in the islamic scriptures they are considered crimes. also i would like to indicate that some of the -- they are by the terrorists extremism, they should be faced and confronted, and actually the islamic league confronted those ideologies that the extremists have an -- and they are very weak, however, they were able to expand during the past few years because they were not able to go through their ideology details and the islamic league was able to confront these ideologies because there week -- because they are weak and they were dismantled in the first round. >> and is your view on prohibiting or criminalizing attacks against innocent civilians apply everywhere, from cairo to tel aviv, to new york to paris? clement -- >> i say generally that this is a general rule. islam is incriminating attacking civilians anywhere on this earth. >> thank you. when we were chatting earlier, you said to me, rob, when there is peace, we will meet together in jerusalem. i will say that again. when we were chatting over dinner you said to me, rob, when th

greeley the editor of the new york tribune, wrote -- longs for peace, shudders at the prospect scriptures, of further wholesale devastations, of the new rivers of human blood. so persuaded was lincoln with editorial pages like that, that he was going to lose his bid for reelection, that in late august, he and a memorandum where he cabinets members to sign blindly. they were not allowed to read the contents of the memo. this is what the memo said -- this morning, as for some days past, it seems exceedingly probable that this administration will not be reelected. then, it will be my duty to so cooperate with the president-elect who is likely to be george mcclellan so as to save the union between the

the islamic scriptures they are considered crimes. also, i would like to indicate that some of the -- by the terrorists extremism, they should be confronted and actually islamic leave confronted those ideologies, the extremist once these theories have been dismantled because they are very weak. however, they were able to expand during the past few years because they were not able to go through the ideology details on the islamic lake because they are weak, they have and have been dismantled in the first round. >> does your view on prohibiting or criminalizing attacks against innocent civilians apply everywhere? from cairo to tel aviv to new york, to paris? >> generally this is a general rule. islam is incriminating attacking civilians anywhere on this earth. >> we're chatting earlier, you said to me rob, when there is peace, we will meet together in jerusalem. i'll say that again. we were chatting over dinner, you said to me rob, when there's peace we will meet in jerusalem. i'm not going to ask you a political question. i have respec

it does not line up with callscriptures -- scriptures anti-violence, anti-killings.-s is just the form of nothing more than a modern-day form of what my good friend calls slave religion, the religion that abuses the scriptures and uses it to support political opinions that are not the politics of god but the politics -- or the politics of christ. jeffress is spewing hate and the fullness. -- meanfulness. we see it happening in this country, the same group of pr withill go with and president trumpa and his other allies in the congress andy bless them while trump and his ying on the port and a broken and the hurting. it is sad. it is costing people their lives. it is in spirited and the world should stand up and speak out against it. and clergy and people of faith to speak out against it and we should stop in the media signing christian and evangelical to persons like this. if we say it, we should say it" or call it what it is. it is not chchristianity, it is not evangelical is in, it is not the religion of jesus who in his first sermon said to follow jesus, preach goo

beyond it lie the two long buildings that house the korean trippy taka buddhist scriptures that are the real treasure of this world heritage site. the stone pogo to and the stone lantern are the monasteries to most ancient works of art. the main temple the whole of great stillness and brilliance. few. hours. watching. viral qana is the name of the great buddha justice and truth. 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 trippy taka. 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 buddha's teachings and some sort of drugs not found another collection. eighty one thousand printing plates made in the thirteenth century almost two hun

your scripture says, there is a time o tear and a time to mend. a time to be silent and a time to speak. a time to love and a time to hate. a time for war and a time for peace. lord, we time to be silent and a time to pray for a time of mending and unity in this country. we pray for a time to turn away from hate and choose to love one another, despite our differences. and we pray for a time of peace. we know by your hate and choose to love one scriptures that your son jesus is the prince of peace. the king of kings and the lord of lords. let the peace of love of god rule in our hearts and may we remember that peace and love is from him who is, who was and who is to come. as my little girl reminds me each morning when i rise, this is the day the lord has made. may we rejoice and be glad in it. and in the precious name of jesus i ray, amen. >> namaste . my salutations to all of you. all of us are divine. are born through the divinity in all of ou. may i begin with om . my humble salutations. next, my salutations to the -- in all incarnation. all are

