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the only human being that never sinned was jesus christ. >> and i'm sure george and father were taking feverish notes as well. your thoughts on what we just heard from pope francis? >> i was struck by the pope's linkage of mercy to joy. that the experience of god's mercy in our lives, healing the brokenness of our lives, should make us joyful people. pope francis is calling the church not only to embody god's mercy in the world, but to do that through a sense of joy. the other thing that struck me, lester, was the reference to john paul ii as the pope of the family. here was a man who was orphaned before his 21st birthday, and yet constantly built communities of friendship around him. and in that square today are some of the now not-so-longer-young people with whom john paul ii worked when he was a young priest in the late 1940s and early 1950s. they were his family. and they're here to celebrate his canonization today as part of the great family of the catholic church from throughout the world. >> so much has struck me in this homily. one

that basic, confessional, evangelical base which says that; hey, in spite of all we are led by jesus christ and the holy spirit. >> and what you said is absolutely profound terms of our class. you can't separate a religious organization from its community, and you can't separate the protest of jesus even back in gospel times from just what you said that intense look at injustice and that need to correct and be compassionate and caring for other human beings. >> martin king summed it up beautifully in that one sentence that we are all familiar with in his letter from the birmingham jail. "injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere." and that says it all. let justice roll down that's what we are about. >> well sheryl thank you so much for sharing that with us, it's helped us out immensely in understanding lutheranism and protestantism. >> well thank you, thank you very much. >> see what i mean about the context, it brings me back to one of my semi-controversial statements, not that i'd ever say anything controversial, but there is no such thing as religion. i'm talking myself out of

i want to preach the gospel of jesus christ.d so loved the world and gave his only and begotten son, whoever shall believe in him shall have everlasting life. i want people to know how they can have eternal life, through faith and the lord jesus christ. we can have that assurance of heaven. we can be sure that our sins are forgiven. >> you've met with the president. i've never had that opportunity. he avoids me, reverend, and in the spirit of bringing people together, maybe you can arrange that. finally stop ducking me and come on the show. what do you think about when you hear reverend wright or this pastor that he went to this church this weekend that agrees are reverend wright, gd america, america's chickens come home to roost after 9/11. does that bother you? is that troubling for a christian pastor to say or agree with? >> no question, sean. it's troubling. i wish the president could come under some good sound biblical teaching. that's what he needs. the president is a nice man, and i know, sean, that if you met him, you ca

>> what we're celebrating is the resurrection of the lord jesus christ which means several things. ns, number one, that the sacrifice of jesus on good friday for the sins of the world was acceptable to god the father and god proved it by raising jesus from the dead 2000 years ago from that tomb in jerusalem. that's what we celebrate, a living savior and a living hope. >> the number of people that show up, has tin creased or decreased during the years? are you seeing young people, because i think pope francis is so relatable to our younger generation. do you see them coming out and having mass with you? >> absolutely. our services are jam packed with young and old alike because people are hungry. people are hungry today. with all the tragedy going on in the world, people are looking for hope and they are looking for answers, and what we're doing is communicating the truth of the good news of the gospel of jesus and we're seeing it touch all ages, all races, all religions. people are looking for hope, and they find it in the resurrected person of jesus christ. >> i know so many people

i want people to have eternal life through faith in the lord jesus christ. we can have that assurance of heaven and be sure our sins are forgiven. >> you have met with the president i have never had that opportunity. he avodz me. in maybe you could arrange that he would finally stop bucking me and come on the show. what do you think about when you hear reverend wright or this pastor that he went to this church this weekend that agrees with reverend wright and all of the things he said gd america, america's chickens have come home to roost. does that bother you? do you think that is troubling for a christian pastor to be saying? >> yes. i wish the president would have good biblical teaching. the president is a nice man. i know if you met him you can't help but like the man. he's a gracious gentle person. >> through patience possess your soul. that's a lot of patience you are asking for. >> i bet he would like him personally but i think his policies are bringing america into decline. >> i would agree with you. our nation is in trouble. sean listen it's not pre

