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and in a report that the baptist joint committee produced with the freedom of religion foundation, weive accounting of all of the ways that christian nationalism worked, to turn what was a political cause into one that is infused with religious fervor and we are to unite this desperate group of attackers in a common cause to attack our democracy through violent means. >> talk to me more about that point to the point that you made so your testimony, that this is not just christian nationalism, this is white christian nationalism. the time that we see between white supremacy and the idea that america should be governed by religion? >> yeah, so christian nationalism is a political ideology, and a cultural framework that is pervasive and persistent. and it is not new. it really dates back to the country's founding, and relies on this mythology of the formation of the country as a quote, unquote, christian nation. one founded by christian for christians, and one that has a special place, particularly for those who help held power at the country's founding. native, foreign, white christians

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think 6 hours on foot jewish reigned from the foundation on the phoenician and aramaic letters in the gray days of the eyelids and the fish became a new off religionorah and worship. nice. so i survived and survived the wild one, which will guard on the ivey om of gallant liters and zahaha their utterance came off only the deacon that the rabbis read torus in the 19th and here, where the addration begins and the ureta yakmovy we take out, we pressed the writing of cottage cheese and not only religions got along with the underarm vocabulary is turned off from the old commandment according to kohl the ends of the nineteenth rostohoddia, a native of belarusian-klya shalom yankelbroyda papashporte solomon abramovich did not write the words yon in iuryt from a private hole and laid a bachatok on the secular foundation of the language of his distant channels, on our lands. the ashkenazis sewed themselves into the datto, here the yanas calmly shackled teach your own culture and faith in the thirteenth herd, especially fashionable jewish pogroms took place. in europe, there, the son of israel was to blame for the disintegration of johnny of the black deat

it's a foundation that i believe in self-government and all the rights of free religion and according to to our own conscious. >>-- conscience. >> the dignitary of harm of discrimination and what's the court likely to do with that argument because it is sort of a finer point on precisely the issue to which the state of colorado is hoping to get and we don't want the discrimination against people and of course the yes response is we also don't want compelled speech but that notion of eliminating dignitary harms and what is the court likely to do with that? >> there's two responses and one is that lori does not discriminate and willingly served everyone and has lgbt clients she worked with on other issues and that's the first point. the second point is that the court never found a dignitary interest to be interest compelling that allows for the compulsion their speech. >> it has in the case of sex discrimination and among the first of bill of rights freedom and even from the past term, we saw two very strongly protected first amendment cases, the case of a cussing cheerleader and the ca

that's really foundational to our ability to self-government. it anchors all of our rights to free religion, free association, everything else depends on the ability to seek and say, according to our conscience. sarah: one of the arguments that was advanced by colorado is that it has a compelling interest in eliminating the dignitary harm of discrimination. what do you think the court is likely to do with that argument? because it is sort of a finer point on precisely the issue to which the state of colorado is hoping to get. we don't want discrimination against people, of course the response is, we also don't want compelled speech but that notion of eliminating dignitary harms, what do you think the court is likely to do with that? erin: i think there's two responses. one is that lauri does not discriminate. she's willingly served everyone and she has lgbtq clients that she works with on other issues. so i think that's the first point. and the second point is that the court has never found a dignitary interest to be an intercompelling -- that allows for the compulsion of speech. the same q

religion because it reveals god not in images, but in concepts. ilyin wrote that at the time of the collapse of the state and the undermining of the foundations existence, it is evil that becomes externally visible and triumphant; it goes beyond the limits of the personality, reveals its spiritual nature to the world, and then ilyin insisted at a certain moment the opposition. evil becomes a duty as an active manifestation of goodness on the part of every spiritually healthy person. after all, a person turns his good will on the body of a villain, as a direct tool of evil on this path, you should not restrain yourself saying. ilyin, after all, reverent awe before the body and the villains of the untrembling before in the face of god, this is a moral prejudice, spiritual cowardice was weak-willed by sentimental superstitions that fetter a healthy person with some kind of psychosis . a true impulse of the spirit so ilyin wrote that about the war, an active struggle against external evil cannot and should not stop before physical violence, murder, as the philosopher believed, i quote. myself. hiding in himself the beginning of evil and far from overcoming

yes, this is this is one of their foundations, because they have the same attitude towards religion,humiliate them with humiliation, they also want to have a family of family value, and we, in general, see such a picture, uh throughout the e-front line, starting from the e-e of the western district of the central there. uh, donetsk lugansk there and beyond the kherson zaporozhye regions everywhere today such work has been built, it is very competent and correctly built, therefore, as they say to us, we always catch up, where are our fighters together with the rest of the units, and our task is to complete the task and protect our people. this is such a task. to all you have already mentioned such a term twice as satanists, yes, they are at the level of the danilov security council, they actually have a dogma such that putin is satan. i don't even know what to call them, if not satanists, we used to call them. uh, in a different guise of shaitans, but these are satanists and lgbtshniki. i happened to have one of these once. uh, loader budanov will be than mariupol when he asked throug

