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know there's the other side of this though where we've heard from evangelical mega church pastors and televangelists like paul white who. call on the spirits to wield trump the election and encourage followers to fight many to fight was a mega church pastor rick warren supported trump but but tweeted we lost go home after the attack on the capital the southern baptist convention has issued statements condemning the violence but as we know internally has problems because its membership is primarily trump supporters where can the church go from here you know we're hearing a lot about where we go politically and where you know where we need to go over the 2 parties and things like that but where does the church go from here given you know what we've seen happen and the role that many churches tragically are played in this. yeah i mean i think this is one of the complexities obviously as a pastor i'm a full believer that the way of jesus can lead to the healing that we need but we've all kind of trouble you know in terms of our own willingness to tell the truth and reveal historical complicity dr willie jennings

church members, unlike in the day colony was not a requirement but religious centers sometimes were stripped of their political liberty. david paul has demonstrated, town governments and other forms political participation matter as well. plymouth colony should occupy a significant place and discussion of early american liberty in the colonies that became the united states. it is just not a simple story but rather a matter of ongoing debate compact. in a story that cannot be told properly without full consideration of slavery within the colony founded by the pilgrims, until recently, one might have been forgiven thinking slavery was not an important part of plymouth colony's history at least outside of the particular circumstances in philip's war. edward, an english official who made himself notorious new england in the 1670s and 80s, they reported back to england but in that colony, there were no slaves, only hired servants. historians, until recently, largely you, john who wrote a marvelous merger of family life and plymouth, observed negro and indian servants were very uncommon until after the old colony. this view is in accor

and then when paul and i would go visit martinsburg after church, it was wow, jean becker, what do youar from her? she covered the 1988 election for "usa today" and barbara bush took a liking to her, which is not surprising. and she invited jean to serve as her deputy press secretary. jean spent four years in the white house from '89 to january of '93. george obviously took a liking to her too. he made her his chief of staff, the job she held until he died. it's safe to say that nobody knew george and barbara bush better than jean. and i think i would include the bush family in that. the birthday parachute jumps, the humanitarian collaborations with bill clinton, she was a party to all of it, if not orchestrating all of it. and she was one of the handful of people at his bedside when he died. the beautiful memorial services that you all saw back in december, they were planned and executed by jean. now, you might not know it, you probably don't, but jean has written or edited five books? >> i think so. >> and she points out, none with her name on them. one was barbara's memoirs publishe

church. and it houses a bell that was forged by paul revere's son. stamped on it, it has 1822, boston revere. it's not the only revere bell that came to washington, but it's the only one that is still in its place and being used for its original purpose. it's interesting too to think about this building. this is the only building on lafayette square that goes back to the era that it goes back to that is still being used for the purpose for which it was built more than 200 years later. and i'm very happy to say that we are open most days of the week and we welcome anybody who likes to come in and to spend some time and be in this gracious space. i also feel compelled to mention that it usually looks a little different than it does tonight. stewart was telling me this could be practice for our new tell evangelism ministry. the church decided to offer him a special pew that would be reserved for his use any time that he wanted to come to church. back then, they were boxes and you rented your pew box. he was able to use his pew box free of charge and he

stephen is senior minister at first church and unitarian church paredes published a novel and illustrated and three history books with his son paul. douglas and lincoln and now nine days. thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you very much virginia were looking very much forward to somebody martin luzern king day. the things auspicious yes . i feel so lucky they contributed to our knowledge and they can help tell the story. we are so pleased that they work with us today. virginia: there's so much tahir. but reference, since you knew doctor kane. how do you like to celebrate the monster luther king holiday. >> in any ways. stephen: one through trying to tell the story of his impact in our lives on the movement, the america and the world history. to trying to communicate. the summer holiday in the tradition of the saints. it is a call to duty to action and commitment. in recommitment and lifting up our accomplishments and yet giving a mirror what has not been done. and it has to be done in all of the challenges and the issues in the agonies that we face at this very hour. so it is a learning from the life of doctor ki

