any snitched unless i am convinced by the testimony of scripture or by clear reason i cannot and will not recant anything. so help me god. a man. luther's appearance before the diet of alms went down in history is a turning point in european history but luther didn't have the benefit of hindsight he dead to stand up to the most powerful man on the planet perhaps because he knew he wasn't alone. and then luther knew he had a far reaching social reform movement beyond him and that enabled him to act the way he did involves in volves in the towns we have the support of the middle class just as the intellectual elite associated with the humanists the less. well it's to a degree that the backing of the imperial not and a portion of the clergy supported him to die it is clear was all this coincided with the calculated use of the nascent power of the media the battle to shape public opinion began involves. it was the first propaganda war in european history fought by followers and opponents of the reform of the friar from a german backwater became an international household name one placed o

>> an ecumenical protestant is somebody who takes a less literal outlook on skip scripture. evangelical is more literal and talk about the bible says what it means and means what it says. liberals, ecumenicals are more inclined to see room for interpretation, see growth of protestantism, christianity over time as reflecting new wisdom for how to apply it. the evangelicals are firmer on what they would call orthodoxy, want to stick with something that's tried and true, the face of the fathers and all of that. there is a greater flexibility and openness. the ecumenicals, which is where the term comes from, ecumenicals are big on cooperating with other people, with other protestants, other christians, buddhists, muslims, hindus. the ecumenical approach is more copacious whereas evangelicals stay with the old faith, stick with the home truth. i might also mention that a vocabulary complexity of this is that the term main line is often used to talk about the people i am calling ecumenical protestants. the reason that's deceptive is nowadays it's the evangelicals that are more mai

you can't hide the frightening bits of scripture in islam that freely accessible to everyone one museum or if it's some kind of some to expose your two months i don't want to well you can say that i miss how often you have been. i don't want you. to start all over. again if you will mark i don't always agree with your methods but i agree with your goal in my view your style is sometimes too provocative. look you know you can and i mean but i'll do anything i can to ensure your voice exists because you started an important discussion can you. may come up with a specific didn't you how do you explain that there are muslims who threatened with death. just simply because he criticizes islam so it's. just so. what the people who wish for his death do is justify his position. so this new. term in his death would prove him right. to have a. strange praise indeed when. your work is important to. teach us because our scriptures are sacred they don't allow any critical voice that's pathological deadly you wish death upon others those who avoid dialogue and confrontation are consumed by doubts dee

of the complete holy scriptures the old and new testament were published in german in fifteen thirty four. there is bible in turn shaped the development of the german language. and luther's reformation left its mark permanently not only in europe's protestant norms. luther was a revolution fought for a church based on personal faith he also believed in love and the duty to love one's neighbor. over and over as well that we can seek and find love in everything we do but it will always be incomplete that everlasting love is elsewhere in the bottomless well inside ourselves. cody appreciates that her husband the big door lets her do were own thing. laurie penny calls herself pansexual and polyamorous. luther wouldn't approve of either of them to him marriage and family were anchors in a turbulent world. now what is love it's it's an idea in our heads and the idea and that idea is constantly changing and the idea of romantic love is entirely different now than it was a hundred years ago and we think of these things as constant but they're not constant told. news that rejected celibacy in

now you can't hide the frightening bits of scripture in islam there freely accessible to everyone one museum it takes some time to expose the ottomans yes i wanted. to say that i understand what often they have been. i don't know. how to start all of it. i know. that if you will mark i don't always agree with your methods but i agree with your goal in my view your style is sometimes too provocative. looking not looking any but i'll do anything i can to ensure your voice exists because you started an important discussion can you know. they come up with a specific didn't you how do you explain that there are muslims threatened with death. just simply because he criticizes islam so that you can. just see your vision with some of what the people who wish for his death do is justify his position. so this new. term in his death would prove him right. you have a. strange praise indeed when. your work is important to. teach. because our scriptures are sacred they don't allow any critical voice that pathological deadly you wish death upon others those who avoid dialogue and confrontation are c

