the reason they don't say that is in the new testament, jesus says, who are you to say who is good or bad? the reason it is so important is hell means that i truly have free choice and i can choose not to love god. i am not compelled, that is the way that he made us and that is the whole point of the story. purgatory means that if you are going to be in heaven, you cannot have all of these false. you have to be a completely nice guy. purgatory is the taking away of and purifying to become part of the saints in heaven. >> chis: the priesthood? >> father: there are two types of priesthood, like me, i am a priest and we refer to that as the ministerial priesthood, but there is also the priest of the validity. in to some, right after you pour the water, you then do the am sure with a chrism and you say to the person, you are now priest, prophet, and king. it is that priest that we all offer to the sacrifice of the mass. everyone participates in that. >> chis: beautiful. we have talked about life, the belief of life begins at conception. >> father: all of this is now supported by science.

and obviously the new testament, however ebitda of them pointed to him. to christ through the old testament basically, i want to share that with other people, when you read the old testament through new testament lenss you will see how remarkably points to jesus. ashley: thank you so much, good luck with the book. more politics, trump on immigration, he now wants the deportation force tiexiera out some 11 million people, controversial proposal to say the least. kinky friedman on that next. fd and now officially on the map, gop presidential debate the most watched telecast in our eight year history and the most watched live stream in history for anyone even beating of a super bowl. simply put it is simply amazing. we thank you. more varney next. some cash back cards love to overcomplicate things. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry-about, man-that-feels-good simple. quicksilver earns you

. >> they had sfwhordz new testaments de jus told them to be flight out -- >> on the other side of theisle some claim it it is not christian for pastors to file. >> i don't believe it insteppe insteppeded those who didn't want to see gun vie reference. the message was to defeat evil doing well but worth the weapons. >> jesus are the peace makers because they'll be called the chin of the god. >> people should not have to worry about whether or not they're safe when they come to house of god to worship. but sadly that is something that we have to think about. >> new jersey has some of the country's most stringent concealed carry laws and neither pastor vdz granted concealed theory license which means as you of now they cannot be legally armed in their churches. and meet the stage minimum requirement. >> couldn't versusy over guns is on where where not church. >> absolutely it's changing every day with violence we're seeing. >> wendy, thank you. >> on "healthcheck" at 11 tonight for the first time ever food and drug administration today approved a genetically modified salmon for human con

the presumption is that they are there, for the reason they don't say that is in the new testament, jesus says, who are you to say who is good or bad? that is god's decision alone. the reason it is so important is it means, i truly have free choice. i can choose not to love god. i am not -- i am not compelled. that's the way he made us. that's the whole point the story of adam and eve. >> purgatory. >> purgatory means that if you're going to be in heaven, you can't have all of these faults. you've got to be a nice guy. you can't say, i like chris, but he's got a lot of problems there. purgatory is the taking away of that. purifying us to become part of the saints in heaven. >> the priesthood. >> people may be confused in this. there are two types of priesthoods. like me i am a priest. we refer to that as the ministerial priesthood. those priests who are serving others, but there is also the priesthood of the laity, which has always been taught by the church. that, in baptism after you pour the water on the baby's head or adults had, you then do the function and you say to the person, you

this is the most anticipated sequel since -- i think since the new testament really. [ laughter ] according to the marketing people at disney, 70% of "star wars" ticket holders, people who bought ticts in advance, are men betweenhe ages of 18 and 49. now, most "star wars" fans are male, but to try to bring in the biggest possible audience they're specifically targeting young women. and this new trailer i thi does a very good job of sending the message that "star wars" is for everyone. in all the wrong places. without a man she was no one. >> i'm no one. >> but in a galaxy of bad guys one young storm trooper was on the same journey. and no matter what stood in their way or what handsome older gentleman distracted her, sometimes the greatest force of all is love. look at the stars look how they shine for you [ cheers and applalause ] >> jimmy: a cantina. and the rest is history. "star wars" is one of those movies that most everyone has seen. in fact, if you meet someone who hasn't seen "star wars,"," you yell at them. that's usually the reaction. and since people are so familiar with the char

new testament did without the commas and a sense has been up for grabs ever since. the latin which comes from st. jerome, nonrestrictive, you can hear the commas. the english translation from the book of common prayer make our father, comma, which art in heaven. nonrestrictive. even if you did later changed it to who. got is the creator. father in a figurative sense and monotheistic position there's only one, but a modern english conversion makes it simply our father in heaven which is restrictive. our heavenly father. one modern english version both catholic and a glutton does without the comma, our father who art in heaven. little we did you have to admit. the restrictive one without the comma is more direct. almost goes out of its way to snub the earthly father. the nonrestrictive with the comma is acknowledging he is the father of us all. i am not religious. so far that has not gotten me in any trouble. the other huge issue in english usage today is gender. english lacks a gender neutral word for pronouns meaning both he and she, has become very sensitive since