peter said you are the christ, you are the son of the living god. jesus did not reveal this to you, but my father revealed it to you. catholics take that to believe that peter upon the rock will build the church. peter understood something because he had a mystical direct connection that god did something unto his heart and reveal it. to be a member of his church there's a mystical experience people can have. am i wrong? >> i don't care you're wrong. that was the establishment of the authority of the church. the power of grace in other words faith, it was the son of god -- >> don't i have to have understanding from above? isn't that a direct contact? >> it is, but that's called knowledge that comes through faith. but that same peter ended up denying jesus three times, right? >> true. >> jesus knowing that said i still want a physical church. i still want a structure. why do we need baptism with water? because god gets messy with us. that's god getting messy with us. that's the amazing thing about the church. >> solomon built the temple. >> the mary image

that we believe that god became human in jesus christ.nctification of flesh, of matter of the body. so the catholic church has taken very seriously the relics of the saints and they play a big role in the life of the church. it's important they're being presented here. >> yeah. and in the case of john paul, we have to say that the relic is actually is of his blood, used in his beyatification in 2011 and for the other pope there was a piece of skin taken from his body when he was exhumed. those are the relics being used here this morning. ♪ ♪ >> the woman you just saw presenting the relic was one of those -- the recipient of the miracles, one of the miracles required as part of the sainthood process. kathleen, explain to me that particular miracle. >> imagine what it must be like for her to be there today. that was the woman who was from costa rica, cured from a brain aneurysm. on the actual day of john paul ii's beatification. the timing was important, because the canonization would have had to occur after he was beyat if ied. the miracle

peter said you are the christ, the son of the living god. and jesust to your heart and it is upon this rock, peter, petros rock i will build any church. now, catholics take that to believe that peter, the latin, the redskin, the pope built the church. we're talking about the power of faith why do i take that differently? peter understood something because he had a mystical connection, that god did something to his heart and revealed it. to be a member of his church there is a mystical experience? >> that was the establishment of the authority of the church. keep in mind this experience, in other words, the power of grace, in other words, faith, and it's the son of god, but also -- wait a minute. if i want to be a member that have church don't i have to have understanding coming from above like peter could identify jesus with who he was. >> a direct contact. that is hope. now, it's coming through faith. jesus knowing that said i still want a physical church i still want a structure. that is whylook at the facts, why do we need baptism with water? becau

the reverend said i'm not comparing president obama to jesus christ. but when you say that you're doing it. john, go ahead. >> consider the source for a moment here. reverend al in my opinion is not a credible source on anything. and to wayan's point, obama's lies are well documented. there's pages and pages of them at other online sights but it goes back to even before his administration. he promised to close it and never did. he promised not to raise taxes on anyone making less than $250,000 a year. he did that 16 days into his presidency. he told us we are our brothers keeper but he didn't volunteer to pay for $1,000 of his own brother's medical bills. words are a play thing for obama. he stands for nothing and that's why a majority of americans don't trust him. >> jay, carney said over the course of president obama's term his toughest interview has come from john stewart. we went back and watched that interview. look at a piece of that interview. >> the questions are going to get tougher. how many times a week does biden show up in a wet bathing su

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. >> stephen: yes, it's a relationship with jesus christ. it's like a blind date during which you may be blinded. (laughter) but i say we can take hand to hand holy war even further. i mean if watching two christians attack each other is fun wa, about a christian and a lion? (laughter) with action like that i bet you could fill up a stadium. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) tonight i am off the grid. i'm on vacation. because i went to kfc and got this delicious 10 piece meal. [sigh] love it. kfc chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, coleslaw, biscuits, and the kicker - free lemon cake. came with the meal. right there. seriously. [sigh] i have nothing to do except be me. tonight i am not mom. i am paula. so dad, what does that make you? dad. ♪ what are you guys having? uhhhh.... i'll have a redd's apple ale. make it two. redd's apple ale. crisp like an apple. brewed like an ale. ♪ i got no beef with repetition ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see it through and through ♪ ♪ i got no beef with repetition ♪ ♪ i feel the same way as you do ♪ ♪ i feel the sa