the holy scripture the bible was to be the sacred foundation of his kingdom even in every day matters. then sheepishly is it not written in the holy scripture that even god rested on the seventh day and god blessed the seventh day because he rested from all his works on that day and he got shot you say sunday should be a day free from work hard so far as i'm on is here because it would be god's will i like all christians should dedicate this day to the lord and to their family. serby it. more and oppression scholarly ness and beauty these were no contradictions in chalices mind the tradition he and his court scholars introduce is not just a fundamental educational reform it amounts to the rebirth of a classical latin world. since the decline of rome in the chaos of the great migrations this ancient culture had with it the latin spoken by the months and priests was corrupted their writings were barely legible charlemagne sense that his unified empire needed one language and one script. c.d.c. the has to be a clear order when writing clear rules everyone has to write the same so everyon

meetings held in church, they were very spiritual, lots of singing, praying, script reading, -- scriptureeading. the singing was not secular songs, they were spiritual songs. they were freedom songs that were grounded in negro spirituals. so, the movement was largely spiritual. the church played a role of opening the doors to give a place for the mass meeting. the pastors were involved in the movement. the movement was largely made up of the pastors of the churches in this area. the same running through most of the speeches that african-americans were imported people, and that we deserved real freedom, and the freedom to do all of the things that had been denied us down through the years. that theme ran throughout, and also a theme that ran throughout, dr. king teaches when he spoke and when he preached that theme, although not easily accepted by many, was easily accepted by most of us, because we knew that violence would not bring peace. it would only bring more violence. more specific training for young people on how to protect yourself if you were marching and accosted by those with bi

>> the scripture is coming, and they're trying to clean up the path. >> i mean, it's beautiful. it's like spiritual and determined at the same time, you know? with everything going, i kind of feel like i'm in the middle of a dream. i keep seeing things i'm not expecting to see. >> a shower of flowers. >> oh, yeah. >> when i left, i was still shocked that i hadn't heard of this parade before. but also i was a little bit afraid of what happens if too many non-sikhs do hear inter. as a nation, are we ready to handle so many people who look so different from how many of us define an american? are we really ready for a religion that has equity baked into it? are we ready to regularly and truly talk about love, peace and oneness outside of memes and beatle songs? on basic level, can we handle that much access to free food? i hope the rest of us can, because the sikh is met in yuba city are ready, and that values they believe in match up well with what this country is supposed to believe in. are you ready? i know i am. i've already got my head scarf picked ou

the scripture is coming and they are trying to clean up the path and they are showering flowers.ke spiritual and determined at the same time, you know. with everything going, i feel like i'm in the middle of a dream. i keep seeing things i'm not expecting to see. >> now you're being showered with flowers. >> oh, yeah. >> when i left, i was still shocked that i hadn't heard of this parade before but also, i was a little afraid of what happens if too many non-sikhs hear about it. are we ready to handle so many people that look different from how we define america and a religion that has equity baked into it? are we readily to regularly and truly talk about love, piece and oneness. that much access to free food?e i hope the rest of us can because the sikhs i met are ready and the values they believe in match up well with what this country is supposeed to believe in. are you ready? i know i am. i got my head scarf picked out for next year. ♪ ♪ >>> when i was a kid, there were two countries, east germany and west germany. they were divided by a wall and at some point they realized the

i talk about the oneness we share in worshiping the same god in the scriptures. i want to be clear. i'm not a big it, i'm not an extremist, but i do without apology embrace the most foundational belief of christianity and that is the faith alone in jesus christ is the exclusive way to heaven. jesus said i am the way, the truth and the life, no man comes to the father but through me. people can disagree with jesus's words, millions of them do but the fact that i and hundreds of millions of evangelical christians around the world believe what jesus said about the way to heaven does not make us a big it. this is not a surprising statement, the fact is this has been the teaching of the church for 2000 years. >> you understand why some folks are offended and are you surprised by reaction, the critics you had today? >> i think people take my statements out of context, that has happened many times. it is sad that on such a historic day like today mitt romney would feel the need to steal the spotlight by launching a vicious and unfounded attack against me. i am not a big it on extremist. i

on the subject why is cremation such an important element in hindu tradition it comes from the scriptures one of the most important and sent to reduce to sort of think of creamy sin is to begin to think about the dead person himself or herself participating individually as a sacrifice we've seen with being used in the cremation at this site is that an important and integral part of commission as well in the hindu produce yes so join the victory is very significant the fire is aesthetic that is seen with a certain degree of greece so that would explain the reluctance that hindus exhibit in trying and adopting alternative ways of cremating i would think it is part of a certain kind of order to track see you what are you have been doing and this is very difficult to shed in case of death rituals university. indians might be resistant to change when it comes to saying goodbye to loved ones . but the environmental impact. cremation can no longer be ignored. as india's population approaches a staggering one point three billion more dates and more cremations only spell further than mine mental p

