of the degree of spiritual value as of moral values which for centuries constitute the basis of human existence for example. of the traditional idea of the family. based on mutual trust on the love between a man and the woman. on mutual feed then it's the spouses also. bringing up many children which is no longer popular. and instead of traditional image of the family. various sexual deviations are propagated by the must media and unfortunately many people. take take this side. and parallel to this we see a considerable revival of religious life. we see that many people and including young people come to the church we see that. for example. more than eight hundred new monasteries and each of them is filled with monks or nuns and this is during that time which many in the west call. in the book and many churches in the west complain that the shorter cheerful. we do not complain about the shorter shortage of occasions because very mania young people come to the church and become priests. your eminence. christianity orthodox christianity has long been the main religion and sometimes even

experience of spiritual experience of moral values. are transmitted from one generation to another and this is in their ways a foundation on which the church stands and it is also the foundation on which human life. existed for centuries and for millenia. therefore the church is always traditional which doesn't mean that it should be looking at the past. the in traditional means being rooted in the experience of previous generations of our fathers and mothers of our grandparents. you are asking whether the church is a democrat a democratic organism well it's difficult to say what i am going to say it's it's not our democratic party right i feel it is yes well i think to a certain degree it's very democratic because first of all. the very fact that someone is a member of the church is a matter of his or her own free choice therefore nobody is actually compelled not always i was baptized when i was too small to make a choice here as well you were also feared by milk and by. products when you didn't make any choice this was a church choic

want a trillion or two trillion i think it's a good point the wall street bankers are setting the moral agenda and the american landscape and there's no leadership in white house to counter that with any kind of moral leadership whatsoever they outsource their morality to wall street and wall street of course is a cesspool well that brings us to the main headline deflationary blackhole the sequel who will wall street sent to congress to extort fifteen trillion this time this is the headline from you but you're talking about two headlines here i am math u.s. real estate sector could bring banking crisis two point zero and banking system on verge of new crisis according to a hedge fund manager in the u.k. so this is a hedge fund manager in the u.k. is no star capital and they've taken a massive short positions against a bunch of european banks because first of all they believe that the so-called stress tests on the banks here were totally bogus that there are for example six percent of tear one capital in these banks but actually less than two percent well it got the whole crisis started

because the question is, what is morally right?ng as the religious side is in believing what's morally right, matt and trey have the strongest moral compass i know, and they are very, very good men -- >> let's not get hysterical -- >> -- and they're doing this from their heart. no, they really do. i think it's true. i think it's a moral issue, it's not just a -- >> larry: let me get a break. we'll have more on sarah palin plus the tea party and the vice president's f bomb. we'll talk about it all with with seth macfarlane, penn jillette and rachael harris ahead. >>> wait. hold it. hold it. hold it. can we finish this discussion after "joan of arcadia"? >> is "joan of arcadia" on? >> yeah, thanks, peter, i didn't know human urine would cover my scent. >> larry: looking for something good to read? we've got it on our blog. the incredible story of ray johnstone, who had -- was an nba player one day and in a coma the next. and one of the real housewives of new york has written a book, "secrets of a jewish mother." yeah, they have secre

because the question is, what is morally right?'s morally right, matt and trey have the strongest moral compass i know, and they are very, very good men -- >> let's not get hysterical -- >> -- doing this from their heart -- no, they really do. i think it's true. i think it's a moral issue, it's not just a -- >> larry: let me get a break. we'll have more on sarah palin plus the tea party and the vice president's "f" bomb. we'll talk about it all with with seth macfarland, penn jillette and rachael harris ahead. >>> tonight, public celebrations in california tonight after a federal judge strikes down the ban on same-sex marriage. the defense team already planning an appeal. the battle expected to go to the supreme court. in a few moments, i'll talk to the two lawyers who argue to overturn the ban. and two advocates on both sides of the issues about where the fight goes next. then, authorities have released the 911 tapes from the deadly workplace shooting in connecticut. the tapes reveal the sheer terror the survivors of the rampage e

