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followed o the our regulation no endorsement no mention of the campaign and get the freedom from religion foundation raise holy hell about it and they badgered the irs into launching a year-long investigation against our church from which w were finally exonerated and as you mentioned that three days before the twentytwenty electio sunday november 1 you had joe biden going to the sharon baptist church standing in fron of a campaign banner banner soliciting votes the pastor did the same they can and not one word from the irs or the freedo from religion foundation the left that care about democrats shamelessly kenah dating in the left minority churches about their trying to muzzle the speech of what happens in conservative church as a. >> to your point this is from the texas intrepid the headline reads churches are breaking the law and endorsing an experts say . the irs and looks at other way. >> they're trying to troll for people to complain to the irs. i have no desire to address candidates from the pulpit, but the government now has the powe to define what political speech is. it's encouraging peop

in almost 50 of our regions, the predominant subject was just secular ethics, and not the foundations of religion understand the label behave. and this is a gigantic problem, all with horror, those who have encountered this, they say how to explain that etiquette is different things with another marker. the spirituality of russians is considered to be the number of churches in the country, there are about 30,000 of them in the leaders of moscow in the early nineties. there were a little more than 50 of them in the capital today 1.200. at the same time, according to statistics, there are very few of those who regularly go to the temple. only 5%, although more than 70% of our citizens call themselves orthodox. these are the situations when the priest cannot serve the liturgy, because the obligatory condition for serving the liturgy is that there should be at least one parishioner in the church, while the extreme enthusiasm among believers causes the opportunity to touch previously inaccessible saints in 2014 for 10 hours, residents and guests of the capital stood in line at the mountains of the mag

foundation of human relationships. no longer tribe, no longer blood, no longer religion. politics had been put in a cabinet. the nation-state now had to justify itself. it can be given by signing by the pope, or anyone else. it had to be -- that is the foundation that it worked, on and again to this concrete reality through the founding of the united states. that's the revolution. >> i think it's really important having this discussion of freedom of conscience and religious liberty. because, as you guys know, the principle of freedom of conscience is under assault that none of us on the stage have ever seen. at least in our memories. so, it's good to have the discussion, isn't it? we have more questions here. go ahead. >> that last question also, have to tell, you that question has been answered by someone. -- didn't believe in the story. he describes senator carthage going to run to accuse harrell, thinking they were defending it but doing exactly the opposite, destroying it. what was accounted for that loss was that those elites hated their country and can save it because of that. and, guess what? there is

asteria the rise of the nation state that james the whole foundation of human relationships, no longer tribe no longer blood no longer religion. the politics have been put in a cab. the nation-state now had to justify itself. it couldn't. as it were given the scientifically by the pope or anybody else. it had in fact it worked with people. well, every brand is own full and that's the foundation it had to work on in that pain is concrete reality through the founding of the united states. that's the revolution. i think it's really important to having this discussion about freedom of conscience and religious liberty because as you guys know that principle freedom of conscience is under assault in ways that none of us on this stage i think have ever seen at least in our memories, so it's good to have the discussion, isn't it? we got more questions here. go ahead. who didn't believe and destroyed multiscued philosophy he described a sinning and carthage going to rome to accuse animal thinking they were defending correct doing exactly the all the destroyed it and what is a count of that was reciting. those elites hated their countr

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foundations and going , you know, foundations and going, you know, 800,000 jews hospitals were first set up in britain by christian community and today it's groups , all religionst it's groups, all religions that run and operate food to benefit their community. so i'm not just a christian who would defend the role of christianity, which i would also defend the role and participation of all religions in british society. so i are concerned . i mean, we have split concerned. i mean, we have split hairs about the terminology. the fact of the matter is there are more people this country now that christian fact. that are not christian fact. they religious at all, they are not religious at all, actually there are people actually than there are people identifying as christian. identifying as being christian. and you get concerned by the and do you get concerned by the decline? think it's decline? do you think it's something people should be something that people should be troubled or not? i wouldn't troubled by or not? i wouldn't use the word troubled, would i say maybe the archbishop say? maybe like the archbishop of that is the of york that there is the challenge bec

of the edmund burke foundation, author of conservatism a rediscovery discussed whether western civilization is worth defending any of community has a public it has a public religion. it has a public philosophy there is a an implicit or explicit framework that every human lives. that's what allows what allows our our children to not have to reinvent. and, you know, every thought idea, every every standard, every norm from scratch every generation is that something something something very big in general is inherited. and and i think quite a few people have argued that that the rapidly rising woke woke neo marxism, whatever you want to call this, whatever you want to define it, that movement is making a bid to offer a public religion and it's succeeding, succeeding very, very well in, creating a new public religion, a new public philosophy for the united states and britain and for other countries. and and and the. the previous public religion or, public philosophy, which, again, i you know, i don't want to go down the rabbit holes of labels and definitions, but in my book i argue that from after world war two until the year 2020, there was a hegemony of a thing tha