. >> is this as important a piece of the new testament as exists? one of the most important pieces. and it is born out of jesus' faith, harry. he's a jew. the jews were once strangers in egypt. we know that story of the exodus. what deuteronomy 10 says you are to love the stranger because you were once strangers. every jewish rabbi i know, every jewish lay person i know, takes very seriously the command to love a stranger. jesus added to it and said, you should love your neighbor as yourself as you love god with everything you have. >> which comes straight out of the old testament. >> straight out of the tora. with these so-called christian people saying that, you know, we should close our borders except for anybody who's a christian, they're sort of mocking the faith of jewish rabbi who was born in a stable and who himself was a refugee. you know the story. >> well, the context of the new testament is not just religious conflict but it's political conflict. >> absolutely. >> it's under all kinds of authoritarian rule. >> it is where rome is the bea

i am familiar with leviticus, things in the new testament as well that prohibit homosexuality.y concern was of course how we got from being par vias to being accepted in many churches. in 1964 wonderful organization started in this area in the bay area, the council on religion and the homosexual, made up liberal protestant ministers from that time on there has been a burgeoning in liberal churches of lgbt people. has also been true imam jews. one of the first gay churches, troy perry, the church that burgeoned all over the country. just about that time the group of jewish a people. it was the only house of worship they felt comfortable, and why don't you start a gay temple, and they did, the first gate temple started in los angeles and now there are many in big cities all over the country. more and more, many churches reform synagogues, reconstructive synagogues, all of the progressive synagogue's welcomed lgbt people and their congregations. miraculously there has been progress even in churches and synagogues. obviously not in all of them. the right wing still hates us. the pr

but once we have the benefit of the new testament and writers we do it through those lenses we can seeave our own epiphany. >> i am just impressed at the scholarly intellectual level of study here you have put in your life. besides politics, this is your passion. >> i've had a lot of good mentors and have been in the right direction. and i have a final plug for them, i have 21,000 plugs for them. and i am able to do incredible research. it's not that hard. no brag. >> i studied theology and took latin in high school. the level of knowledge and foundational knowledge that you have here is spectacular. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> talking about the book about salvation history was interesting to me. >> well, yes. a lot of people think the bible is just nice stories to add spiritual implications but we conservative christians believe that the bible presents history. and it's not all of history. there are all kinds of gaps. it's a history about god's intervention in human history, to present man kind an offer of salvation. it's a redemption, salvation history, so from the time god fell,

. >> we've been able to discount some of that kind of stuff in the older new testament. >> and what hethink a good reflection of the mainstream islamic point of view about isis. however, what isis agrees with him about is that they are taking 1,000 years of tradition and reforming it, they're reading it in a different way and in a way -- >> is a reformation needed? >> absolutely not. a reform is not needed. there is discourse and theological discussions going on for 100 years about the role of the koran and the moral message that is in the koran that that has relevant. what we need to do is look at the underlying causes, political social and economic causes for the rise of isis. isis was created because of our foreign policy in that region and it was created by the regional dictatorships that are in that region that are repressive. and keep in mind all of these tortures and things that we're seeing that isis is doing, these are not new to that region.mubarak regime, assad, saddam did that. this repression, torture, excessive repelling force has been in existence, all has happened is th