. >> hace 4 aÑos un guÍa espiritual andino, ungÍo como lÍder espiritual a evo morales.mani, invistiÓ al presidente evo morales como lÍder indígena. pero a valentÍn nada lo salvÓ, ni toda la sabidurÍa ancestral. donde la fuerza especial de lucha contra el narcotrÁfico incautÓ alrededor de 240 mil de cocaÍna en proceso de purificaciÓn. >> se los encuentra prÁcticamente en la tarea de lavado o purificaciÓn de cocaÍna. >> cumplÍa labores de informantes de los narcotraficantes en ese laboratorio clandestino. >> Él era el encargado, como decimos, perdone la expresiÓn, de campanear, Él estaba atento en algÚn sitio viendo por si las fuerzas del orden o antinarcÓticos se aproximaran al lugar. >> ahora pasÓ a ser un reo comÚn junto a su hijo y dos colombianos tambiÉn detenidos en el operativo. >> por su parte, el vicepresidente, aclarÓ que el presidente morales no conocÍa al narco amauta, pero dijo tambiÉn que éste debe responder a la justicia boliviana como cualquier ciudadano. >> sea quien sea, haya estado o no en la ceremonia, haya estado cerca o no de una autoridad del estado

society lloyd blankfein i should be going door to door and telling people to ever heard that he's a moral pornographer and a financial pornographer and let people know in his neighborhood that somebody in their neighborhood lives in their neighborhood who's a financial pornographer well if you did mention washington and i have this final headline extend to pretend the obama administration's failed foreclosure program so yes it turns out that the obama administration is using the exact same methodology of the wall street banks basically accounting fraud it's just extended to ten none of the bad debts have gone way where the monster is being kept alive by an algorithm that creates a false heartbeat risa characterized the same ungodly mass of paper that they say has value of one hundred cents on the dollar but really is worth about zero cents on the dollar just keep rolling it forward pretending it's there you know it's like that huge toxic plastic waste dump in the middle the pacific ocean or how about the dead zone down the gulf of mexico thanks to b.p. it's a financial dead zone that they

i mean i don't know what the river is going to say it is a moral issue of biblical issue for him and i respect him for that but when you're dealing with with the constitution. state constitution or american constitution you have to have rational basis for telling somebody who's a citizen you can't have the same rights as somebody else so what's are you know what i mean by this they're actually not religion no no rational basis is the fact that every american gay or straight has the same rights but no one they can or will say that gay rights should be restricted when it comes to marriage absolutely because because marriage has always been not a state issue it's always been a church in the church has always allowed the state law exactly but they're that good of their children and what i want here be benefits by being recognized by the state by the country as mary the ability to inheritance wills the visiting her loved ones in the hospital before making decisions for their lives because the state have decided that marriage is there's a value to marriage because of the benefit it takes t

not because it's the most recent one but because it's full of moral lessons. things you shouldn't and should, do actions to avoid, actions to never avoid, always deal with dictators and so on. that blinds us, i think, to much of what we really don't know about the 20th century. more complicated lessons, paradoxes, complexitys in the way in which that century unfolded. and therefore weend th the wrong lessons. >> rose: for all of us here who worked with tony, our deepette sympathy go to his wife jennifer and his sons daniel and nick and our thanks to our producer charlotte morgan who helped put this program together. thank you for joining us. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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there is no moral leader. >> i did that last time i was on. i said we need a moral leader. i mean, that's a tough job because it just -- i think those things just happen. but you know, as long as we know what we're -- we have an idea what we're looking for, i'm not even sure if people know what they are looking for so let's know what we're looking for before we start hiring and voting. i don't think we knee what we're looking for. now -- know what we're looking for. we have all of these choices. that's not what i'm talking about. i'm talking about each individual. do you know who you are and what you want? because it just seems completely out of whack. and towards the, you know, sometimes i say i don't know where to end. because it seems like we're at an ending of some kind when we're trying to resolve something and i saw jack kevorkian on larry king two weeks ago. i thought he was there to actually end it for larry. because when i tuned up i could only see them from the neck up. they both looked like they passed away to be frank. [laughter] i thought is this how it is goin