beyond it lie the two long buildings that how's the korean trippy talk of buddhist scriptures that are the real treasure of this world heritage site. the stone per go to and the stone lantern the monasteries to most ancient works of art. the main temple the whole of great stillness and brilliance. just. a. few. viro qana is the name of the great buddha justice and true. the buddhist teaching has almost unlimited wisdom is preserved in these too long and too small buildings under the shelter of these roofs lies what is certainly one of humanity's greatest treasures the korean trape talk. for asia this is a treasure as important as the library of alexandria long burnt to the ground or the pyramids of egypt or the few other genuine wonders of the world. more than eighty one thousand printing plates were stored here they were made almost seven hundred years ago and record the knowledge and the thinking of the time along. with the buddhist teachings and some sort of dress not found in other collections. eighty one thousand printing plates made in the thirteenth century almost two hundred ye

for you to do this shows because our scriptures are sacred they don't allow any critical voice that's pathological deadly you wish death upon others those who avoid dialogue and confrontation are consumed by don't see deep within. the need of these. their muslim muslims should try to take a detached review of their religion. right i mean this is coming so that anyone. that's exactly what i did i took a few steps back and looked at the whole thing from the outside i saw how rigid it all was they say it's the world i use a sort of shock therapy to show that it's not the world that the prophet isn't the holiest thing to have ever existed so zog and us escape missed this is this the event. that the qur'an isn't the best book to have ever been written as this this is the move this is this is and it's a book by many people. and is a historical character with flaws and vices and all of that that's what triggers this reaction. the. hours after that some people start to think others become aggressive but we can't just leave it as it is. the conclusion we can draw here with him as a devout musl

a person cannot reform god or his word but a person can change their attitude to the scriptures i think it's important to permit doubt. how can these doubts be accepted if truth example emitted from the outset one format i'm going to start colonized by i know i've witnessed that they should make peace with their critics as everyone should talk first just yes quite criticism must be allowed you don't have to agree but you have to be able to disagree here. get ready for some weekend action. very. spotty w. every match day weekend for the borders league on saturdays and sundays w four forty five. of. the conflict fun as hell and as she got this. sissy guy's memory of a dude has just one question on her mind for her against catalan independence until recently she'd been against separation about the spanish government's hard line approach because she watched heavy news the tank. and thirty minutes on the field. new on d w makers famous stars. at the feet kim and v. god's house of music. club. club and unplugged. three groups starting november third on t.w. it's reformation day on d w. i have

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scripture teaches us that the lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. we seek comfort in those words for we know that god lives in the hearts of those who grieve. to those wounded who are now recovering in hospitals, we are praying for your full and speedy recovery and pledge to you our support from this day forward. in memory of the fallen, i have directed that our great flag be flown at half staff. i will be visiting las vegas on wednesday to meet with law-enforcement, first responders, and the families of the victims. in moments of tragedy and horror, america comes together as one, and it always has. we call upon the bonds that unite us, our faith, our family and our shared values. we call upon the bonds of citizenship that ties this community, and the comfort of our common humanity. our unity cannot be shattered by evil. our bonds cannot be broken by violence, and the we feel such great anger at the senseless murder of our fellow citizens, it is our love that defines us today. it always will forever. in times such as these, i know we are searching

translating the bible martin luther contributed to developing the german language and made the holy scripture accessible user society as a whole to everyone thanks to the printing press the bible was suddenly something everyone had access to the core aspect of faith was there and. all the leavers were able to inform themselves and to be informed citizens in their own faith because once they could read the bible themselves and this led to a new responsibility for education in society education went beyond theological issues and was seen as an important basis for all walks of life. and it was so important for martin luther. talked about. you your the youth being well educated and said that well educated youth would protect the city is because they said he said that the youth and well educated citizens would be the very best way protecting cities and society. so that's the start. of. the reformation ushered in an interest in education with the printing press suddenly. the scum of the hearts of society who would never have had access to education before were suddenly being educated this led to a