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level, the very highest level of clarity where the word of god has spoken both old testament and new testament, not to be any debate whatsoever about it. and you know what that sin is, it's the sin of homosexuality. romans 1, first corinthians chapter 6, first timothy i think it's chapter 4. and of course leviticus 18 and leviticus 20. the word of god speaks there. in fact, the romans chapter 1, paul affirms that this particular sin is worthy of death. in romans chapter 1. >> so some of what happened at this republican presidential candidates event in iowa was more run-of-the-mill culture war, religious right, fire and brimstone stuff. there were denunciations of harry potter. there was a big long soliloquy about the evils of a movie called "how to tame your dragon." there was a big screaming denunciation of how country music radio stations need to repent, repent, repent because they've gone over to the gay side too. but it really was, and i'm not -- i'm not rounding up to the nearest scary thing. it really was a kill the gays call to arms. this was a conference about the necessity of the deat

jesus said in the new testament 40 times, if you believe, you're in. but the problem, i think, alex, is democrats aren't making the argument. conceding the arguments to republicans, particularly in rural areas in the south instead of taking the argument to them. when they're playing under that turf, the republican turf of letting republicans define the issues, that's what happens. so i don't disagree with anything that e.j. said here, but i think a fundamental problem for the democrats is much deeper. they've got to start reminding the american public what their programs have metropolitan. when kids in kentucky are hungry, we're going to feed them. the governor-elect wants to give up health care for 100,000 kids, with eoar not going to let that happen. that's not a family value. yet democrats aren't saying it and they wonder why they lose races. >> kay bailey hutchinson, you mention there's a frustration on both sides of the aisle of. if you look at the poll numbers on this, 69% of americans agree with the following statement, i feel angry because the

level, the very highest level of clarity where the word of god has spoken, both old testament and new testamentare not to be any debate whatsoever about it, and you know what that sin is, it is a sin of homosexuality. romans 1, first corinthians chapter 6, first timothy, i think it's chapter 4 and of course, leviticus 18 and leviticus 20, the word of god speak there is both -- in fact, romans chapter 1, paul affirms that this particular sin is worthy of death in romeness chapter 1. >> over 1700 people attended that conference a couple of weeks ago in iowa and a significant theme of the event was the practical challenges and the timing and the sequencing of how exactly and when exactly the united states of america should start rounding up gay people to execute them because the appropriate punishment for the crime of being gay is that the government should have you killed, just a question of whether we do it now or whether we do it later. and here's where this all becomes important to american law and politics today, because at that conference, that conference, where you saw that person speaking,

but the in the new testament, jesus said 41 times, if you believe you're in hefb. -- heaven.iscrimination has no place in this country. if we can't with a open heart and mind fight that be thele and say if it's discrimination against gays and transgender, what is it tomorrow? stop it, what do we fear? all people are equal. we take pride in that in this country. we've got to have that battle. i understand it might not win, but have at it. and take their arguments against them. when they throw religion at them and kim davis said i had to adhere to the bible. what are you saying about jesus, what was jesus saying when he says if you believe you're in? i think we have to have that argument with them so i'm all for it. i think it's the right thing to do. >> andrea, some interesting eln'ts in these poles. 69% are in favor of this kind of nondiscrimination protection. 75% believe we already have it in law. >> right. and that 75% believing we already have it creates certain complications. that's not an entirely positive polling result. >> right, right, right. in the last decade, you

i talk about these topical issueses, the iues of the day and how in scripture ole and new testament we can fin the answers and solutions to the challenges we're facing on a y-to-day basis when it comes to fear. we're given promise after prprise from the omnipotence of god telling us fear not, put this in my hands, he tls us, maybe my mom, probably your mom told you to at the end of the day, go to sleep, give it to god. he's up all night anyway and challenges on him and knowing that he will provide. he will provide answers for you, but he expects us to take some action and do something with the answers he provides and he doesn't drive parked cars. you know, we need to get out there and take some action to help others. >> i love the phrases. our family motto when fear knocks let faith answer the door. >> like something my mom would say too. >> a mommyism but fear has also gripped some governors here in this country because they are saying, because of one of the attackers coming through syria having that that they don't want syrian refugees and many governors have said in this country no

it was also difficult to pinpoint what contributed exactly to that unemployment new testame testamentwhether it was a direct hike in the wage. >> his campaign is essentially self made. let's listen to what he has to say. >> i don't have to give you a web site because i am self funding my campaign. i am putting of up may own money. true or false? >> that is also technically false. while donald trump has not been actively seeking donations he hasn't been hosting fund raisers he is still getting donations. the past quarter he received more than almost $4 million in do nations and has been spending that money, too. >> donald trump hasaid he met vladimir putin. said he met him in a green room. carly fee reason how had something different to say. >> as far as syria, i like, if put tin wants to go in i got to know him pretty well because we were both on 60 minutes. we were stable mates. we did very well. >> one of the reasons i said i would not be talking to vladmir putin i have met him as well not in a green room for a show but in a private meeting. >> that's not what she said before. >> wh