they had a wide variety of scriptures they could have selected.selecting that one, whether they were aware of it or not, that led me to the sermon that actually got preached. it's a fabulous text. it's a part of the bible that people may or may not have read. it's part of wisdom literature. it actually is love poetry between a man and a woman in the bible. they etch prexpress their love h other throughout the book. and then in the eighth clhapter near the end, the woman actually senses that their love between the two of them is part of a greater love that has another source. that's where the text and the whole flow of that sermon came from the selection of the bible passage by the royal couple themselves. >> it was really amazing. honestly, we have never seen a royal wedding like this. we have never seen this amount of diversity, this amount of sort of raising the rafters. sort of a simplicity or so, a familiarity very modern. meghan markle didn't play down, she played up her african-american roots. you referred to martin luther king and many othe

or the fake chemical attack in syria and what they're saying about the scriptural case well looking forwardto such a great the wonderful game of football i'm looking to the world to come together this is why all of this conflict and row is just a diversion and is just pure propaganda and it needs to stop and stop now and i think in the end english fans will ignore this police officer they will go there they'll have a drink i'm not even get drunk that i enjoy a festival of football hopefully have lots of banter with the opposing fans how silly no trouble at all a little trouble and it can be a sort of aeration of the beautiful game and hopefully in some way bring countries together and perhaps also break down this narrative that our governments are pushing at the moment that russia is the enemy. but other important football tournament recently took place in the russian capital to raise awareness about rough sleeping children. pst this is ati international many more of your world wide stories the comma at the top of the hour. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the

square pile was back when she was discharged from the same hospital last month and at the time scriptural put out a statement via the police saying that she was appealing for privacy and that despite being a russian citizen she was refusing all consular assistance from russia she's been kept well away from the public eye and out of the glare of the media and i think we can expect something very similar with a square pile to happen in fact i don't expect we're going to hear much more about him or his daughter from the british isles or ts at least and that in itself is very interesting given the massive scandal that the that poisoning sparked in the diplomatic fallout that we've had as a result between russia and the u.k. take a look at how the for the poisoning of the former double agent and his daughter has unfolded over the past two months. well. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against . the script. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia is just because this has happened again

lives were saved did the scribbles recover was it a miracle because no one seems to know where the scriptures are today but is it preempting any final conclusion by the o.p.c. w. that the alleged poison used in england was a russian origin and why five was parker used in speech in berlin to conflated with syria similarly arf to the sickening attack on the people of duma in syria the russian state machine pumped out a torrent of lies aimed at undermining international consensus yes because heads of governments around the world are is unable to cope as the british people in the face of facebook posts a tweet here or there undermines the entire international consensus what's the point of the o.p.c. w when russia can tweet some this week though may wonder what the point is. the united nations the i.c.c. or international law i'm joined now by someone who interviewed osama bin laden when u.k. spy agencies should probably have been interviewing him the topic is what this week amnesty international calls war crimes and the breaking of international law joining me is the editor in chief of royal youm

screwballs i want to ask you the scriptures were first treated for a drug overdose but experts tell us that the symptoms of such an overdose or very different to the symptoms of not chalk how does not the chalk affect the human body well first i can tell you that. there is no information on how much. acts. are in the human body because even in the two thousand and eleven. w. medical condition that there is no information. how these chemical acts but all the structures like are going to pass for us compounds the facts about the same the produce facts and the symptoms. exporter for which the people construct prescription. become produce and secrets like runny nose running eyes and saw their. skin shivery. muscles shivering and convulsions the last of consciousness in the finally death from a stop in. now i mean obviously those are very very severe symptoms the result of a nerve agent attack one of the nurses at the hospital said that no additional protection was used at first is it surprising at all to you being a chemical where. expert that none of the medical staff at the hospital suff

press they have been issued orders from the government not to report on certain details of the scriptures affair or what exactly those details are where those details might lead what do the british government their default position would be if it is to defend. security interests is that a is that a viable defense well i mean there appears to be that they're using it. the argument that british national security is threatened if british media questions the british government's own narrative about what happened then looks into details of this case does seem a little farfetched to me it seems peculiar to me as well because i'm it's the. there is they're defending something that they that hasn't been explained in another country another country they might call it blatant censorship you know how do you look at this one because it was the biggest story in the news in now it's hardly there and there's been an enormous amount of damage done as a result if we compare it to the new yankel case which started to exactly twelve years ago to the case was much better staged at least there were photos of