over there were dead or alive this morning because of all scripture and maybe to the church for sure it's just a tragedy for the people of the little one still full. but you have been cleared of anybody who's alive. right stayed with the police to form a folder structure for people caught up in the tragedy there was some comfort in coming together. good and my teammates by my side and just yet there were these tests the gratitude that you feel for people being i was just think mostly communities through the able to come together for people to hear. and this is the man said to be the killer sixty four year old stephen paddick a multi-millionaire real estate investor and high stakes gambler. patrick had checked into the iconic mandalay bay hotel from his room on the thirty second floor he had a perfect vantage point above the music festival to carry out his gruesome shooting spree. at paddocks home in the nevada town of miskito police recovered nineteen guns in addition to the twenty three found at the las vegas hotel where the fatal shots were fired well you're concerned as anybody wo

in scripture and reads, "washington's hair given by mrs. washington to miss eliza wadsworth april 5, 1800." he has inscribed it with his own name and 1850, when the locket was made. this piece is the letter book of benedict arnold on his exhibition to kobach in 1775. it starts with the journal which was a copy. what is very interesting about this piece is that it was presented to the maine historical society by ehrenberg and 1831. burr in 1831. it is certainly easy to not have to qualify that. this piece is one of the treasures of maine historical society. it has been microfilmed because the book itself despite the , it has its own intrinsic value. you can see a copy of his signature there. benedict arnold was a general during the revolutionary war who is infamous for later becoming a traitor and transitioning to the british side. andelt very slighted underappreciated during the revolutionary war and thought he would get a better deal on the other side. it did not really work out in his favor. considered the most successful cohort in the co

scripture teaches us the lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spiritfort in those but we know god lives in the hearts of those who grieve. , who are nowd recovering in hospital's, we are praying for your full and speedy recovery and pledge to you our support from this day forward. in memory of the fallen, i have directed our great flag the flown at half staff. i will be visiting las vegas on wednesday to meet with law enforcement, first responders, and the families of the victims. horrornts of tragedy and , america comes together as one. and it always has. we call upon the bonds that unite us, our faith, our family and our shared values. we call upon the bonds of citizenship, the ties of community and the comfort of our common humanity. our unity cannot be shattered by , our bonds cannot be broken by violence and though we feel such great anger at the senseless murder of her fellow citizens, it is our love the defines us today. and always will. forever. in times such as these, i know we are searching for some kind of meaning in the chaos, some kind of

and as richard also pointed out, there are people who actually find -- are finding evidence in scripture to be against climate science and against environmentalism because that's pagan witchcraft to care about the planet. these things are shocking and they should be shocking to your listeners. >> the beam has always been used in many capacities to kind of cherry pick certain things but the golden rule seems to apply the best seems like we can think, this is coming from a kid, 12 years of catholic school. thank you very much. we're going to be back with more on the continuing controversy of nfl and sunday football with players who take a knee to a vice president that would leave a stadium because of those players that take a knee. what is an appropriate protest. >> and what about the anthem? >> oh, it's starting now. >> what are the players doing? are they acting like little s.o.b.s? >> no. they seem to be respectable. wait. one of them is kneeling. >> get out of their, mike. bail. haul ass, mike. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can

hutchinson continued both of these activities, midwifery and teaching other women about scripture, in boston, where she moved with her husband and 12 children in 1634. the bible talk she gave and her parlor were so popular with women that they soon attracted as many as 80 people at a time, including influential men like , who ing sir henry vane 1636 defeated the colony's founder, and the race for governor. winthrop called her between the court and a charge of heresy and behaving in a manner not fitting for her sex. this is a quote -- it was not tolerable for women to teach men. during two days of interrogation, hutchinson butnded herself brilliantly her male judges, faced with the threat to public order, banish term from massachusetts bay colony. a few weeks before that trial, anne hutchinson had been present at a so-called monstrous birth. it had been a difficult earth for a young woman, so the midwife who was attending her had sent for anne hutchinson, hoping she could help. unfortunately, the baby girl had a condition that is now known -- her brain was undeveloped. she died soon af