. >> these computers will manage us in emotional intelligence which includes our whole moral code. >> and her husband needs a kidney, but hers is not compatible. if she donates one to a stranger, her husband will get one in return from another stranger. >>> major funding for "religion & ethics news weekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development and education. additional funding by mutual of america, designing customized, individual and group retirement products, that's why we'reour retirement company.com. also by the henry luce oundion, and the corporation for public broadcasting. >>> welcome, i'm tim o'brien, sitting in for bob abernathy. thank you for joining us, a new poll this week by the ppw research center finds that the majority of americans believe that president obama is a muslim. most of them saying they got that information from the media. meanwhile, the number of people who say they know he is christian has fallen to only 34%. the laest percentage of those pol

la situaciÓn se complico cuando los dirigentes exigieron la presencia del presidente evo morales. >> a dialogar, porque aquÍ estamos para dialogar. >> sin embargo, el diÁlogo se reinstalÓ sólo con la presencia de 5 ministros de estado. en la ciudad de potos escasean los alimentos y combustible. >> yo necesito irme, ya no tenemos plata, ya no tenemos nada. yo soy diabÉtica, no estoy tomando mis pastillas. >> la situaciÓn de decenas de turistas atrapados por el bloqueo es preocupante. >> tampoco podemos correr el riesgo de quedarnos acÁ. correr el riesgo, tengo una criatura y necesito irme. >> mientras la situaciÓn se complica en potosÍ, el gobierno afirma que continuarÁ apostando al diÁlogo como Única vÍa de soluciÓn al conflicto. >> no vamos a utilizar la fuerza pÚblica, justamente porque algunos de esos sectores radicales quieren una salida por el desastre. >> el decenlace de ese conflicto es todavÍa incierto, aunque autoridades de gobierno y dirigentes sociales de potosÍ, continÚan dialogando. >> mientras tanto mÁs al sur, en chile, los familiares de 33 mineros atrapados en una min

. >> the problem with the prop 8 proponents case is that they really relied on religion and morality, and the constitution does not allow some moral views to be the basis for denying other groups rights. >> reporter: here are some of the arguments judge walker made. banning same-sex marriage exists as an artifact of a time when the genders were seen as having distinct roles in society and in marriage. that time has passed. domestic partnerships do not provide the same social meaning as marriage. that the majority of california voters supported proposition 8 is irrelevant. as fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vote. tradition alone cannot support legislation. the prop 8 campaign was based on a desire to advance the belief that opposite sex couples are morally superior to same-sex couples. both sides said they planned to appeal judge walker's ruling so it's likely this will go to the ninth circuit court of appeals and then on to the supreme court of the united states. whether to allow same-sex marriages to continue in the meantime with the potential they could be reversed is a

want a trillion or two trillion i think it's a good point the wall street bankers are setting the moral agenda and the american landscape and there's no leadership in white house to counter that with any kind of moral leadership whatsoever they outsource their morality to wall street and wall street of course is a cesspool well that brings us to the main headline deflationary blackhole.

grew up in new york city in a moral last and harlem was a ghetto and the cigarette companies and it's a back of companies in the gambling companies and the supermarkets that overcharged they make a big profit out of the ghetto i mean palestine is israel's profitable ghetto yes or no especially gaza. even more than a ghetto it's a prison camp because. palestinians in gaza are not able to export anything but they can still import and they import using the aid money that they get from the international community and most of what they buy with this money is products from israel so that actually means that if for example one israeli company has full monopoly over selling petrol and petrol products to gaza so that's a very extreme example of that kind of ghetto economy but it also exists in the west bank that is divided into small bantustans surrounded by the wall of separation where again people who are dependent on international aid and the most of their stuff from israeli companies if you go to a supermarket in the west bank you see that most of the products are actually from israel when

leadership whatsoever they outsource their morality to wall street.

