so, in effect, what's really important to realize is that what jesus is what jesus is saying is that the powers that be, they belong to satan. so this is where we draw a lot of inspiration as libertarians from. if we understand that the institutionalization of force is fundamentally against god and it is from the beginning to the end and we even see this in the past, in the in the way in which jesus interacts satan himself on, the in the desert. that's something that we should take great heed of. and i don't think that a lot of christians kind of close attention to that text in that way. so it's something that i think we kind of do uniquely. it's i shouldn't even say uniquely. it's not like this is a new theology it's not like this is something that we invented this this goes back eons and christian history. it's just we've forgotten about it. so in a sense, is any earthly ruler illegitimate on some level? yes. we believe that basically whenever somebody tries to institutionalize force and claim upon the claim upon a territory, a monopoly of force, that that is illegitimate, that the

it was as if he was nurturing the person of jesus christ, he was leading to this person.people of israel is the whole point of this history of israel was, but to create a context in which the mission of jesus christ is, because only jesus christ is the one who saves people saves people from sin from death. this word in greek means good news. they tell about the birth of life, the teaching of the death and resurrection of jesus christ. they are followed by the book of the acts of the apostles. the word "apostle" means "messenger " was the name of the first disciples of christ and several epistles of letters written by the apostle, paul and other apostles. these letters speak of how the relationship between god and man has changed since coming into this world. what is the purpose of scripture? especially the new testament, i will focus on the new testament, because for us christians the new advice is, of course. and that's the first thing. new world lord, jesus christ in essence this is the person in which we open this world, if we remember the gospel, then the savior const

it turned out that jesus was standing alone near the apostles, as before. the disciples kept this event a secret and did not tell anyone about what they saw until christ rose from the dead. what does the name of today's holiday mean? transfiguration means changing the teaching of the church. he tells us that the events of the transfiguration christ revealed to the disciples his divine nature. we remember that the events of the transfiguration took place on the eve of the cross on the suffering of the savior, therefore the lord opens the veil of the future with the apostle. to present oneself as a son of god, not only as a son of man. he assures the disciples in advance that the approaching suffering on golgotha, no defeat and shame on victory and glory crowned by the resurrection of christ, the event of the transfiguration the lord reveals to us many spiritual truths that it is important to always remember. when the lord, transfigured in front of his disciples, showed them his divine nature, and all of them were apostles of heavenly glory, they came into a

how do we actually follow jesus? but that means being really honest about what the crisis. >> let's be honest about what you think the crisis might be attributed to, or people are talking about the very issue. you're talking about the, way and the political avenues here in particular, do you think that this is being flamed by particular actors in politics? donald trump has been somebody who has been criticized for a very long time about a kind of other-ism and the idea of vilifying people in ways that people latched onto. are you seeing his influence in these conversation? >> i've been clear about what i think about donald trump, but i don't think he is the originator of this. i think this has been brewing in american life, including in church, live for a while. >> why? >> it means i don't think that we can just outlast anyone political figure. i think we're in a moment where we are being driven by the olympic system. or being driven by fear and anger and a sense of theatrical outrage and there is a different way. i

this is jesus and the holy spirit, jesus and the spirit and a lot of people here could do a better jobching this lesson than i can. i will call on them for help. for a christian, just having to live and to face certain death creates enough anxiety for a human being, and that a church, in his teachings about christ, should not add anxiety too to a person's consciousness. we have enough anxiety as it is. the ministry of christ, the relationship between us and christ should not be built on a fear this to the really instilled in our hearts, of god or of christ. another theologian i read every now and then says that anxiety is the basis for all human creativi. that's a very far-reaching statement. wonder if anybody can see what he's trying to say. that anxiety, which is a kind of negative word is the basis for all human creativity. anybody have a thought about that? are constant searching for ourselves. one aspect is absence of satisfaction for the way things are, right? >> those of us attending the lesson got here early so there would be no disturbance at the stroke of 9:30 when the limous