. >> we recall the words of sacred scripture.o one has greater love than this to lay down one's life. let us pray. almighty god, source of faith and love, be present with us importantow on this location for our nation, as we recognize the extraordinary selfless service of captain mike rose. his heroic acts of sacrifice reveal to us the true dignity of each and every one of us, of all our mothers and sisters. they these few moments here today and this example of showin roses noble service the way of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. may his her like acts stir within us all the sacred desire to serve our nation. to serve with honor. and to serve with selfless acts that lead to peace. amen. president trump: thank you very much. please join me in welcoming captain michael gary rose to the white house. [applause] president trump: for many years, the story of mike's heroism has gone untold. gather to present him with the nations highest honor. today, is his wife margaret, their three children, , sarah, claire and michael, an

but don't write it in ancient scriptures.writing -- >> it's a little messy. >> it's a little messy. >> thankful for a second chance. >> it looks like you're using ancient scripture, you know. >> second chance to change my life and to get into the steps of an alcoholism program. >> while things are looking up for abbey, marc gonzales has had a big setback, one likely to disappoint his mother. >> said don't get in any trouble. don't do anything bad. >> shortly after his mother's return to minnesota, gonzales was given a new job. he was moved from laundry detail to helping in the jail's intake unit. >> inmate gonzales was a trustee worker as we call it. inmate gonzales would take his property and put it in different carts and bins so he had access to inmate property and he stole a cell phone and transported it back to his dorm. >> but gonzales says one of his co-workers stole the phone. >> he ended up stealing a cell phone from the property bag. it was in the big thing of clothes, and i just put it in the bag along with some lik

. ♪ >> we recall the words of sacred scripture, no one has greater love than this than to lay down one'sife for one's friends. let us pray. almighty god, our hope and our love, be present with us here now. on this so important occasion for our nation. as we recognize the extraordinary, selfless service of captain mike rose. his heroic acts of sacrifice reveal to us the true dignity of each and every one of us of all our brothers and sisters. may these few moments here today and this example of captain rose's noble service trace for us, for the world the way of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. may his heroic acts stir within us all the sacred desire to serve our nation, to serve with honor and to serve with these selfless acts that lead to peace. amen. president trump: please, thank you. thank you very much, chaplain hurley. vice president pence, secretary shulkin, members of congress, members of the armed forces and distinguished guests, please join me in welcoming captain gary michael rose to the white house. [applause] president trump: for many years the stories of mike's he

men and women who risked their lives to save their fellow citizens gave proof so the words of this scripturea light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it. [cheers and applause] all of america is praying for the wounded and the grieving. we will be with them today. and we will be with them forever. [applause] saying --to finish by and we understand it was so horrific to watch and so terrible -- but to those who , we knowones they love that we cannot erase your pain, that we promise to never, ever leave your side. we are one nation and we all heard together. we hope together and we heal together. [cheers and applause] we also stand with the millions of people who have suffered from the massive fires which are right now raging in california, and the catastrophic hurricanes along the gulf coast, in puerto rico, the virgin islands. and i will tell you, i left texas and i left florida and i left louisiana and i would to puerto rico and i met with the president of the virgin islands. these are people that are incredible people. they have suffered gravely. and we will be there.

. >>> and that gets played out in the narratives that they say with the people, not only about scripture, about the faith, but about the community itself. now, i think it is possible to think of this as a shrinking community and when you do, you get very careful about how do we spend our money? how are we being thrifty? how are we being stewards in that sense, because you see the pool is declining. you're worried about it. >> yes. >> the sisters that i think in another generation of priests as well had this view of a faith and divine providence in the sense of the tomorrow's being better tomorrows depending on what they were doing so they had an expansive view of this gift of the faith, a gift that brought them great joy and one that they wanted to share. if that is your mindset, what you're going to end up doing is saying well, maybe we have not a ton now, but it is only because we haven't tapped our resources. it is only because we haven't expands the pool. the father and i used to talk about trying to grow the market share of catholics. this mentality of they just haven't heard the go

and made the holy scriptures accessible to ordinary people up.to what extent did he help to bring about the creation of a unified genesis a. new thing of the nation just. because that in the way they start to divide the country do we deal with where they start to divide the language. blood will flow for good. night the soviet union is breaking the heart. that night everyone knew the decision would seal everyone's face or give us grounds that my sense. of. the members of the russian federation would have to find their own way politically and economically with some money credibly difficult tough or not most of that should give this democracy was a license you got the elections were a fraud so privatization was. robbery tourist instead of cultivating its culture its roots and language it brought forth a reclusive nationalism the back of the soviet union's heritage where does russia stand today and moscow's empire our series starting november fifth on t.w. . new on d w graves famous stars emmy and now. the the jack that came in vegas house of musical