kind of moral leadership whatsoever they outsource their morality to wall street and wall street of course is a cesspool well that brings us to the main headline deflationary blackhole the sequel who will wall street sent to congress to extort fifteen trillion this time this is a headline from you but you're talking about to have.

it's a moral/cultural issue.meone on your program talk about the fact that this is not a moral issue, but a moral/cultural issue and mr. obama has really stepped in it this way by backing something that is so offensive to that many americans. if that many americans are offended by it, even if there is a legal right to do it, i don't think it should be done. it's really, really offensive. >> larry: alicia, will it be a national issue? >> i don't think so at all. i think right now most american voters are focused on one issue. that is the economy. while this may play in some redder districts, i just don't see this driving people to the polls. especially when we're going to talk about moral issues, then we can talk about providing health insurance to americans who don't have it. we can talk about fixing our broken immigration system, so that we can keep families together. we have a lot bigger moral fish to fry than some mosque that's surrounded by two other mosques, larry. that's the ridiculous thing about this conv

morales? >> this points out how they are responsive, although not as swiftly as he wanted in the category of addressing the issues that the public brings up that we will continue to follow up on. >> we will have a public comment at the end of item #3. threec, an update -- 3c, an update on permit drafting systems. >> yes, it is nearly ready for review. we have nearly deleted and combined air lot of the elements that we wanted address in the permit tracking system to address the needs of all the apart -- all of the departments. using a less detailed method for assistance rather than downloading everyone here and having them on interface tracking basis with a planning system. many departments already have records stored in electronic formats but in different venues, so we would need an interface for each type. we do not want to bring them into one system right now where they exist on different servers. a different way of approaching it, but we have got it figured out. we have been working and pla

en su declaración el comité de relaciones exteriores estadounidense palmer dijo una presunta baja morala se encuentra fortalecida con elevada moral en sus integrantes. >>> las declaración de palmer abren la especulación pues parte fueron por escrito a un senador republicano iv el impasse ha tenido repercución. >>> es una filtración curiosa abre una cantidad sospechas de campo para las interpretaciones chávez no se ha referido al tema recibía esta tarde a da silva para tratar otro tema candente la ruptura con colombia. y es que según analistas la política exterior venezolana per se estar en un campo minad., y qué decir del frente interno donde al parecer no lasalle va consigo las uno cuestas revelan una caída de popularidad. en caracas, venezuela, univision. . >>> y precisamente mañana toma posición juan manuel santos desde bogotá, veamos en qué cosas santos será muy parecido al actual mandatario y en qué cosas tratará de distanciase. >>> desde hace más de 24 horas la capital de colombia está fuertemente custodiada por mil ot ta res y policía nacional, juan manuel santos llega al poder t

ability to to make moral judgments i think that they are all perfectly capable of making moral judgments the problem is that there is not enough i think not enough human rights training in the army to explain and to make it clear what is allowed and what is not allowed and then there's not enough accountability soldiers are not held accountable the number of soldiers who are actually prosecuted for violence is so minuscule palestinians are afraid to file complaints because they're one they're fraid of retribution and they know that there will not be sufficient prosecutions talking about the summer months or so it's a matrix just quickly nobody is actually brought to account for the aggressive raid on the gaza bound aid flotilla which of course everybody knows about the happened not long ago now here is yet another scandal do you think that could perhaps home israel even more in the light of the present tensions. well it seems that israel is going from scandal to scandal i think that what happened with the with the flotilla is it's a different issue than what happened here i think that wh

. >> the dmv, and on furlough from is, the pressure is mounting and can affect the morale. just a few days, before the furlough friday, it is as if the news is traveling through. for and to save the state budget $150 per month million. however, there to cancel hundreds a day, to reschedule them, and then canceled all over again customers frustrated. >> we called them, to reschedule and of course they could upset. and after we spoke to them, to reschedule and then we found out that they called us back and i said what is going on? >> it is very frustrating not knowing what furlough friday is one their clothes, open. if i have to come up here, take the bus, and take my baby there are closed! >> for some people are keeping perspective. >> and some other people are out of a job, and at least i have a job. and it is better than not having a job. >> and more uncertain the up with offices all across california. in oakland. >> our mount tam cam it is a little bit closer to the coastline and it was, yesterday. that is when temperatures are cooler near the bay. delicate warmer inland.

