. i'm of the bias that a lot of people do not put the emphasis on pentecost. we do on christmas, we emphasize lent and easter. but there is no emphasis on pentecost and the spirit. why do you think that is? or am i right about that? >> i would like to make, it is sometimes a very sad commentary for us. because folk in our humanist want to follow but not want

this main central figure is a jew, jesus.nd then there becomes a religion all its own because jesus is the person who begins to talk about different ways of practicing the faith. >>> islam started in 610 of the common era when the prophet muhammad essentially emerged in mecca, telling his tribesmen that he is a prophet sent from god. gradually he built around himself a group of followers that became stronger and stronger over time until in 629, he was able to conquer mecca and control most of western arabia. >> jerusalem is caught in the middle of these two faiths. >> jerusalem is a holy city for christians. this is the place where jesus died, where he walked the via delarosa. he was crucified outside of the city. >> in many medieval christian maps, jerusalem is actually portrayed as being right at the center of the world. you have africa to the south, asia to the north, europe to the west. they literally imagined jerusalem to be the naval of the world. >> for muslims, it's the sight of the prophet's night journey and his asc

jesus is the person who begins to talk about different ways of practicing the faith. islam started.hen the prophet of muhammad emerged. gradually he built it himself, a group of followers became stronger and stronger. after 629, he was able to concord meccah and control much of the western. >> jerusalem is a holy city for christians chltd this is a place where jesus died. he was crucified outside of the city. >> jerusalem is portrayed as being right at the center of the world. you have africa to the south, asia to the north and europe to the west, they literally imagine jerusalem to be the naval of the world. >> for muslims is the size of the prophet. >> from the dome of the rock. the prophet ascended on a horse with wings to heaven where he builds several prophets. he received the commandments of how muslims should pray. that's very symbolic and it showcases how important jerusalem is to muslim worship but also muslim identity. muslim leaders ruled jewrusalem from 638 until the first crusade. >> juthe aim is to recover the crisis city from the hands of the muslims. >> they were abl

. >> grace be unto you and peace from our father, jesus christ. we come today with >> grace be unto you and peace from our father, jesus christ. we come today with thanksgiving in our heart. the god of all grace. gave us the opportunity to be here, even on this day, to bless and to welcome our new governor. we come with thanksgiving in our hearts, and we look to you, the author of our faith, the god that gives us all things well. we come with thanksgiving in our hearts. we thank you for gracious and faithful leadership in this great state of new york. we ask god to bless upon us as we go through these treacherous times of our lives. that you will, o god, just give them the wisdom and the wherewithal to have steady hands to know from you we are to lead -- where to lead your people. we ask god to bless upon this state, and upon everyone who is concerned about you, o god. we ask you to look on and bless and have your own way. only as you can do. deliver us from this great task, god. we know you can do all things. you were able to open up the sea, the

the reason they don't say that, in the new testament, jesus says who's you to say. that is god's decision alone. the reason it's so important is hell means i have free choice. i can choose not to love god. purgatory means if you're going to be in heaven, you can't have all these faults. you've got to be a completely national rifle association guy. purgatory is the take ago way of that, pure guying us to become part of the saints in heaven. >> the priest hood. the priest hood. people get a little confused with this. there's two types. most think me i'm a priest. we refer to that as the ministerial priesthood. this has been taught by the church. in baptism, after you pour the water on the baby's or adult's head, you do the priest, prophet, king. we all offer sacrifice. everyone participates in the sacrifice. >> beautifulfulbeautiful. >> the church is supported by science. once you have the dna -- the church's position is once a woman conceives, if you don't intervene and there are no unusual events, that's going to result in human life. everything is programmed by god

she was a follower of jesus before that but now she's a dedicated follower of jesus by. >> that is amazing. >> this is an amazing factoid from the book. how did you come up with the name masterpiece cake shop? >> that goes back when i graduated high school i needed a job. a man that lived across the street over me owned a large bakery he was gracious enough to hire me. i fell in love with baking to go out and get acclimated to working for a living. i had to pizza parlors and you just don't show up right after i got acclimated to that i thought this is a job i could do, to this long-term. later on about it want to run my own baker. one day i found out the baker and brought out another bakery rather than making 100 cakes and time these people making one cake at a time, one custom cake at a time but i have an artistic backer may go through in the book also. it's going to open my own bakery someday it would be at a bakery where i would use the canvas of the cake and turn it into hopefully art to help it celebrate. i came up with it almost immediately. i created with the other physical mediate