so that everyone could understand it and the newly invented printing press helped him spread the scriptures in the for an ocular. despite the christian schism and some shadow is excited about the anniversary and the chance to meet with lutheran colleagues he thinks both churches today recognize more things that unite then divide them. i don't believe we are celebrating it nor are the lutheran celebrating it. rather we are commemorating the split in the church and hoping to do what we can to overcome it when. one thing the two churches already share in this jubilee year is a love song just the way luther would have liked it. luther was a voracious reader and an extremely prolific bestselling author at the height of his fame three times as many books were published in germany than in france and italy together most of them written by luther he was aided by good and bad new book printing technology without which he would have never become so popular know all the reformation so successful the anniversary celebration is also high. having an effect on the modern book market dozens of musicology bo

my granddaughter to read books to me but i want to do that myself and what i'm reading the holy scriptures is very important to me. more a teacher is here on a voluntary basis the teaching materials and the pink school saris are funded by a charity organization the aim is for the women to become more independent of their families. like. the woman standing in the village improves if they can read and write in rural communities women are still supposed to stay in the kitchen but education also means they enjoy respect. but the class comes with its challenges. by has poor hearing and it's hard for her to keep up. but she still benefits the women are like my own mother so i could never bad mouth them it's important for them to each learn at their own pace. some are faster than others but that's just how it is. to make you. who supply was born in from danny and has spent her entire life here she was married at fifteen and raised three children and she still helps them today with the cooking and other household chores. she's not exactly sure when she was born although her daughter reckons she's

the bible he rejected rules if in his opinion they contravenes the word of god as laid out in the scriptures he concluded that a life of chastity in a convent was not all done by god. being a fruitful and multiply that's what it says in genesis and that was the relevant factor for the listener and with the protestant reform as it says people should enjoy their sex humanity and their physicality that's true for women and for nine and they're supposed to marry have children and thereby fulfill god's will. according to luther god's grace alone will save a person not a chaste life behind monastic walls monks and nuns were leading a life no closer to god's will than people outside the monastery. and that meant nobody should be forced to lead a life behind content morals luther's ideas spread very quickly helped by flyers printed in large numbers these writings also found their way into convents such as an engine where they had an explosive impact. because just. what happened there in april fifteenth twenty three has been seen as an important step for women's rights catalina from bora and eleven o

quoting scripture saying he would go to las vegas on wednesday. >> reporter: that's right. it looks like he's laying the ground work for that having gotten on the phone to speak to the governor of nevada, also speaking to the mayor of las vegas and the sheriff in that city there. as you can imagine, a lot of groundwork needs to be laid for the president to go to that city, which is still in really the first few stages of emergency reaction to this mass shooting. now here at the white house, it appears they truly want the president's remarks today from the diplomatic room to be it. to be the focus because right now they are closing off access to some of the president's other scripted and sched process of body recovery out there and evidence recovery and evidence documentation. so you're going have to ask the publics' patience as we bring information forward. that's a long, laborious process to identify the victims and reunite them with the family members to advice them of their situation. the las vegas metropolitan police department headquarters in order to conduct a reunifi

fa scripture teaches us the lord is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit reporter: the president also spoke of togetherness. >> our unity cannot be shattered by evil. sr bonds cannot be broken by violence. and though we feel such great anger at the senseless murder of our fellow citizens, it is our love that defines us today. >> reporter: and the struggle to comprehend madness. >> i know we are searching for some kind of meaning in the s,aos, some kind of light in the darkness. the answers do not come easy. >> reporter: words did not come easily for press secretary sarah huckabee sanders, overcome when describing acts of heroism that in some cases cost lives. >> the memory of those who displayed the ultimate expression of love amidst an oimaginable act of hate will never fade. >> reporter: the white house said this was no time to discuss gun control or any other possible policy response. it was instead a time for silence and white house it was i siurning. (bell tolls) in a 2015 interview, after a mass shooting in oregon, candidate president trump said save