george jesus is alive today george says jesus is alive today and jesus is alive today.e today and jesus is alive today . and he and jesus is alive today. and he would say again, my kingdom is not of this world. he was concerned about not concerned about souls, not climate. christine says, i'm worried about the terrible number of abortions this is part of the cause, not this. is this . this sorry, this is part of the cause , not genuine birth the cause, not genuine birth control. henry says if children don't know the answer to seven times eight, how would they understand race and gender theories ? we thank you all so theories? we thank you all so much for sending in your views. now sir roger scruton sits alongside the likes of descartes, kant and edmund burke as one of the one of history's great philosophers offers. he is regarded as the most important conservative thinker of his generation. he published more than 40 books of unparalleled breadth and depth in religion , breadth and depth in religion, philosophy, aesthetics, politics, ice, music, hunting and even wine . i

she's trying to understand jesus wants her to do. she knew where she was supposed to do, but she didn't know how to do it. how get there. how does this single solitary do this so she's talking to a priest the nuns suspect, her of having an inappropriate relationship with the priest because they're having all these private conversations. and so they banished to asansol about 150 miles away to another convent. so she goes through those six months of difficulty being misunderstood and judged, but bears it. and during that period of time, she recounted in her letters and these intimate discussion that jesus had with her about what it was that he was asking her to do, and that's recounted in the book. all of this is to say how remark a woman could then at that point that i'm going to go out just because god's called me to go into this into the streets to work. the bishop was terrified and he says, okay, you is this to take some time? and it did. and mother pestered her with him with a bunch of letters. and it led to finally his approval.

george jesus is alive today george says jesus is alive today and jesus is alive today.e today and jesus is alive today . and he and jesus is alive today. and he would say again, my kingdom is not of this world. he was concerned about not concerned about souls, not climate. christine says, i'm worried about the terrible number of abortions this is part of the cause, not this. is this . this sorry, this is part of the cause , not genuine birth the cause, not genuine birth control. henry says if children don't know the answer to seven times eight, how would they understand race and gender theories ? we thank you all so theories? we thank you all so much for sending in your views. now sir roger scruton sits alongside the likes of descartes, kant and edmund burke as one of the one of history's great philosophers offers. he is regarded as the most important conservative thinker of his generation. he published more than 40 books of unparalleled breadth and depth in religion , breadth and depth in religion, philosophy, aesthetics, politics, ice, music, hunting and even wine . i

and this is jesus and the holy spirit. and the spirit and a lot of people who are present this morning, they could do a much better job of teaching this lesson than i can. i'm going to call on them for help. paul tilley. said that core christian just having to live and to face a certain death cre enough anxiety for a human being and that a church. in its teachings about christ should not add anxiety to a person's consciousness. it we have enough anxiety as it is the ministry of christ, the relationship between us and christ should not be built on a fear that's deliberately instilled in our hearts of god or christ. another theologian that i read every now and then, his neighbor, he says that anxiety. is a basis for all human creativi. that's a very far reaching statement. and i wonder if anybody can see what niebuhr is trying to say. that anxiety, which is a kind of a negative word, is a basis for all human creativity. you've got to have a thought about that. but i a constant searching for our selves. one aspect of anxiety

jesus had the best truth for us all. he's the way, the truth, and the life.is main message was? love our neighbor. this is what we have to do today. we have to end this division we've been in so long. america has never been at this place like we are in my lifetime, where we're so divided. to really we want to see the other party fail. we are in such a place. it's going to take leadership to speak to this. as president, that's what i will do, first and foremost. tell america, let's be americans first. after all, as christians, we should believe this. we all come from the same father. so regardless of whether we're right, left, democrat, republican, independent, which 49% of america is independent now, we need to see each other as the same family and treat each other that way. when we do, we'll have the culture of our country back. it's time to lead again. lead with integrity, lead with truth, lead with love to solve our crisis problems, connect to the poor, connect to the young. this is about the next generation, and they're tired of seeing us fight like this.

she was there for jesus. she was there for the poor. she had great judgment, but recognized that her focus was to touch jesus in the disguise of the poor. yes, sir. >> mother teresa spent an awful lot of time communicating with people. she has also communicated with my brother, john. >> oh, yeah. >> and i have personal letters back and forth to each other. my question is, how many people did she actually correspond with in that way? >> wow. during the process after her death where the catholics look at making someone a saint, they collect all of the materials of that person's life and so, i had to turn in all of my handwritten letters and all of my legal-- i was one of the 113 witnesses that the vatican put under oath to testify and because i had dealt with world aaffairs with mother. many could talk about her sanctity and prayerfulness and i could talk how she dealt with government leaders and some corrupt people, too. so they collected all of this. that's where they came up with mother's letters, her own personal letters because pries