paul. and then to be entangled again with the yoke of bondage. for the suffragist problems it meant the true christians to withdraw from the church and for the congregation. and those that exercise church discipline and john robinson the minister many mayflower passengers consider that his congregations government was a popular democratic was in basic congruence that separatist and the agreement aboard the mayflower eventually became known as the mayflower compact the authors of the agreement referred to it which created body politics and that is a congregation of the body of christ and it is a body of politics the mayflower compact was a makeshift agreement because missing the intended destination and passengers to establish a colony and government in new england and the rest that some passengers may go their own way leading to the colonies early collapse. very terse and mostly boilerplate. and with the talk of the glory of god. >> in the 19th century and in some quarters down to the present slave lines have been drawn for the cabin of the mayflower to the constitutional convention. this is fantasy and that inspiration from john locke not john robinson.

church. he published a novel aya book and three history books with his son paul, sarah's long work, douglas and blinken and now nine days. steven thank you summit serving with us today. >> thank you very much virginia. were looking forward to celebrating martin luther king day with these auspicious guests. paul and i feel so lucky they contributed to our knowledge and now they can help tell the story. we are so pleased they're here with us today. >> i'm so pleased to talk with lb about the story for there so much detail here. but first reverent doctor moss, since you knew doctor king i wondered how you would like to celebrate the martin cake luther king holiday? >> wellin many ways, trying to tell the story of his impact on our lives, the movements, the america and the world history. to trying to communicate that it is not a holiday in the traditional sense. it is a call to duty to action to commitments, recommitment and a lifting up of accomplishments and yet giving a mirror of what has to be done. what has not been done. and all of the challenges, the agonies that we face at this very hour. s

church. inside the bell tower, it houses a bell that was forged by paul reveres son, joseph revere. stamped on it, it says 1822, boston review. it's not the only bell that came to washington. but it's the only one that is still in its place and being used for its original purpose. it's interesting to think about this building. this is the only building on lafayette square that goes back to the air that it goes back to that's still being used for the purpose for which it was built, more than 200 years later. i am very happy to say that we are open most days of the weekend we welcome anybody who likes to come into spend time and be in this gracious space. i also feel compelled to mention that it usually looks a bit different than it does tonight. stewart was telling me it will be practice for a new televangelist ministry. i do not intend to develop that. james madison was president in 1816 wayne st. john's opened. the church decided to offer him a special pew that would be reserved for his use anytime he wanted to come to church. that would be the president pew. back then, there were

constantly about howard dean used steve church and is a cyber security expert facebook doesn't have the best track record when it comes private data protection paul whats app still protects the privacy of personal messages in a big way using end to end encryption the new privacy policy would allow facebook to see messages users exchange with businesses that way facebook could sell ads against that data in an encrypted message to somebody they're the only person with the key to mark that so nobody else can tear not even the application developer what's app has now delayed the changes until may 15th. but that hasn't stopped users from downloading alternatives, including telegram and signal. telegram is a messaging app headquartered in dubai with 500 million users. the company says 25 million recently joint. meanwhile signal got a big boost in downloads thanks to a tweet from elon musk it's backed by one of the original founders of what's at the signal has grown so quickly in recent days, there were some technical issues. still it's one of the most secure ways to exchange messages since uses end to end encryption by default which means no one can in

interface constantly about howard used steve church and is a cyber security expert facebook doesn't have the best track record when it comes private data protection paul whats app still protects the privacy of personal messages in a big way using end to end encryption the new privacy policy would allow facebook to see messages users exchange with businesses that way facebook could sell ads against that data in an encrypted message to somebody they're the only person with the key to our market so nobody else can peer not even the application developer what's app has now delayed the changes until may 15th. but that hasn't stopped users from downloading alternatives, including telegram and signal. telegram is a messaging app headquartered in dubai with 500 million users. the company says 25 million recently joint. meanwhile signal got a big boost in downloads thanks to a tweet from elon musk it's backed by one of the original founders of what's at the signal has grown so quickly in recent days, there were some technical issues. still it's one of the most secure ways to exchange messages since it uses end to end encryption by default which means no one ca