scripture teaches us the lord is close to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. we seek comfort in those word for we know that god lives in the hearts of those grief. >> this afternoon the president and the white house staffers took part in the moment of silence on the white house lawn. the president is set to visit las vegas on wednesday. >>> those who lived through this nightmare are still trying to come to grips with the horror that unfolded right in front of them. alexandria movies at philadelphia international airport right now. alex, you talked with some who just arrived home from las vegas. >> reporter: yeah, ukee that is right, you said it, it is still sinking in for people that we spoke with. they went from such a high to such a terrible low, so quickly and they are now left to wrestle with the what their thoughts were. >> i have to call my mom, shots being fired, told her i loved her. i said i'll be okay. >> reporter: steve gold of wilmington arrived off his plane from las vegas with weary eyes and a aching heart. >> only thing i know sometimes , you k

not sure there is a better analogy to god than to know that i'm dad to paraphrase the scripture. what my kids do not see is maced dagan up wiping tears out of my eyes. it hurts to me my wife and kids and pain. gunner's screams are so terrible he cannot talk, holds his throat with his hands and tries to cover his ears with his elbows. i knew the doctor said his ears would hurt, had no idea how badly it would hurt. people are trying to sterilize themselves from pain like this. they want to shield themselves. i want to shield my wife from pain. pain is part of the process. how do we appreciate joy if we had not known misery or pain. if nothing else there's a theology to pain and suffering. i have a preacher friend who tells the story about pain from an old church was three women had cancer. the first took an oral chemotherapy like my wife, had no nausea. the second woman took traditional chemotherapy, lost weight and her hair fell out. the third woman had done all of it and nothing worked, all she had was prepared to die. the first woman looked at the second and despite her pain was

praying for you and we are here for you and we ask god to help see you through this very dark period scriptureteaches us the lord is close to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit we seek comfort in those words for we know that god lives in the hearts of those who grieve to the wounded who are now recovering in hospitals we are praying for your full and speedy recovery and pledge to you our support from this day forward in memory of the fallen i have directed that our great flag be flown at half staff. i will be visiting las vegas on wednesday to meet with law enforcement first responders and the families of the victims in moments of tragedy and. america comes together as one and it always has we call upon the bonds that unite us our faith our family and our shared values we call upon the bonds of citizenship the ties of community and the comfort of our common humanity. our unity cannot be shattered by evil our bonds cannot be broken by violence and though we feel such great anger at the senseless murder of our fellow citizens it is our love that defines us today and alw

over there were dead or alive when it because of all scripture and maybe the church but we're just trying to repeat a little one story will. when you have been cleared but nobody was alive. stayed with the police to form a folder. for people caught up in the tragedy there was some comfort in coming together to get down my teammates my side and just yet to really express the gratitude that you feel for people being. interesting mostly communities through the able to come together for the body. and this is the man said to be the killer sixty four year old stephen paddick a multi-millionaire real estate investor and high stakes gambler. patika checked into the iconic mandalay bay hotel from his room on the thirty second floor he had a perfect vantage point above the music festival to carry out his gruesome shooting spree. at paddocks home in the nevada town of miskito police recovered nineteen guns in addition to the twenty three found at the las vegas hotel where the fatal shots were fired well you're concerned as anybody would be and we were that somebody close to home would. do something

a person cannot reform god or his word but a person can change their attitude to the scriptures and ihink it's important to permit doubt. how can these doubts be accepted if critics are permitted from the outset for now i'm going to colonize i know i've witnessed that they should make peace with their critics everyone should talk first just yes quiets criticism must be allowed you don't have to agree but you have to be able to disagree here. books and mall books. a special edition of oz twenty one. frank but celebrates from. awards and award winners. a report on the financial health of the book industry the two thousand and seventeen frank book fair. and thirty minutes. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. u.s. american music takes a look at germany it is increasing use of the traditions for everyday lives and language and there's a lot of. young good. looking for guy a d w dot com the germans. he survived hell on earth. he was freed from islamic state torture chambers after two hundred eighty days. now massud has escaped to germany and he's hun