foundational elements, they found an entrepreneurial spirit informed by the dignity and discipline of work. in my own book i propose a new framework. based on encouraging young people to embrace four pillars. family, religion, education and entrepreneurship. a revitalization of the four local mediating institutions that we know drive human flourishing. and today i'm pleased to announce the launch of the free initiative where we will seek to educateee and equip a movement f local leaders who a are already reinvigorating these institutions that help develop agency in young people. central to this effort as a series of gatherings aei will be hosting across the country sparked by the conference we held in may in parkland to texas that brought together brilliant minds such as bob woodson who is in the room to discuss alternative approachess to tacke the challenges facing americans of all races. we will hold our first free conference in birmingham alabama this november 2nd through fourth bringing together civic, academic nonprofit discussions on how to implement the lessons we have learned about upward mobility. we aim to uplift agents of agency around the country. people leading by example, combating unhelpful

you destroy the foundations of society , which a lot of society, which a lot of progressives have done , you progressives have done, you know, you remove i mean, we've got rid of religion't attend church. we we've downgraded and deprived lives. the family. you get rid the industrial job has gone . we industrial job has gone. we shipped all those jobs abroad . shipped all those jobs abroad. and in that environment , the and in that environment, the sort of selfish environment, me first environment, this is doing as well as any country could even that and i until we get a party that is actually going to speak up for the traditional family, mum and dad bringing up their own, i think things will just get worse. to great have you on the show, william. do join us again soon. william bluestone is the leader of the sdp . coming up, rishi sunak's , sdp. coming up, rishi sunak's, new immigration plan. will work. we'll be joined by the tory mp jonathan gallus who is on his way in a cab as we speak. he wants to get tough on immigration. and will this deal with albania do the trick? we'll get to that shortly. also eu caught up in a corruption scandal. surely not. and after this. ho

you destroy the foundations of society , which a lot of society, which a lot of progressives have done , you progressives have done, you know, you remove i mean, we've got rid of religion't attend church. we we've downgraded and deprived lives. the family. you get rid the industrial job has gone . we industrial job has gone. we shipped all those jobs abroad . shipped all those jobs abroad. and in that environment , the and in that environment, the sort of selfish environment, me first environment, this is doing as well as any country could even that and i until we get a party that is actually going to speak up for the traditional family, mum and dad bringing up their own, i think things will just get worse. to great have you on the show, william. do join us again soon. william bluestone is the leader of the sdp . coming up, rishi sunak's , sdp. coming up, rishi sunak's, new immigration plan. will work. we'll be joined by the tory mp jonathan gallus who is on his way in a cab as we speak. he wants to get tough on immigration. and will this deal with albania do the trick? we'll get to that shortly. also eu caught up in a corruption scandal. surely not. and after this. ho

foundations of how we keep our freedom. i am calling in response, my reaction to the caller from new york in regards to freedom from religioni agree. i think as society matures, we will realize the mistakes of the past of religious organizations. and we will have to come to realize that we are certainly a free from religion. and once that is established our society will get better. host: we are marking bill of rights day here. in this 30 minutes on the washington journal. we will return to the conversation here on government spending coming up shortly. the bill of rights, a brief version, can be found here. the first 10 minutes to the constitution summarized below. number one, freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly trade number to the right to bear arms in order to maintain a well regulated militia. number three quarter a soldier. in the fifth amendment, due process of raw -- law. the sixth, right of accused persons, to a public and speedy trial. number seven, the right of a trial by jury in civil cases. number eight, written from excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment. number nine, a right of people. number 10,

religion. all of this latest mischief making is just more of the same , which is to say the the same, which is to say the determination of the empowered elite system optically to remove every last foundationne of western civilisation while simultaneously showing us reminding us who they think is, boss. having excited themselves by stripping away under the egregious wrong lockdown. so much of what it has meant to be human and alive in this part of the world, usual suspects are determined to . keep going until determined to. keep going until the job is done . christianity the job is done. christianity and.the the job is done. christianity and. the family are still standing . so the attacks must standing. so the attacks must continue . lockdown was about continue. lockdown was about draining the joy out of life. every last bit. it was about keeping apart and alone. it was a relentless campaign of fear , a relentless campaign of fear, authority figures who felt no fear of themselves because they knew there was nothing to fear. and broke all their own rules . and broke all their own rules. now it's about bidding farewell to very stuff of life, warmth and winter nourishing food . stop and winte

religion. all of this latest mischief making is just more of the same , which is to say the the same, which is to say the determination of the empowered elite system optically to remove every last foundationne of western civilisation while simultaneously showing us reminding us who they think is, boss. having excited themselves by stripping away under the egregious wrong lockdown. so much of what it has meant to be human and alive in this part of the world, usual suspects are determined to . keep going until determined to. keep going until the job is done . christianity the job is done. christianity and.the the job is done. christianity and. the family are still standing . so the attacks must standing. so the attacks must continue . lockdown was about continue. lockdown was about draining the joy out of life. every last bit. it was about keeping apart and alone. it was a relentless campaign of fear , a relentless campaign of fear, authority figures who felt no fear of themselves because they knew there was nothing to fear. and broke all their own rules . and broke all their own rules. now it's about bidding farewell to very stuff of life, warmth and winter nourishing food . stop and winte