pentecostal and moderate evangelical. [interviewer:] okay, one of the difficulties people come uwith when we talk about religious diversity and a classroom religious pluralism there's a tendency to say, "well, if you study all the religions, you water down your own religion." is there a way that a model or technique people might use, to cherish the integrity of their own views yet appreciate other worldviews or are we just barking up the wrong tree here? [prof. marty:] what's the big difference between appreciating and adopting? we once had a class in this campus where four people gave the views of the catholic mass. one took the role of freud, one of marx, one of marx's favorite, one of durkheim, four great students explaining that the mass is nothing but this, nothing but that. and after it was over a student in the class said that was very - you should have somebody there who believes in it. we said, "two of them do." a catholic can take on the role of being sigmund freud interpreting something in order to understand t

blessed, oh, blessed be our meeting on this morning of pentecost. then i am lost. lost. unless you can answer riddles. tell me. tell you. yes, i will. where has peer gynt been since you saw him last? been? with the mark of destiny on his brow as he sprang forth in the mind of god. can you tell me that? if not, i must go to my home down in the land of mists. that riddle is easy. tell me, where was my self, my true self, my whole self? in my faith, in my hope and in my love. what do you say? now, you speak riddles. ah, then you are the mother to that child. yes, i am. but who is its father? it is he who forgives when the mother prays. my mother, my wife, oh, thou pure woman. hide me in my love. oh, hide me, hide me. ♪ sleep, oh sleep, my dearest boy ♪ ♪ i will cradle you, i will guard you ♪ ♪ sleep, oh sleep, my love, my joy ♪ ♪ sleep now and rest you sat on my lap. we played together. the livelong day you've lain on my breast. you've always been close to my heart. now you're tired. you can rest. [humming] we shall meet at the last crossroads, peer. ♪ sleep, oh sleep

they are protesting $16 billion worth of upcoming spending cuts that will slash wages, pentecost and welfare benefits but with the country on the brink of bankruptcy the greek government is expected to approve those unpopular cuts. and more austerity protests in madrid. thousands of demonstrators clashed with police. they are demanding constitutional reform as the government prepares a new round of austerity measures. concerns over recoveryawayed down overseas recovery. nikkei sank 2% while hang sang lost 1%. stocks on wall street plunged after a federal reserve official raised doubts on whether the bank's effort to boost economic growth would work. the dow lost 101 points while the nasdaq fell 43 point in the worse selloff in three months. investors may be uneasy in america but americans say they are feeling more confident. the consumer confidence board leaped up to 90 pushed by brighter outlook for hiring. still 20 points below what's considered to be healthy. consumer spending drives 70% of the nation's economy. good news on the housing market. home prices kept their upward moment

republican conservative party in the evangelical vote for the picasso but, in the 1980's -- or pentecostal vote, in the 1980's, that is where you went to talk about great falls, and yet had a lot in north carolina and south carolina. host: florida, republican line. go ahead with your question or comment. caller: this is my first time ever calling. i probably will get nervous. anyway, i am very concerned with this election. i come from a communist country. i know people want to refuse that obama has any threat to this country and leaning toward socialism and communism, but i know differently. i am very, very concerned he is not following with his country is all about. people are running away from their countries to come to america to find what obama wants io implement is different -- do not want cuba here in america. am concerned with the inefficiency of government, with the bloated bureaucracy, with what he said about government control of industry. he took over gm, it all the money to the unions, and bypass the bondholders. that has never been done in america. i am concerned about the civ