gone to jerusalem like they do every easter to commemorate according to tradition the death of jesus christ by walking that the donor awesome. they will follow the same reason that jesus is believed two of warped parent is close to where he was crucified. the church of the police of poker which opened its doors to pilgrims from all over the world on friday. he said by christians to be the size of christ's crucifixion in the philippines cufflinks to make it themselves and carried a wooden crosses re enacting the last hours of jesus christ. granted twenty filipinos and the danish filmmaker were nailed to crosses. the catholic church's said it is a corruption of christ's suffering for others the annual ritual draws thousands of spectators to the cd of some non though every year. and mm. two one the throne of doubt were used to that for some photos of them all into gotten lost is lost or convincing straight six with its duties under thirty on thursday. the spine is bidding for going with him until six one six three in just over an hour becoming the eleventh month to reach the three hundred with

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

nobody died for our sins, jesus christ is a myth. ralph reed from the freedom organization joins us. >> hi greta. good to be with you. >> what do you think of this. >> two fold. on the one hand the grounds of a state capitol it's a public building, it's a form of free speech and i defend the right of others to speak, even when i find that speech repugnant as i clearly find this speech including speech that den greats my religion. having defended their right to do it, greta, i think this is unnecessarily a sign of contempt. it's demeaning, it's insulting, unnecessarily so. i applaud the concerned women for america who put the display up honoring jesus and the holiest week of the christian faith. and i think this is part and parcel of what yale law professor stephan l. carter called the culture of disbelieve. the idea that our popular culture, our legal culture and all too often our political culture shows either disrespect for, disdain, and at times open hostility to people of faith simply expressing their beliefs in the public square

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occasion we're gathered here it maybe the beginning but we're on the our thank you in the name of jesus christ(clapping) oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light lift ev'ry voice and sing till earth and heaven ring. ring with the harmonies of liberty; let our rejoicing rise, high as the list'ning skies, let it resound loud as the rolling sea. sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us, sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us; facing the rising sun of our new day begun, let us march on till victory is won. (clapping) ladies and gentlemen i'm having the privilege to introduce a homeboy made good he was raised in bishop in the project area he went on to be one of the preserve contractors in the bay area mr. michael by an is one of the general partners for the building of the george

when we deal with proficiency concerns the lord jesus christ and his crucifixion and resurrection, these are written down not just a day before it happened, but hundreds of years before it happened. jesus said we go to jerusalem and those written concerned by the son of man and he gave eight different details written down hundreds of years before it occurred by the profits about his crucifixion. one, he'll be delivered to the gentiles. two, he'll be mocked ask three, spitted on. discouraged and put to death and rise again the third day. as christ spoke before the high priest, we have the veil ripped away in isiah chapter. jesus spoke through isiah. let us stand together. who is my adversity. satan's name is -- when soloman prayed that the wicked is condemned. when he was caught committed adulty, he was guilty. most people aren't guilt of adultry or guilty of murder, but in the sight of god -- >> are there any other members who wish to speak on public comment. public comment is closed. members let's go to our closed session item. >> madam clerk. >> item 23 is the board is on closed sessio

. >> that is right, the unknown life of jesus christ. it wonders, has the story of the messiah told in the bible, the son of god, crucified on the cross -- has all this overshadowed the life of jesus of nazareth and his political struggle. this is not a new theory, so why xpress" talking about it? it is coming out in france. that is why the magazine is talking about that today. it publishes some extracts of the book that has been u.s., whichl in the has been noted. from baby jesus to baby george ofthat is on the front page this magazine this morning. >> so "rolling stone" magazine being talkedis about because of its cover. is in herouis dreyfus birthday student -- birthday constitution on her back. if you look at the bottom of the tattoo, you can see the signature john hancock. that is the word people use for a signature, but a lot of people point out that he did not actually sign the constitution, he signed the declaration of independence. so a lot of people are wondering was this done on purpose? " shese in the show "veep, plays kind of