the scripture. that can be no suggestion of business as usual in relation to our interaction with russia mr speaker this action has happened against japan. a drop of a well established pattern of russian state aggression and in regards to where the novacek came from well the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander inventor was just saying in that press conference that as this story unfolds more doubt is being cast upon the u.k. government's continuous assertion that it could have only been moscow behind the attack take a listen. from for example from the from the czech republic from the president or church group of this certain amount of was produced to. do simply that fuses throw this to resent me that russia is the only country that was cubicle of truth thinks. it was wrong scotland yard has released a statement saying that the counterterrorism investigation into the attack continues and that they're keeping the progress of it under wraps but perhaps most importantly what's interesting here is th

the very earliest mesopotamian scriptures that we have are actually debts and products calculating who owes what to whom when temples and other large bureaucratic systems. so what you have actually are credit systems and in mesopotamia they don't have. private data has always existed but government data first emerged in italy in the major trading cities during the late middle ages. florence genoa and venice were constantly at war which cost them dearly. to pay for those sovereigns borrowed from prominent family first government bonds were traded paying interest. those prominence creditor families founded the first italian banks that started lending a lot of money to european markets who were caught up in endless wars. most often the bankers were worried by the warlike rulers an easy way of getting rid of debt one that would be used for centuries. at the time governments had power over creditors only much later would that balance of power be reversed. after the second world war in one nine hundred forty five america's marshall plan granted thirteen billion u.s. dollars in aid.

even conservative because is a strong streak of justice and inclusion that runs throughout the scripturess the gospel of inclusion and a place at the table for all people and you heard that in the sermon today. we canjust heard that in the sermon today. we can just see some pictures you have sent us of people sitting and watching what was going on. and they we re watching what was going on. and they were sitting there, but when the comments being made about him and particularly about the dress? well, we mostly were repeating what the broadcaster with the person was saying about the dress but when it came to michael, we were mostlyjust cheering and saying, that is our bishop and go, michael! and yes! it was not a refined, jerry as much as it was an exuberant shearer.m was not a refined, jerry as much as it was an exuberant shearer. it was certainly exuberant and you took great joy from seeing him certainly exuberant and you took greatjoy from seeing him perform. as everyone did. thank you very much indeed. the reverend has worked with pastor curry for a very long time. images of today were

a part in that -- the song of solomon or songf songs is really a love poem found in the hebrew scripturese old testament, so that text actually beme the springboard for recognizing that the love between harry and meghan was actually tapping into areate love that isn't a matter of sentimentality but actually is a way of life ngat can chae lives and that can change social structures and n change the world and the way in which we live. >> and we need that right now. yes, yes, we do. our name and your sermon immediately became popular on twitter. your name started trendindi imely and people were tweeting things like we are having church and preach pastor. i'm a black episcopalian so i recognize you bring some the traditions of the black church to this very formal royalm cey. tell us a little bit about your thought process there.l, >> wou know, it's funny. i alized thathey were -- the couple really a created service that was very much steeped in the tradition. i mean, they followedhe tradition of the church of england here, using various prayer books that they use here so it was very tradition

world war two cures the depression cars shows from scripture and prosperity of course from store. for the price the whole world what it what and. historical really ever since world war two to foment the cold war against russia against communism and. socialists mishmosh. it was so. close to. all the world. like the world war two has been the story credibly anglo-american media and that's because they wanted to minish the role of russia. and stalin who actually defeated hitler. the head of the calls on the block to step up to the plate and replace the u.s. is the world's superpower after trump scraps the iran nuclear deal. i. was. also to come a cia veteran is thrown out of the confirmation hearing for donald trump's pick to head the agency made protests over the nominees reported involvement in torture programs the british prime minister apologizes for the u.k.'s complicity in the rendition of an al qaida linked libyan opposition leader and his pregnant wife. i welcome you with r.t. international receiving a six o'clock here in moscow. now despite the us quitting the around nuclear

what it's good for i think that in many ways it's in the same way that people can look at scripture andfind whatever they you know are going there seeking people people delving into big point find the properties that they most want in it and that runs the gamut and it's brought a lot of different factions together and there's a dogma that's kind of sprung up around this world we're decentralization. and part of the reason that i wrote this article was because i wanted to look at i thought that using looking competitors is a good way to actually better define what the features are that. presents what its unique properties are and it's much better than just saying this is a decentralized currency why don't we look at how it could be competed with and that will show us what it actually has to offer well let's get to that you set it up beautifully so. which i recommend to people technology review is where you can find it but you give three examples of how bitcoin could essentially be knocked off and two of those i want to focus in on one you say that there could be like a coin briefly descr