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i don't really believe that now because i think god reveals himself, jesus reveals himself but at theme i didn't have a clue about anything and in the dream these things are woven together in a way that is so poetic and beautiful i know i can't take credit for it. i've done a lot of inventing in my life. this was utterly not for me and we have an innate sense but it was dramatically life-changing and that is why the book is "fish out of water: a search for the meaning of life" because a fish out of water is a theme that runs through my life, i wrote a short story at yale that won a lot of prizes called the wild ride and wanted to put it in the appendix, but if people go to eric metaxas.com underwriting that is there but there is a dreamlike quality, i was 20 when i wrote it ended won and award at yale and looking back now i see some of these themes in this dreamlike story and it is kind of amazing to me but i wasn't conscious of this stuff so it comes together in a way that i hope people experience as i did, that they would be where i was when it happened to me so they can try to make

she was a follower of jesus before that and now she's a dedicated follower of jesus. >> that's amazing this is an interesting factoid from your book. how did you could many up with the name masterpiece cake shop? what was the story. >> that goes back, when i graduated high school i needed a job and a man that lived near me had a shop, and a hundred employees and donuts. and after i got acclimated to this i could do this long-term and i'd like to own my own bakery and one day i found out the owner of the bakery brought in another bakery and brought in cake decorators, and rather than a hundred cakes at a time. they were making one cake at a time. and i have an artistic background and i knew at that point when he brought them in, that's what i was going to do with my future i'd own my own bakery and use the canvas of a cake and hopefully turn it into art. and i came up with the name almost immediately and i'm not generally that creative with words i'm creative with the other physical media, sculpting, painting, those things and the name came to me right away, masterpiece cake shop and ar

if the presentation the talks about jesus predict. >> energy mission is to be in the church. >> what[laughter] ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> the african-american church is 80 -ri 90 percent women in ad the leadership is 80 - 90 percent male prettied you see this in person. it. >> if you say that you were born this way, and you're playing, you are a liar. >> we are a testament to the grace of god. everything in the world has try to kill us and we are still here. >> i am made no mistakes. >> the place where we made way out of nowhere. a place in which our souls could move back and how we got over. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ lee call it the church. ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ >> wow, wow, let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers that if you have not seen that series, you need to see that series. in tandem with the book, it is just so powerful, so sorry to get ahead of myself. can't wait to start talking to you and what i was thinking is this idea of looking at the history of the black church through mother emanuel well. as you to look backwards from 1816 and then forward to 2016 and there is a lot going on here that is b

>> it's the presentation that talks about the majesty of jesus. >> entertainment shouldn't be in the church, what do you think the preacher does ? that's entertainment. >> the african-american church is 80 to 90 percent women but the leadership is 80 to 90percent male . there's an awful price to pay when you say that your a loving person. >> if you say you wereborn this way you're saying god, you're a liar . >> we are a testament to the goodness and grace of god. everything in the world has tried to kill us and we're still here . >> christ says i made your race and i've made no mistakes. >> he was our ball in gilead, the place where our people made way out of no way. >> we call it the church. >> wow. let me just say to any of our listeners, watchers today if you havenot seen that series, you need to see that series . it's in tandem with the book, it's just so powerful. >> thank you. >> sorry to get ahead of myself. i feel like i can't wait to start talking to you . this idea of looking at the history of the black church through mother emmanuelle, asking you to look backwards from 181

three years later after the resurrection jesus appears on the shore and they don't know who it is.ranger says have you caught this? know. cast your net and they do it again in the same thing happens. so much as happened in the three years they cannot possibly make a connection but when the net is full peter realizes oh my goodness it is the lord and dives into the water in swims. i feel like it's a joke like you we get them and say watch this. i will tell them to put the net over there than he will realize. there are many moments like that in the gospel. i know we are out of time but it's fascinating to think about humor in truth. they will always be intertwined. no question about it. humor central to my life but there's more to be set on that. >> a very good answer i hope that per one - - provokes people to read the book is very beautiful and funny in many ways and instructive. we are pretty much out of time thank you for letting me interview you and writing the book it's fascinating and congratulations on the publication. >> everett the same as editor of yale humor magazine humor