late 20s early 30s >> you say you met jesus christ and god can you describe god? and jesus christ? is like the humanoid version. he loves you so much. he's your size. you can walk with him and talk with him >> you talked to him? >> yes. >> he talked to you? >> yes. >> what did he say? >> i can't remember what all we talked about. a lot of it he taught me. god is not allowed me to remember what jesus taught me. >> what about god? >> well, god the father is just huge. there is nothing to compare him to. he's big enough to fit the world in his hand it's hard to describe. >> how can you see that? you saw that? >> honestly, don't know how to describe it. >> animals, plants. relatives. so all of us, he comes back, starts telling you things he couldn't have known including the sister miscarried he met there. and your grandfather. and you're saying wait a minute, how did he know this? >> yes you have a 4-year-old there is no way they have a capacity to take you on long journeys and makeup things and you not to be able to know they're making it up. he can talk about a sister, my events, whe

he has given in jesus christ he has given the pow 24 his church to forgive sin, why don't we take advantageat is what the pope is saying. simply by kneeling down and going to confession in public he said to the whole world, it is okay to do this, we still do this and that is why "the light is on program" has been in washington, dc, come and experience the forgiveness of love, experience the love of cite. >> we see all of these public moments, just this week he took the two young boys out in the popemobile st. peter's square and he wants the feet of not only christians but muslims and sinners and you have dealt with him in your new post with the congregation for bishops and you say navien to private meeting that the world doesn't see he conducts himself differently than other popes you have had contact with. >> he is the same at these meeting as we see him in the square. he has such a sense of humanity, of ease and comfort. at a recent meeting he came and stayed foe three hours which is unheard of for a pope to attend a meeting. he come ms. and pulls up a chair while we are sitting around an

. >> but the love of jesus christ!irst decided to look into the church of wells when we saw the videos they were posting of themselves. they were showing up at churches to confront other christians for not being true believers. for months literally months we have been trying every possible way, phone calls, facebook to reach the elders of the church of wells. three young men to seep if they will come on camera and answer question as but their church. we know who we are looking for the members are affluent, young and from devout christian families as is true of the leader. >> you are going to burn in hell! >> jake gardner arrest ford preaching on the ground of a high school. ryan ringnald, formerly of baylor in texas. and emder sean morris, the one many kid to be the true leader. >> that's what the word of god says! >> heaw >> he is 27. we are kridriving into wells. see if we can find them and talk to them in an unscheduled way. >> see if we can talk to you guys. are you with the church of wells? >> yes? >> is there som

occasion we're gathered here it maybe the beginning but we're on the our thank you in the name of jesus christn (clapping) oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light lift ev'ry voice and sing till earth and heaven ring. ring with the harmonies of liberty; let our rejoicing rise, high as the list'ning skies, let it resound loud as the rolling sea. sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us, sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us; facing the rising sun of our new day begun, let us march on till victory is won. (clapping) ladies and gentlemen i'm having the privilege to introduce a homeboy made good he was raised in bishop in the project area he went on to be one of the preserve contractors in the bay area mr. michael by an is one of the general partners for the building of the george senior center we're proud of you, please come on stage (clapping) and well, it gives me great pleasure standing before you and sometimes 375 woodside we've been there and said what we're doing we committed ourselves 5 years ago i had women calling me saying your momma use

but even my crocodile heart is moved by the power of the message of jesus christ in this thing.uestion but not that much of a believer. for people, it will feel very strong. i expected to chariot race to rock and the pirates to be amazing. i expected this powerful and liberating spiritual message. tavis: do you know why they dropped the subtitle and just called it ben-hur? why did you want the need to bring it back for your production? >> i don't know why they dropped it. just watching the movie, the full title fits. people don't allow other people to be who they are and believe what they believe. i want to not judge people and take a lesson i have learned and offer something to those people for whom the film was made. , think for nonreligious people there is a film called noah where a lot of people are upset that atheists may that film. they don't mention god, they mention the creator. they use people's own religious themlogy and text back at possibly and it is respectful way. and on both sides of the political divide, we are guilty of judging each other and not accepting each