interface constantly about howard used steve church and is a cyber security expert facebook doesn't have the best track record when it comes private data protection paults app still protects the privacy of personal messages in a big way using end to end encryption the new privacy policy would allow facebook to see messages users exchange with businesses that way facebook could sell ads against that data in an encrypted message to somebody they're the only person with the key to our market meant so nobody else can peer not even the application developer what's app has now delayed the changes until may 15th. but that hasn't stopped users from downloading alternatives, including telegram and signal. telegram is a messaging app headquartered in dubai with 500 million users. the company says 25 million recently joint. meanwhile signal got a big boost in downloads thanks to a tweet from elon musk it's backed by one of the original founders of what's at the signal has grown so quickly in recent days, there were some technical issues. still it's one of the most secure ways to exchange messages since it uses end to end encryption by default which means no one

constantly about howard dean used steve church and is a cyber security expert facebook doesn't have the best track record when it comes private data protection paulion the new privacy policy would allow facebook to see messages users exchange with businesses that way facebook could sell ads against that data by an encrypted message to somebody they're the only person with the key to mark that so nobody else can tear not even the application developer what's app has now delayed the changes until may 15th. but that hasn't stopped users from downloading alternatives, including telegram and signal. telegram is a messaging app headquartered in dubai with 500 million users. the company says 25 million recently joint. meanwhile signal got a big boost in downloads thanks to a tweet from elon musk it's backed by one of the original founders of what's at the signal has grown so quickly in recent days, there were some technical issues. still it's one of the most secure ways to exchange messages since uses end to end encryption by default which means no one can intercept what you sent over the last few months more and more and being from right most of the fe

from all four bipartisan leaders of congress to attend a church service to begin this ritual of our democracy. we're told the former speaker paul ryan, also a republican here today. this, of course, comes a day after mitch mcconnell went down to the senate floor and rebuked president trump, laid some of the blame at his feet for what happened here. the door on the other side of this, brian, that was beaten open by rioters, it's still broken. and i think that really is a very stark symbol of how we have gotten to this moment over the course of the past couple of weeks. and it's part of why i think from mitch mcconnell and for others there has been such a push to make a public demonstration. vice president mike pence should be on that list as well. he was not with the president. he is going to be here at the inauguration. there clearly is an interest in sending a message that america, the america we know, it stands even after four years of this president absolutely throwing out every norm and tradition in the book, including, of course, being the first president in the nuclear age not to attend an inauguration, which has required

paul was saying, two different systems for two different people is accurate. >> indeed, and you've seen the treatment of the, you know, the guy, the kid who shot up mother emanuel churchrger king, you know, by police. you've seen the release of the teenager who shot two white black lives matter activists and is out on bail and, you know, allegedly throwing the white power sign. it feels like the ideological disparity is now starting to compete with the racial disparity in terms of treatment. is this something about judges. is this because there are so many conservative judges. what do you think that is about. >> we can think about implicit bias, where just like we saw at the capitol on january 6th, white danger isn't perceived the same way as threats from african-americans even when black folks aren't actually threatening. so with bail, judges are supposed to consider the seriousness of the charges, criminal history, ties to the community, and financial circumstances, and unfortunately the way that judges evaluate this evidence is often to the benefit of people who are rich or people who are white. and look, jail is a bad place, if you're awaiting trial. there's evide

paul, the original white mansplainer. he was not there in the struggle. the god who i was taught about was a god that was always there in the struggle. christianity, churchrecognizes god is not america, has been a real thing. and saying to people that we are taught that god creating a -- created us in her image. but so often we are trying to create god in our image. that is a really tiny god, really small god. i always tell people, for me, being christian does not ask me to give up being african, because the god i know could not have created the world and then forgot about the biggest continent. who god is is a god that sees created. all she with a picture of christianity that more closely resembles the christianity of the apartheid government has been the biggest struggle for me. respond in an above it all way or religious way, when you're president here, the president of the united states, refers to the continent of africa, refers to african countries as -- i will not repeat his words. hole countries, i will repeat it. we are all adults here. my faith does not require me to respond in a nice way to people. crossrson who died on the turnedis a person wh