his entire strategy is seen as coming from the lips of jesus as recorded in matthew. so for the black church, religious freedom, yes, it's an inalienable right, but even more, it is exercised. it is freedom. it is our exodus. and so religious freedom and its biblical roots are essential to the faith of the black church. [ applause ] >> okay. wow, that was a good session, i have to say, one of the best i've been a part of, and we have about 15 minutes for questions and answers, and we're going to start -- these are facebook questions that are coming in. with technology i'm seeing this, so rhonda has a question for dr. rivers. has the interpretation of what freedom of religion means changed over the last 300 years? and others may answer that if you'd like, too, but this one is specifically addressed to dr. rivers. >> so i don't feel that i have the historical chops to really take that on, but i think what has been demonstrated by the three talks is, in fact, that there is a thread that runs right through, and that is consistent. does that mean it's never been interprete

he hears jesus speaking to him and telling him that he must have faith. that he must stand up for righteousness and he must do what is right. but and as he hears this, it becomes a mantra that he goes back to, time and time again, when you face this crisis. and pursuing the civil rights movement, he is strengthened by the memory of that experience. in fact, david guerrero, who was not a man of faith at, all writes a powerful biography of dr. king, which does not come from a religious perspective, it is completely sick secular, but it keeps coming. back through the eyes will of a secular rider, how important that revelation was. but king was not the only one that was reverend fred shuttle worth, ralph aber nazi, joseph laurie. all of them it was men of faith. acting on their religious freedom, exercising religious freedom, who let the civil rights movement. but let us not forget, that without the tens of thousands of black church going people, people of faith who took to the streets, those leaders could not have done anything. one and the power of the chur

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she was a follower of jesus before that and now she's a dedicated follower of jesus.d this is an interesting factoid from your book, how did you come up with the name a masterpiece cake shop, what was the story. >> that goes back when i i graduated high school he needed a job in mandolins across the street for me at a large wholesale they creep had over employees he was gracious enough to hire me i fell in love with baking. and i also worked at a pizza parlor. but after not acclimated to that i thought this was a job like i could do this long-term negron i like to own my own bakery and then one day i found out that the owner of the bakery about another brick in the victory brought in cake decorators i never seen up so that rather than making a hundred take some time they were making one custom taken a time. if i go through the smoke as well. and i knew at that point that was what i was going to do my future for my own bakery and it would be a bakery where i'd use the canvas of the cake and turn it into hopefully art to help people celebrate and came up with the name a

jesus has turned the other cheek someone slaps your one chic, turn the other. that is not a resistance. it seems to be nonexistent, could be read as passive is a. that gets quoted over, and over. because he gets quoted so much, it is one of the top ten sacred texts in this era. those who want to support war had a burden to produce overcome. they often cited that text to argue against it, just as they stated that we shall not kill. it was most profitable for them to show how the new testament also spoke about war. they did this in a few different ways one had to do with the book of revelation. you knew i was going to mention the book of revelation. if you read anything about the colonial era, oftentimes people speak of millennium, and apocalypse is a. many towns millennia lightest come -- not just a book of revelation. many people see this millennial ideology, because it is still early warlike. if you read it lately, there is a lot of fighting there, a lot of evil beings to fight, a lot of symbolism that is quite violent throughout. sometimes, ministers appoint

so even jesus goes to war in the book of revelation. book of revelation is a key text. even more prominent were texts from peter and paul. because the idea being, would the apostles support war? what would they do about going to war? and specifically, were peter and paul the great apostles, would they side with the loyalists or with the patriots? and there was a lot of ink spilled over that question. so, i want to read you a couple of texts. we'll just read these texts and let's just see which side they tend to fall down on, loyalist or patriot. i'll start with peter. peter, first peter chapter 2, verses 13-17. submit yourselves to every ordnance of man for the lord's sake. as free and not using your liberty for a cloak of maliciousness but as servants of god. honor all men, love the brotherhood, fear god, honor the king. how might that go? here is one from paul. which is the most cited text from the revolutionary era. romans chapter 13. it gets a lot of play in the civil war. let every soul be subject to the higher powers. for there is no power but of god. the powers t