[laughter] jesus and the spirit. a lot of people here think they can do a much better job of teaching this lesson than i can, but i will call him for help. paul christian just having to live and to face a certain death creates enough anxiety for a human being. and that a church in its teachings about christ should not add anxiety to a person's consciousness. we have enough anxiety as it is. cthe ministry of christ, the relationship between us in christ should not be built on a fear appeared that is deliberately instilled in our heartsts. of god or of christ. another theologian, he says that anxiety is a basis for all human creativity. that is a very far-reaching statement. i wonder if anybody can see what he is trying to say. anxiety, which is kind of a negative word is a basis f all human creativity. does anybodyver thought about that? a constant searching for ourselves. one aspect of anxiety then is an absence of satisfaction with the way things are. >> those of us attending the lesson, we got here early. the strok

her focuso was to touch jesus in te disguise of the poor. yes sir. >> mother teresa spent an awful lot of time communicating with people. she's also communicated with my brother, john. my question is how many people did she actually correspond with in that way. >> during the process where the catholics look at making someone a saint, they collect all of the material in the person's life so i had to turn in all my handwritten letters and i was one of w the 113 witnesses that the vatican put under oath to testify because i dealt with worldly affairs with mother. many could talk about the sanctity and prayer fullness, so i could talk about how she dealt with government leaders and some corrupt people. they collected at this. that's where they came up with her letters her own personalth letters because the priests that had them that were the confessors that was part of the collection process. my guess is she used to stay up late at night during her own correspondence, this is a woman that got up every day of her life at 4:40. all of her sisters

and in the lord, jesus christ, divine power called him back to life. after three days in the tomb, this is miracle sunday , it is rejected by all secular scholars of the new testamentary history. and not only secular, but also some western denominations, as it were, are finishing. uh, new testament crucifixion well, life is over. well, everything else there is the mythology of christ jesus , who taught so much good and good, was destroyed by human wickedness, the wrong one and died on the cross. yes, of course, for the consciousness, which is in no way connected with the understanding of what is besides the horizontal vertical dimension of human life for consciousness, which excludes god from the story of the resurrection. is something absolutely incredible and so many reject it. this is a story, including scholars who study the new testament as a historical monument. but now, if you reject on sunday, then you need to reject everything that christ did, because then he just said a loser, good good ones. words even healed someone but then they took him,

which gave us the victory through our lord jesus christ.ompany to bow their heads in prayer for the final prayer for this our friend. most gracious father, bless this great gathering of thy children. each one of us with a new dedicaon, and few coassion. teach us to be a company of memory, andf hope, as we pay off final respect, through thy servant herbert hoover. therefore we commend his body to the ground. and his soul to thy eternal keeper. amen. >> burial service. there is my doctor, now moved to one side. preparations are bei made. presidential reading. is now being placed at the front of the casket. by general dodge. a fifth armed commander general dodge steps back. the ceremony is about to conclude. ♪ ♪ [ playing of taps ] >> taps. now being folded. over the simple coffin. by the body bearers. air, force man, standing at attention with the presidential flag. national colorguard. made up of navy, army, marine personnel. bearing the national colors. national emblem now folded over the coffin of herbert hoover. places it under his left a

i'm she recounted in letters intimate discussions jesus had with her about what was he was asking her to do and that is recounted in the book. all of this is a how remarkable a woman could then decide i'm going to go out is because god called me to into the streets and says this is going to take time and it did. pestered with a bunch of letters and it led to approval and she gets approval from the nuns in ireland and the same month is assassinated. mother never met auntie but i found it interesting there was convergence on the day of independence in 1947. in the same week mother got permission to go deal with the untouchables the same week she got permission gandhi was assassinated and felt like the passing of the m torch. then get nurse training so she could deal with levers and others she would administer to and december 1948 she starts off in the sun. think of the courage it w took she's going to ask old school girls she taught, doth you wanto join me? one by one they did so 1950 there were 12 of them in a one room space in calcutta where mother said i'm learning to want what he gi

