divinity on q&a, duke school assistant professor and prosperity gospel scholar kate boler talks about her memoir "everything happens for a reason," reflecting on being onagnosed with stage 4 col cancer at age 35. >> it is really gone? no pain in your stomach? ok. that is real. >> but you can see how quickly he moved from praying for her, as the anointed vessel of god, and his confidence in himself as that vehicle. and then the idea that because she didn't have pain in that moment that she's definitely healed. his very dramatic approach to faith healing is one i often found to be somewhat manipulative. >> human day, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. lonnie bunchweek, was elected 14 secretary of the smithsonian by decent sony and board of regents. he's the first -- by the mid-sony and board of regents. he's the first african american and first historian to take the post. he is the founding director of easement sony and african-american history of museum and culture on the national mall. earlier this year he talked about how he sees his job as a museum director. >> i was associate

on q and a,nday prosperity gospel scholar kate boler talks about her memoir, reflecting on being diagnosedancer at age 35. >> it is really gone. there is no pain in your stomach, right? well, than that is real. >> you can see how quickly he moved from praying for her, he is the anointed vessel of god, and his confidence in himself as that vehicle. and then the idea that, because she didn't have pain in that moment that she is definitely healed. and his very dramatic approach to faith healing is one i often found to be somewhat manipulative. narrator: q and a, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. c-span has spoken with over 50 freshman lawmakers. we spoke with two new female lawmakers, first