>> it is the presentation that talks about the majesty of jesus. >> entertainment shouldn't be in the think the preacher does. [laughter] that's entertainment. ♪♪ ♪♪ .. >> wow, wow, let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers that if you have not seen that series, you need to see that series. in tandem with the book, it is just so powerful, so sorry to get ahead of myself. can't wait to start talking to you and what i was thinking is this idea of looking at the history of the black church through mother emanuel well. as you to look backwards from 1816 and then forward >> because those creatures i built the triangle aroundri them. and henry mcneil but but it was the geordie black city. louisiana and mississippi were majority black states and ground zero for the black community was charleston south carolina. and then as chairman clyburn says to me in the film in those six or seven states , that is true even before the civil war. south carolina nickname was negro country. it was full of black people because of the economy and the productivity and the expertise the africans broug

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three years later after the resurrection jesus appears on the shore they don't know who it is. it's astranger that says to them at any fish, on that side of the boat . they do it again and the same thing happens and so much as happened in those three years they can't possibly make a connection when he says throw your neck on that side of the boat whenhis full , peter realizes oh my goodness. it's the lord and he dives into thewater and swims. i feel like that's a joke. it's kind of like you do something to somebody . you wink someone and he says what's this, i'm going to tell them the nextover there and he's going to realize . there are many moments like that in the gospel that i picked up on. i know we're out of time but it's fascinating to think about humor and truth and to my mind they will always be inextricably intertwined. there's no question that humor is central to my life but there's a lot more to be said . >> is a very good answer and i hope the most people it makes people want to read the book which is as i said useful in many ways and funny in many ways. i see that

pull this off in a minute but there's a moment in the beginning of his ministry where he tells -- jesusell peter mccalla throw your net on that side of the boat. we have a fisherman, why are you telling us this? well, they do and catch more fish than they can possibly call in. three years later after the resurrection, jesus appears on the shore, they don't know who it is, i stranger says to them, have you caught any fish? no, cap turn it on that side of the boat and they do it again the same thing happens so much has happened in three years but they can't possibly make a connection when he says throw your net on that side of the boat but when the net is full, peter realizes oh my goodness, it is the lord and dives into the water and swims and i feel like that is a joke like you do something, like you winked at them and says watch this, i'm what you tell them to put the net over he's going to realize who said that. there are many moments like that in the gospels i picked up on and i know we are out of time but is fascinating to think about humor and truth. to my mind, it will always be i

three years later after the resurrection,ye jesus appears on the shore, they don't know who it is. stranger says to them, have you caught any fish? no, cast your net on the other side and they do it again and the same thing happens. so much happened in those three years they can't possibly make a connection when he says throw your neck back out of the boat but when the net is full, peter realizes oh my goodness, it's the lord and he dives into the water and swims that i feel like that is a joke like you do something like you we got them and he sayss watch this, i'm going to tell them to put the net over there and he's going to realize who just said that. there many moments like that in the gospels i've picked up on, i know we are out of time but is fascinating to think about humor and w truth, in my mind it will always be inextricably intertwined, no questionn about it, humor is central to my life but there's a lot more to be set on that. >> very good answer and i hope it provokes people to read the book which is very beautiful in many ways and funny in many ways and instructive. i

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i want to run my shop in a way that honors jesus christ. >> that is a great name. you mentioned in the book part of the reason you did all this that you fought in court, part of it is for future generations, what you mean by that? >> one of the reasons i wrote this, i wanted to put it in writing a story, details of what happened especially for my kids, my three kids, my daughter works for me i was in california and another daughter in florida and i wanted them to understand and know what happened if i wanted my grandkids to be able to have an account, and also realize four or five years ago but this is not about my account, he could start making cakes again from a business for every american to live a more freely according to their conscience so we were hoping to continue to fight for everybody, defending our rights for the people because they may not value all this but that sometimes they might and they will wonder what happened to them. >> exactly. and the last chapter of your book called lessons learned, what was the most important thing you learned her office?

come to jesus right now and place your whole trust in him. - [announcer] when you come to jesus, you'llgod who can walk with you through the hard times that life can throw at you. visit findingtruepeace.com to learn about the one who will never turn his back on you, that's findingtruepeace.com. it's taken a lot to get to this moment. ♪ grew up at midnight - the maccabees ♪ dreams are on the line. you got this. refresh... it all, comes down, to this. ♪♪ >> kevin: breaking tonight: it appears president biden has made good on his promise to hunt on the terrace responsible for the airport attack in kabul. he promised to make them pay at least it seems like there is a start. joining us now to give us perspective, a republican from the great state of florida. a congressman and a veteran who served in iraq. thank you for joining us. i want to begin by sharing something that a democrat had to say about what we have seen so far with respect to the exit from afghanistan. i think it underscores the idea that there's criticism from all corners of the administration's exit so far. this is from seth