and separate us of god in christ jesus our lord.hered here friends, to honor one of the great men of the 20th century. it's a story of what is best ameraneritage he bears witness to a way of life whi we seldom demonstrate that which is infinitelyreous in that it provides aic standard by whih we may judge our relative failures as well as our relative successes. insofar as his is the life we truly prize the basic orientation of the republic is likely to be sound. thus far we perform a service we try to make clear that the nature of the heritage which herbert r hoover at the very first president of the united stat o america has represented with unusual fidelity. first there is the beginning, which combines irreverence, frugality herbert hoover belongs of hard working and god loving quaker pioneers. across the nation great steps establishing strong communities at each point ohio and west branch, iowa. important stopping places as the herbert move from the atlantic to the pacific. the quaker cemetery in the west branch of the miami river

giving us the victory through our lord jesus christ.bout her heads in prayer for the final prayer for this our frid. most gracious father, bless this great gathering of her children in this place of memory, of beauty and of peace. send each of us forthwith a new dedication and a new compassion. teach us to be a company of memory and of hope. as we pay our final respects to your servant, herbert hoover. therefore, we commit his body to the ground. and his soul to your eternal keep. amen. >> doctor trueblood conducted the buri service. doctor trueblood is being moved to one side. preparations are being made to accept the wreath of president johnson. the presidential wreath is being placed at the front of the casket by general dodge. general dodge steps back and the ceremony is about to conclude. [taps] ♪♪ >> taps. are simple coffin. the body bearers, and listed men of all the services, and air force man standing at attention with the presidential flag, national colorguard, navy, army and marine personnel bearing the national colors. the n

about how it happened. all the years after the crucifixion of the resurrection and the ascension of jesus christ the blessed virgin spent most of her time in jerusalem preaching the lord along with the apostles, well , the time has come for her earthly death. once, during a prayer, the virgin mary saw the archangel gabriel , who had previously announced to her great joy that she was destined to become the mother of the savior of the world. this time the news was different after 3 days her soul left the body. the virgin mary was very happy. after all, she was expecting a meeting with someone whom she loved much more than life, she had been preparing for this event all her life, three days later in the house of the apostle john where the most pure mary lived, the other apostles also gathered. the lord did a wonderful job. so they all returned to this day from distant lands, where christ was preached, there was not only the apostle thomas the apostles, and the closest disciples of christ witnessed the blessed death of the blessed virgin, christ himself , surrounded by many angels, appeared t

jesus says to the crowd, take off the grave clothes and let him go. to be released from the threat of the death house would make of paula cooper. another kind of lazarus. and she and bill both they would take off their grave clothes. you can clap for that. thank you. alex, welcome to the midtown scholar and to harrisburg. just before we get underway with my questions, i want to have a moment of full disclosure. alex and i just met, but in the dedication you say the book is for todd. and then you arrived. clearly for saw this night. but, you know, after after reading this story and i'm so glad that you shared those those two excerpts, because there are so many people and whose stories are in this account. and it highlights the ways in which not only are the lives of the victim and the perpetrator intertwined and but the lives of their family and friends are forever transformed. and and interconnected. now, you just told us kind of why this story. but i'm curious to know, how did you come to this story? and you say that you were working on this for a lo

whether jesus christ, lord, if love lives in the heart or stay the same as a bride on the sides, stay by yourself the whole world to dispel your eyes, if the heart lives love and look at all films about love, but there is also a lot to say in life, and na-na do not rush. wait, you will see everything will be, but not immediately. don't look. don't look around, stay as you are is, stay by yourself the whole world to feel your eyes, if the heart lives love, well, not to know. leave your eyes alone. the heart lives love. control through contingencies enter the entire public state of a certain shock is now the main strategy that will use the west and beyond the laws through. through elections. radicals to power. they will never accept, the people hate them by military means. now belarus cannot be defeated. so, the stake will be placed on terror. extremism is nothing the west will stop at, any means will abandoned for belarus in their scenario of one twenty-fourth twenty-fifth year, an attempt at any cost to blow up the situation from the inside. today we must be ready every day to defend

and i was also upset about the purpose of jesus cooking, but it turned out to be very good.his road was life for both springs and mushroom pickers, as never before, i have to deal with, for that, i everyone must love your job. someone berry specializes, probably. it should not be an unloving process, but the most beloved process, when the result of a tank of your work, the more honey you roll back, the more fun you have in your soul. well, it turns out that these frames, which we have selected now, must be removed from them in order to roll honey from them initially, when we started, i printed it out. here's a knife. this is a knife made homemade from a band saw and bent and sharpened further, we have forks for printing, but the last purchase is a knife with electric heating. he speeded up the process very much, but also complicated the task for dad, because there were many requests due to the fact that the knife cuts well and cut off. this is a lot and bought a long time ago. to me, this table is used by bees to seal already mature honey. it is used by us in the future over