and he's given in jesus christ he's given the power to his church to forgive sins. years now. come. experience the forgiveness of god. experience the love of christ. >> you know, we see all of these public moments just this week he took those two young boys out on the pope mobile around st. peter's square and he washes the feet of not only christians but muslims and sinners. you have dealt with him in your new post for the congregation for bishops. and you stha even in private meetings, meetings that the world doesn't see, that he conducts himself differently than other popes you've been -- you had contact with. >> çóchris, he is the same at t meetings as we see him inçó the square.ñr he has such a sense of humanity, of ease and comfort. at a recent meeting, we were all -- he came and he stayed for three hours which is unheard of for pope to come attend a meeting. we're all sitting around the table. he pulls up a chair. but we're about two hours into the meeting. and he says, don't we usually get a coffee break? >> i didn't decree a coffee break? >> he had been a me

has thousands of christian pilgrims that if it's every year before easter sunday at the tomb of jesus christ in the church of the home itself ok the ceremony is described as a miracle with precisely why some turnbull's from a fire and it pick up a appears this year a particularly large number of people descended on the holy sacred to celebrate easter because it falls on the same day for all subjects and roman catholic christians church services will start shortly before midnight marking the resurrection of jesus christ. and on all he dot com for you the line between what's lawful and what's abusive elysian c.i. a psychologist defines controversial interrogation techniques used on detainees post nine eleven as legal and necessary in a while a recent study revealed these were far from virginal that advertised get all the details of the story from our website. and charlotte said to drill deep for profits in russian soil as the energy giant says the a threat to western sanctions won't stop with doing business in the country get the details at all to you don't calm. the markets are hearing that g

yesterday, christians around the world commemorated jesus christ. the focus oned those who suffer most in society. >> silent reflection gives way to applaud with the arrival of pope francis. tens of thousands of christians rome's ancient colosseum to welcome the pontiff. from there, they embarked on one of the highlights of the churches easter celebrations, a torch lit procession to mark the stations of the cross. cross stations of the represent key events in the bible story of jesus's journey toward crucifixion. pilgrims stopped to pray at the station to pray for those migrants, elderly, poor, homeless, disabled, and tortured victims. at a ceremony at saint peters basilica, pope francis condemned economic injustice. he spoke of the consequences of the economic crisis and prayed for the victims of exploitation. the pope has made caring for the poor a central concern. the faithful fast on good friday to ritually participate in the suffering of their messiah until the celebration of jesus's resurrection on easter sunday. are in for ae fans treat at su

jesus christ is a myth.ay, kim. good morning. >> good morning, elisabeth. >> what was your reaction then? you put this display up that we showed and then someone from the freedom from religion foundation went in and put a sign up that said no one died for your sins. your initial reaction was? >> our beautiful rotunda here in the state of wisconsin is a venue of free speech. people are welcome, all citizens welcome of any interest to share. we applied concerned women for america wisconsin applied for a permit and put up a beautiful display that gives honor and reverence at easter time to the most important man who ever lived, jesus christ. >> let me ask you this -- you know freedom much speech. is it the right and honoring our constitutional right of freedom of speech for this atheist group to put their sign up? >> i think it absolutely is. i don't know why they felt they need to do counter us. but i do think that it's great that they can have their display out there, too. their foundation name is freedom fro

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jesus christ! you can't walk out of a meeting like that. you say, "excuse me.", "pardon me." otherwise they think it's something that they said. did they say anything? (man) no. howard, talk to me. listen to me. let me remind you of the upside here; okay? you put in a million dollars -- a year, maybe two -- three at the most -- you're walking out with four million bucks. i understand the math, lenny. i just want to rethink things; okay? ♪ (music plays) talk to me, howard. listen to me. let me remind you of the upside here. you put in a million. a year and a half, maybe two -- three at the outside -- you take out four million, maybe more. i understand the math, lenny. i just want to rethink things. ♪ (music plays) don't do it, howard. i said, "don't do it." i said, "don't do it." (man) do you know her? hi. i'm howard. i know. i'm susan. (man) okay. great. good. thank you. thanks. (man) you're welcome. we'll be in touch. ♪ (music plays) so what we gotta remember is that the scene that we're gonna shoot first is not the first scene of the film. it's probably -- it'

for christians, the seen of jesus christ's death and resurrection.nd for muslims the location of the prophet mohammed's ascent to heaven. this could only be one place... jerusalem.