he told authorities that his fifth name was manson, k, aka jesus, god.ething unexpected, completely out of manson the's control, someone in the family squealed about the susan atkins and her role in gary's murder murder. the so she was moved from definitely to the central. as >> she could not stay quiet. she started sharing this incredible and unbelievable story. >> for atkins boasted to a fellow inmate about the the sharon tate murders. >> she said you know who did it don't you? and i said no i don't. and her words to me where, while you are looking at her. >> atkins told virginia graham every hideous detail. even mocking one of her victims. >> he was screaming help, help, somebody help me. and nobody came. and we killed him. >> virginia told the cops. >> the we got a break in the tate case when this girl, susan atkins, was arrested after telling a cell made about the tate killings. >> four months after the tate and labianca killings, food manson and several of his followers were indicted for murder. he came to l.a. seeking fame, he was about to find it

here, finally, felt marie right. >> jesus is saying, you know what? you are missing out. >> the pastor was a charismatic man named james flanders, who preached the bible four square. preached in jeans, sneakers. lived streamed and youtubed his sermons. >> it was a very happening place. >> jason anderson was the youth pastor. >> i fell asleep living to his service. [laughs] >> but more than that, the pastor and his wife, james and tanya flanders were known for their big hearts, their charity. and the swine for a third time, a family took in marie. >> qi saying that she was there until she got on her feet. >> but a whole year went by. and then, what was coming couldn't be hidden. the story floating around? there had been an abusive boyfriend who abandoned her and left her pregnant. and a july, 2011, marie gave birth to a baby girl and named her grace. the pastor and his wife took care of both of them. >> it was explained to me that they were helping her out. that she was down on her luck. >> she was by all appearances, saved. spiritually by faith, and p

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, jesus, like they usually do. dion: at least 1800 people have been injured in the earthquake so far. as new information comes in about the earthquake, we are sending out instant push notifications. you can be among the first to know by downloading the abc 7 news bay area app and enabling push alerts. moving to developing news from afghanistan, president biden authorizing 5000 u.s. troops to be deployed to kabul to help with the evacuation of u.s. to bloods -- u.s. diplomats and those who could be in danger. the taliban has seized more than a dozen major cities and fighters have seized a crucial northern city as well that could give the taliban control over main routes to central asia. now to your health. part of a focus in our commitment to building a better bay area. all of this on vaccine watch today, new information on a supplemental does. santa clara county officially offering third doses to those with weakened immune systems, a day after the cdc approved the supplemental shots. those who are eligible can book

a don jesús lo atiende el. ¿habla con sus pacientes?ía no están vacunos. mi pregunta es por qué. muchos de ellos dicen que no creen en la vacuna, le está miedo. >> ¿qué les dice? >> les digo que tengo la vacuna y me siento segura. >> esta fotografía muestra los estragos que causa la covid-19 en los pulmos de una persona vacunada en comparación con una persona qu no se ha vunado. para carmen el aumento de contagios del verano es un llamado. >> no me lo esperaba. pensaba que seríamos una unidad normal y cuando comenzó el rebrote de nuevo volvimos a esto. >> la diferencia es que en general los pasillos de este hospital hay pacientes que nos han puesto la vacuna, más jóvenes que tengo las anteriores. por ahora la vuelta a la normalidad parece lejana. en el hospital nos dijeron que acaban de habilitar me baso zonas especialmente destinadas para docent con covid-19, algo qu no planeaban hacer para spués del invierno. >> viene otra crisis. nos vemos a las 11:35, julio vaqueiro. fuentes de la casa blanca indican quel gobierno prepara un plan pa

the outpouring the gifts of the holy spirit on the disciples and early followers of jesus. they felt like they were living in a really heady time for almost anything was possible. things like speaking in tongues, and new revelations from god. so, in some ways these separatists who are at the most radical edge, but see themselves a living as if they are living again and apostolic times. what they were doing was revolutionary. most will argue revelation it close at the end of the apostolic age. faith healings, speaking in tongues, those things don't happen in our world in the 1740s. they are a radical revival congregants really did. it's a basis that i would answer that question. >> yes, interesting. i had a question from brett's comment was there sense spiritual with paris was against catholic sacramental is him and suspect in that way? we are breaking the sacrament? >> i don't think so. that is a very interesting question. obviously, especially during the time. we are talking to the 1740s, 50s and 60s, or locked in a series of political struggles with catholic and french br