the passion or deep humility or is unchecked integrity for his family life or his abiding faith in jesusng and uncorrupted life and the hope of glory, which was entered and make us rejoice, nothing can separate us or him from the love of christ, amen. it would be suitable at this time, the noblest passages of the new testament which are concerned with the resurrection in christ. there is one glory of the son and another glory of the moon and another glory of the stars, it is different from stars in glory. the resurrection of the dead, what is so is -- perishable, was raised using perishable. it is sown in dishonor, raised in glory. it is sown in weakness, raised in power. it is sown in the physical body, raised in spiritual body. i tell you, we shall not all sleep but we shall be changed. in the twinkling of an eye, the trumpet will sound and the dead will be raised imperishable, we shall be changed or this perishable must put on imperishable and this mortal must put on immortality. when the perishable puts on the imperishable and the mortal puts on immortality then it shall come to pass

recently, on the prediction by jesus of his torment, in words, the son of man endure the fall. and be thrown back by the elders pershy yourself with containers and scribes and be slaughtered on the third day . petr pani let the exchanges run. nie hai doesn't give up like that. sometimes the change of christ became like that. what kind of nature and judgement the son of god, the application allowed the apostle to comprehend in colic, scanty and unidentified were both of them in the phenomenon. from the aspirations and everything in the apostles' minds, their faith did not smell of jehovah. it was me guilty that i was powerful and will be remembered by the light. god rasshamat ready pro fuck and break up something there saints peter with one of his messages. brothers and sisters, near the mountain, take a bit of the most reluctant side-skin indecent object of a hutka, a subordinate to tighten it and dzhadzhat a pie. and this can be a pie vietnam greedy peak by the road is ours, but tyom is serving like that, it turns out to be more erased by a person. we will despair that day by

didn't understand about jesus, what the world didn't understand about jesus, gene robinson, was thatwhen asked about the government and taxes, he's like, "render to ceasar what is his and that what is the government's to the government." look at easter. it is a perfect example of that. the teachings of the church have been twisted beyond recognition with church members, and some pastors, pushing one lie after another lie after another lie about jesus, and twisting and contorting his words, his gospel, even the sermon on the mount. >> yes. this is, i think the technical term for this is blasphemy. this is blasphemous. this is wrong. jesus was seen as a mortal threat to that sort of authoritarian power. and the idea that people can call themselves evangelical christians and, yet, not just fail to live according to the words of jesus, but outright reject the words of jesus, reject what jesus said in the sermon on the mount, in his other teachings, is just astounding to me. i don't understand. i don't see how that is -- how that is possible. i think that is not possible. i think they are

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after i gave my life to jesus christ as my lord and savior i opened up the book and read before i formed you in the womb i knew you. i sit before you life and death. blessings and curses. now choose life. i knew from that moment on the cause of life had to be my

jesus christ knows that no one was murdered in this case. accidental deaths happen.side effects from medications happen. >> reporter: vallow daybell refused to admit that she played any role in the deaths of 7-year-old jj vallow and 16-year-old tylee ryan or her fifth husband had chad daybell's former wife tammy daybell. >> you killed those children according to the state's theory and i believe it, to remove them as obstacles and to profit financially. you justified all of this by going down a bizarre religious rabbit hole and clearly you are still down there. >> reporter: vallow daybell appeared to show no emotion and did not look at those delivering victim impact statements in court. >> you are a liar, an adulteress and a murderer. because of you and your desire to get what you want at any cost, my family has been ripped apart. >> reporter: jj's grandmother painted vallow as a cold-blooded selfish woman. >> jj and tylee could have been with us. instead she took all that away all because she is a money hungry power mongering monster. >> reporter: chad daybell is awa

seen statistics on gen z how they're open to things of faith in things about god and the bible and jesuspeople may be turning away you also have a young population that is very open to asking questions and i think it's our job as believers to share and love them and share the truth in love with people and do it humbly. i think one thing that happens in church is people look at the people in church and they say their hypocrites true the truth is we all are, were all fallen and messed up at the amazing thing about christianity we get to serve someone that's never messed up or screwed up we get to appoint people not to us but jesus him when they see and experience who jesus is, his love for humanity and all of us, that is what changes life. maria: thanks be to god for that. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you very much mrs. i'm saving with liberty mutual, mom. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. you could save $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you need. ♪ liber