there is some kind of moral or ethical example that doesn't work i mean you've got to play the role i think the knesset should adopt more of the pimp look to so people understand what's really going on there are a shareholder thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you very much all right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report our thanks to the hurt and of course my guest share haver if you want to send me an e-mail please do so at kaiser report at r t t v dot ru until next time this is max guys are saying bio.

he said moral disapproval without any other asserted state interest has never been a rational basis for legislation. in a nutshell he's rejected most of the arguments put forth by the backers of prop. 8 pureed >> use morality and citizens have voted in favor of this. of course that still is not allowing same-sex couples to get married as stays in place and it's a temporary one. >> basically what the judge said was you cannot allow them to go toward because as you know the backers of prop. 8 filed this appeal and ask for this day even before the ruling came zero because they knew where was going to go. the judge said you have a couple of days so i can hear arguments from both sides on whether we should have the state. that's what people can't get married to a purity as a matter final decision on putting a stop to marriage she simply set what est. in for a couple of days of both attorneys of the arguments that the going to decide it that he will rule. regardless how he rules it's likely will be appealed to the court of appeals. that's a much the ruling which will be soon but the issue whe

. >> really showed you can't base law and moral standards because those are so fluid you really need to look at what the constitution says and morals are not part of that >> reaction here is still coming to us and for much everybody in this neighborhood said there really glad to see a judge interpreting the u.s. constitution saw proposition 8 as something that does not go with the spirit and legality of the u.s. constitution. still be a rally later of people supporting the judge's decision in it will be at the corner of market and castro. in san francisco kron 4 news. >> the same-sex marriage decision the stand today but the fight over same-sex marriages far from over. stay with kron 4 news as we continue to cover the ongoing debate. if you want to join and our live log is going on now just log on to www.kron4.com. >> at the 2000 activists held a mock funeral in front of the home of house speaker nancy pelosi and san francisco carrying a coffin and wearing skeleton masks. the more in the loss of the 13 people if they say have died while waiting for aids drugs since 2003. they're aski

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he talks about morality because they had pushed a lot morality critical points he says california obligationqually not to mandates' its own moral code. he said moral disapproval without any asserted state interests as never been a rational basis for legislation and if on the state didn't have any interest. backers of the band said procreation was the main reason to keep traditional marriage in place. in buy that argument. this is >> of california voted in favor of proposition 8 which they did. the judge >> talked about that and he said the majority of california voters supported prostate that was irrelevant because fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vote. marriage is a fundamental right. >> next to the process? >> it temporary stay right now he's going to wait till friday they will appeal to the federal court of appeals. the judge is now waiting to hear arguments in because it will appeal the federal court of appeals the one stated when anybody to get married adults worked its way up to the record of appeal and then to the u.s. supreme court. the next couple days the judge will dec

king, he often said you cannot legislate morality. you can cite the studies all day long. the data is there. the evidence is there. if it was just about evidence, we would be moving on this. it is about more than evidence. it is about making a connection, because you cannot legislate morality. how do we get traction? >> here is one of the positive things i learned. the evidence says most people do not think of themselves as racist, and when you force people to confront the gap between their aspirations of who they want to be and who they are, most people will move in the direction of their aspirations, so i tell a story in the boat. an african-american who bought his house, and the klan grand that city. a white mob gathered outside the home. eventually, someone fired a gun. they were all brought up on murder charges. clarence offended that black family, went up before a white jury and told them, all of you are prejudiced. you know it and i know it. he called them down. that is counter intuitive in the 1925 reminding people they do not like black people. in spite of that, h