they started quoting jesus, judy, i know 40000000000 from new york or the kid. i let you started on the song was so i got to know my so sockets for you, mice already she now forgot daughter. they started good interest. she'll fees, you don't make it to me. she went to glen. you compare big. can you see more? you just called me ok. he said if you ask him to can about would you guy? yes he and even talking to you, sucking to my daughter football. it was time for large football. she had the school that is in the local mover, mo, vehicle, moodle measure quality, sugar. and as a kind of a thing is could, can you fall out of a, you know, whatever i was. yes. but it, oh there. civic. yeah, we are more than that. you'll see clearly being dumb away, but can you get up? mar lou into murphy did. what could she do? a rush come in just like a stone still going to symbolic image. i imagine the only way margin shake about it . i imagine really there time for she got the music sound kid with the going to lead to do a more hail more big in the items one says eli, which was what

>> gospel music talks about the majesty of jesus. >> entertainment shouldn't be in the church.nk the preacher does? that's entertainment. >> the african-american church is 80-90% women but the leadership is 80 have 90% male. >> there's an awful price to pay when you say that speed is if you say you were born this way, then you are saying god, you are a liar. >> we are aa testament to the goodness and the grace of god. everything in the world has tried to kill us and we are still here. >> it was our place where our people made their way out of nowhere. it's a place in which our souls could look back and wonder how we got over here. >> we call it the church. >> wow. let me just say to any of our listeners and watchers today if >> you need to see that series. in tandem with the book, it's just so powerful, skip. >> thank you. >> sorry to get ahead of myself. i can't start weight talking to you. what i'm thinking, this idea of looking at the history of the black church through mother emmanuelle, asking you to look backwards from 1816 and then forward to 2015. there's a lot going on

. >> in the name of jesus we are rising. >> the black church was more than a spiritual but it was the. >> businesses, and institutions. >> it gave people a sense of value, belonging and worthiness. i don't know how we could have survived as a people without it. >> to tell the story of american religion is a political story the black church tells us to withstand all the slings and arrows of segregation. >> and to be beaten for democracy. >> the five great black preachers of all time. >> jeremiah wright. howard herman. bishop michael curry. >> did you thank you would get one amen? i learned howin to see the amen in their eyes. [laughter] some might argue black church is the firstk black theater music is everything gospel music is a shiny presentation. >> entertainment shouldn't be in the church who do you think the preacher is? that is entertainment. [laughter] >> the african-american churches 80 through 90 percent women but the leadership is through 80 or 90 percent male there is a price to pay. >> if you say you are born this way then you tell god you are a liar. we are a testament to

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and i don't really believe that now because i ain't but that jesus reveals himself, but at the time ididn't have two about any thing. so in i the dream is things are woven together in a way that is so poetic and beautiful, i can't take credit for it, i've done a lot of inventing in my life, i'm a very imaginative person, but this was utterly not from me. let's put it that way. and we have that in a sense when something is in our brain or not. but it was dramatically life-changing and that is why the fish out of water -- without giving away thehe punchline, it runs through my life and i even wrote a short story at yale called the wild ride and i had wanted to put it in the appendix of the book, we should have, but it's on my website will go to eric metaxas under my writings tabet is there,si but it is a story that i wrote, i was 21 i wrote it and it was looking back, looking back now, i see some of these themes in the dreamlike story. it is kind of amazing to me. but i was not conscious of any of this stuff. it comes together in a way and i hope people can experience it as i did, that

she was a follower of jesus before that but now she is dedicated. host: that's amazing.sting facts from your book, how did you come up with the name? >> after high school i needed a job the man that lives across the street had wholesale bakery with conveyor belts and danishes and i fell in love with baking. it took a while to get acclimated to work for a living. but i thought you could - - i can do this long-term and then i want to own my own bakery. but then it bought out another bakery and brought in cake decorators. i had never seen a set of 100 at a time it was one cake at a time and it was custom i also go through my artistic background in the book. at that point i knew that's what i would do with my future and open my own bakery someday i would use the canvas of the cake and turn into art to help people celebrate. the name almostmo immediately i'm generally not that creative with words. but. the name came right away masterpiece cake shop. and part of the masterpiece so the first part of that reminds me of jesus sermon on the mount no man can serve two masters. as t