. >> jesus christ. >> and start falling down. >> what the hell is this? one guy died! here to help you guys. eh. let's go down. >> in the bottleneck, the others have no idea who are dead. and ralph is feeling weak in the thin air. >> not a great day today. hard day for me today. >> reporter: they know that pressing on means a descent in the dark, a dangerous gamble. still they push until ralph can go no further. >> i gave him my oxygen. felt he would feel belter. >> he doesn't. and encourages his wife to go on without him. she makes it to the summit with another norwegian before sunset. >> it was fantastic. we could see that shape of k 2, the shadow up. we could see so far into china. it was -- it was no wind. the sun was still up. >> a dutch climber its also among the 14 who make the summit. he calls his wife with joy. after a lifetime of dreaming and a year of training, they're all giddy. but it is almost dark and they only have a few hours to get back to camp. and precious oxygen. but first they must rappel under a massive icy overhang which breaks loose on their wa

fourteen stations of the cross which covers the biblical description of the last hours in the life of jesus christ. a few. and that was i review the week's news what's the world's biggest story each day. exclusive to any team that works. the top story line is today's most intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners actor back in english. it's one am in washington and london into a party happening here in philly this weekend is here right from the event with me thanks to a doting aunt that i can take that steely cheney on an eight g networks gotta work on in each the ads on tv will continue to share with your friends on facebook and twitter the top story on the m a c networks. however while the plot. it is. police are enough things worse this facility. each. you will will will will will eye. says the cook the music's off a show. in this week's episode i uploaded what is evident in the piece off road market and trade or not. if i'd thought of on the body

john paul ii were not afraid to look upon the wounds of jesus, to touch his torn hands and his pierced side. they were not ashamed of the flesh of christ. they were not scandalized by him, by his cross. they did not despise the flesh of their brother, because they saw jesus in every person who suffers and stumbles. these were two men of courage, filled with the panacea of the holy spirit. and they bore witness before the church and the world to god's goodness and blessing. they were priests, bishops and popes of the 20th century. they lived through the tragic events of that century, but they were not overwhelmed by them. for them, god was more powerful, faith was more powerful, faith in jesus christ, the redeeming man of the lord of history. the mercy of god shown by those five wounds is more powerful, and more powerful, too, was the closeness of mary, our mother. in these two men who looked upon the wounds of christ and bore witness to his mercy, they built a living hope and an indescribable and glorious joy, the hope and the joy which the risen christ bestows on his disciples, the hope and the joy which nothing and no one can take fr

these people say a pancake cooked up on friday had an image of jesus christ. >> or forrest gump. >> ork father jonathan morris to weigh in on that. >> i did not make that pancake and don't climb that is jesus, for the record. >> jesus is not a pancake. >> well, we want -- father, happy easter. >> thank you. >> i didn't know that was coming up. >> it was a great segway. >> it was. we want to get you to weigh in on this. well, father, this is a theme that is -- this is in daily plaza. an 8-year-old tradition easter display there in daily plaza. >> what happened is they put up a christian display of the cross, you can see it on the right-hand side. and the atheists came in and put this up, in reason we trust. and then an atheist group put this up, nobody died fm oor our sins, jesus christ. and we hear an atheist group in wisconsin is not agreeing with what the coach is doing and having voluntary bible studies. what's happening? >> before i weigh in on it, if you don't mind, the reason why this matters is because on easter sunday we celebrate the fact that jesus died for our sins, we belie