you call jesus we call it isaaleisal. you say you believe it. at us it is written assalam alaikum. it's great where ivanovo is from. yes, the city is ivanovo-orthodox, so we read that the orthodox church is christians who believed the prophet jesus for the truth for faith, so yes, they normally fight. they say they are muslims but they believe apostates because it is a war of good and evil. if they chose the nazis, if they chose the date democracy, if they chose america's freedom of speech , then they are on the side of satan, if they have come under the banner of algebra. give for us, to our children. that hatchet frost, i’ll look, you are president vladimir zelensky himself is such a person, when he works with such people as a member, they understand this very well, since he is a very person of the future media, he had make-up artists. there are sound engineers, operators and so on. i am also with me media people. now, i know that their circles also have people like us. we consider the same vladimir aleksandrovich he was told 10 years ago that you would betray the memory of your

you call jesus we call it isaaleisal. you say you believe it. at us it is written assalam alaikum. it's great where ivanovo ivanova yes, the city is ivanovo-orthodox, so we read here that the orthodox church is christians who believed in the prophet jesus unfortunately, therefore. you fight normally they say they are muslim but they believe apostates because it is a war of good and evil. if they chose the nazi fascists, if they chose the date democracy, if they chose america's freedom of speech, then they are on the side of satan, if they have come under the banner of algebra. they don't know what they know. come on don't shoot what they are they all do it. all this is argued, yes, it is unthinkable for us, for our children at least one thought that they can go to such parades or in the homeland where our children are brought up , our younger brothers and sisters, that we had these laws for us, it is unacceptable to legalize one-sided shlyubov scored 25,000 subscribers. moreover, our defender says, “this is the president’s glance at rome, vladimirsky himself is such a person, when

of the lord among the people, it is also called the apple savior according to legend, on this day jesusfore his disciples on mount tabor, surrounded by radiance, revealing his divine essence in all churches, except for the festive liturgies, according to tradition, they illuminate the fruits of the new harvest in the temple . christ the savior in moscow, the divine service was led by the patriarch of moscow and all russia kirill grace of our lord jesus christ and the love of god and tsa and the communion of the holy spirit, be with you all. and in vladivostok today is a holiday conducted a small priest of the cathedral of the transfiguration cathedral. this is the largest temple. in primorye, it was built for more than 10 years on donations. now all the main services. vladivostok will be performed in this cathedral. ahead is another important event for illumination, the patriarch , kirill of moscow and all russia , ksenia visited the first service. even in gray rainy weather, the sun came out over its domes, the transfiguration cathedral was built for 12 years. and now it is the largest

seen statistics on gen z how they're open to things of faith in things about god and the bible and jesuslation that is very open to asking questions and i think it's our job as believers to share and love them and share the truth in love with people and do it humbly. i think one thing that happens in church is people look at the people in church and they say their hypocrites true the truth is we all are, were all fallen and messed up at the amazing thing about christianity we get to serve someone that's never messed up or screwed up we get to appoint people not to us but jesus him when they see and experience who jesus is, his love for humanity and all of us, that is what changes life. maria: thanks be to god for that. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you very much mrs. maria.co maria: tim tebow, i appreciate you. one important thing ahead of next week. next week. that iacr. s next.eep up next week. that iacr. with their finances. the coach helps save goals here, because she saved for soccer camp there. anddd check this out... the manager deposited a check. magic. and the sna

jesus was 4 days late getting to lazarus when he got there. jesus performed the miracle of bringing lazarus back from the decede. it's up to them to roll the stone. i have a chapter called establish roller. they did the dirty messy work. only by getting close to these folks on the ground can you experience the miracle of raising lazarus. this is what you used to great effect within the book. this is what you explore in the book. the interrelationship between okmarginalized people. what was the genesis. >> i'm h honored to be here. the phrase originally used by an activist in 2011. it was using it to describe how and whyow people are criminalizd for transmitting hiv or exposing people to hiv. there are many points that connect. one of them is understanding the stigma. it keeps people from getting the help they need. for people in the audience it's illegal to expose someone else tobo hiv under many circumstances. half of the u.s. and 70 countries around the world. what we want is for them to come forward andco get the care they need andt know th