course here in britain as well as throughout the world yet recently especially following sergei scriptural and his daughter hughley is conditions improving this story has kind of disappeared from the political and media limelight so we will have to see whether or not it might resurface given these latest statements from the czech republic the czech president cited a report from the country's military intelligence and said that a small amount of a noble choke nerve agent was previously produced tested and destroyed in the czech republic however the president said that another report by the czech counter intelligence agency identified the agent not as nova choke but as a similar substance called a two thirty we heard from a chemical weapons expert james to. there's probably at least a dozen countries that have the capability to make these persistent nerve agents and it doesn't surprise me that that the czech republic in many other countries could could do this the czech republic is very advanced in their chemical and synthetic chemistry ability and many countries have made it in the past to

of all, israel has less to this world by pointing us to her through the message of profits, the scriptures, and the messiah. yourank you for providential and powerful protection of this nation from all who would seek to destroy her, this nation, the nation of israel, you have called the apple of your eye. and father, we are also grateful as we think about what happened 70 years ago today at this very moment when you fulfilled the prophecies of the profit from thousands of years ago andriy gathered your people in this promised land. we want to thank you, especially today for the courageous leadership of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his determination to do what ever it takes to protect his people at all cost us. we are equally grateful for the skillful work of our ambassador dman who so effectively represents our united states policy of always standing by and supporting our most important ally and friend in the middle east. now, father, as we come to in thee this embassy city of jerusalem, the city you named as the capital of israel 3000 years ago, we want to thank you for the treme

yeah after two months and initially very pessimistic medical prognoses surrogate scriptural has been discharged from hospital the hospitals released a statement saying that he and his daughter had been acutely unwell but that the next important stage in his recovery will continue outside of the cells very hospital we can assume that he's been whisked off to a safe house much like his daughter yulia was when she was discharged from hospital last month when she left hospital she put out a statement appealing for privacy and despite the fact that she's a russian citizen she refused all russian consular assistance and she's been. kept well away from the public eye in the media glare ever since and i think we can expect something very similar in the case of her father's day as well going forward artie's requested interviews and statements from both sergey annually a script out while they were in hospital and all those requests were denied and in a way i don't think we can expect much to be said on this story anymore from the british authorities at least and that in itself is very interest

president trump lashes out of germany for its economic cars with russia from scripture says i'm coming as chancellor on a macro meats of latin america cruden for talks on iran and on russian gas sales to germany will go along to our correspondent in soft she where they're meeting also coming up venezuela's president nicolas maduro is said to win sunday's elections that despite crippling hyperinflation and shortages of food and medicine will get more on what venezuela's neighbors are calling its path to the commuters are. also coming up for a fight for their bonus league survival he'll try to make an historic jump to germany's top lee we'll bring you the highlights from the first leg of their relegation play. i'm dr thomas a very warm welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has repeated his sharp criticism of germany for not paying enough for its own defense during a white house meeting with the nato secretary general the president singled out germany for profiting from nato while at the same time paying the russians billions for energy supplies now his comments come as chance a

every day, i read some scripture. today's scripture is love one another as i have loved you. tiedcountry is no longer to that statement from god. i think we need to step back and say love one another as i have loved you. politics, and since we are talking about civility in politics, what do you think about that aside from what you said about the vital? -- bible? caller: civility is who we are. every morning, we get up and watch the news, i'm thinking about john mccain and how he is dying. we should be praying for him. we think about president trump. i'm not a fan for him. i have prayed and fasted for him. we have to think about who we are as a country, not all of this civil stuff. love one another as i have loved you. if we do that, we will be a very successful country. int: let's hear from ben massachusetts. caller: thank you for taking my call. i just wanted to respond to a couple of things that was stated earlier. the gentleman that talk about mccain being a good soldier but senator, andcan the gentleman you picked up from jerusalem. host: before you start down that road,

this world by pointing to us to you, the one true god, through the message of her prophets, the scripturesou today thanking you for your providential and powerful protection of this nation from all who would seek to destroy her. this nation, the nation of israel, you have called the apple of your eye. father, we are also grateful, as we think about what happened 70 years ago today at this very moment when you fulfilled the prophesies of the prophets from thousands of years ago and regathered your people in this promised land. now, we want to thank you, especially today, for the courageous leadership of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his determination to do whatever it takes to protect his people at all costs. we are equally grateful for the skillful work of our ambassador david friedman who so effectively represents our united states policy of always standing by and supporting our most reliable ally and friend in the middle east. and now, father, as we come to dedicate this embassy, in the city of jerusalem, the city that you named as the capital of israel 3,000 years ago, we want t