i want to say hell toe to my friends at the new testament christian school. i vis id them earlier this week in plymouth. and we talked about all things weather. they knew so much. they were a great group of kids. i want to talk about what's going on right now. local live radar showing some showers in worcester county moving into 495. also more along parts of the south shore, the cape and the islands. now what happens today is this cold front triggering the showers, but that area of low pressure is going to ride along it bringing in steady rain. i think mainly after 2:00 p.m. today. and east. that continues overnight. and then monday we turn much colder. in fact, the coldest air all season moves on in. antoinette and frank. antoinette: danielle, thank you. attention holiday shoppers! frank: marty walsh issues a challenge in connection with next weekend's small business saturday. boston's mayor got a jump on things reminding residents to shop, eat, and play locally this holiday season. the initiative is called "holidays on main street." chronicle's shayna seymo

there's typology, the covenants, jesus' work as prophet, priest and king when he became in the new testament foreshadowed in the old testament. made perfect in him. it's all christ-centered i think. >> why now for this book and who is it for? >> well, i wrote an earlier book, jesus on trial. this was kind of a pre-quel. started right writing a book 20 years ago. i hadn't begun writing books or columns then. i abandoned the project. now i've resumed it. it's the fulfillment of a dream. this is for lay people. i go through every book of the old testament and give a little overview, then i explain how each one specifically points to jesus christ, typing, foreshadowing, pre figuring, prophecies and then i also devote two chapters to old testament history. people are intimidated by the old testament. they don't have a handle on it. i try to give an overview in the two chapters so you get a grand sweep of the old testament. which will make it easier to understand the message of the old testament. >> thank you for that. thank you for yum time today. >> thanks so much for having me on. >> you got it

god's omnipotent, his wisdom, he was able to provide this wisdom to the writers of the old and new testamenthallenges that we face today as a nation. and personally. i just want to show people where to look in the word. where they can find a verse that answers the question as to what do you do with refugees? what do you do about a perverse tax system? what do you do about defending yourself with arms? believe it or not, there are specific answers to everything we're faced with today. >> because it focuses on -- our attention to trouble but focuses us in fact on prayer and in the word and imagine if we all did that for our nation and this world. >> imagine. and it starts individually, with ourselves, but collectively as we ask for an awakening a revival in this land, that the prayer is sure to be answered. >> governor i was looking for answers when the giants blew that game against the patriots. would i find that in the book? because right now i have none. how they could blow that game, they have it in the palm of their hand. >> is there a devotional for me? because i cannot rest. >> yeah, go

new york so much. >> it's a real testament to a wonderful man and a great father and a great citizen and son of new york. >> reporter: at 71 years old, deputy commissioner feehan was the oldest responder to the world trade center. he perished in the collapse of the south tower. >> through his actions every single day, he taught us how important compassion was to effectively lead others. >> reporter: also in attendance, firefighter and marine engineer robert alexander. he's one of 10,000 fdny members diagnosed with a world trade center related illness. >> we're coming up on year of diagnosis of brain cancer for myself. >> reporter: now still recovers from the world trade center adorns the side of the cabin. >> feehan was a giant in the fire department definitely. that's been -- i read an article once about him that they said he knew everybody -- firefighter in the city. and that's probably true. >> reporter: the boat is 66 feet long. it can travel up to 40 knots or 46 miles per hour. the $4.7 million. 90,000-pound jet propelled fire boat was built in canada and funded through a grant program. the new yor

. >> let this be a testament to athletes across the country, you do have power. >> the university vowing action to create the newe of chief diversity and inclusion and equity officer. and it's a victory now being watched on campuses across the nation also facing racial tensions, like yale, students protesting racial intolerance on campus. >> i am making a voice for all over universities, saying you don't have to stand for it. injustices on your campus. >> students tell me it's an emotional roller coaster for them and they forfeiting the upcoming. obesity is taking its toll on children at a young age, a study of children of 8 to 18 years old show that obese kids have a thickened muscle on the heart, the children did not have outward signs of heart disease, and kids with diabetes or kids too big to fit in an mri machine were excluded so the number could be higher. >>> the soup points out that the protein box has more than regular cheerios, the consumer advocacy nonprofit filed the suit saying the label is misleading and they say the protein box is advocately labeled. that it carries 18% for protein by weight and d