the job of messiah isn't to recreate the kingdom of david. the messiah's kingdom is a heavenly office. it's a celestial office. everything we thought about the messiah was young, because it didn't fit what jesus said and did. it's the reinterpretation of the messiah that turned this movement started by a jewish nationalist revolutionary peasant into a messiah. >> when we come back, i want to ask you what your research, what your study leads you to as a conclusion as to how the gospels are best to be read and understood. okay. we're back in a moment with reza aslan. on august 20th, al jazeera >> and welcome back everyone to talk to al jazeera. we are with reza aslan he is the author of "zealot: the life and times of jesus of nazareth". let me start there. who was he? >> he was a jew. and that may seem like a very obvious thing to say. everybody agrees that jesus was a jew. the most literal ist funnel christian believes jesus was a jew, maybe a blond haired blue eyed, but a jew. everything he said and did has to be understood in its jewish conte

keach: in a.d. 760, two of the conquered kingdoms stage a revolt. they capture the king of dos pilas, drag him from city to city, and then sacrifice him in the usual fashion. the killing sends the entire region into a scale of warfare seldom seen among the maya. every city goes to war against its neighbors. in the end, all the cities in the region are destroyed and abandoned. at the once thriving city of dos pilas, surviving inhabitants tear apart the buildings and reuse the stones to construct defensive walls. but these efforts are in vain. the city would be destroyed and disappear into the jungle. in some ways, the expansion of the dos pilas kingdom through warfare was a great experiment on the part of the dos pilas kings. they attempted to move beyond the normal territory of conquest. but they did so without really changing anything fundamental in maya political or economic systems. and as a consequence, they failed. the bubble burst very dramatically, and then the fall of the dos pilas kingdom was even more rapid than its rise. keach: even if the

the job of messiah isn't to recreate the kingdom of david. the messiah's kingdom is a heavenly office. it's a celestial office. everything we thought about the messiah was young, because it didn't fit what jesus said and did. it's the reinterpretation of the messiah that turned this movement started by a jewish nationalist revolutionary peasant into a messiah. >> when we come back, i want to ask you what your research, what your study leads you to as a conclusion as to how the gospels are best to be read and understood. okay. we're back in a moment with reza aslan. [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, all next week america tonight investigates the campus rape crisis. >> serial rape is the norm on college campuses. >> i know that when i did report, i was blamed. >> then on friday, november 1st at nine eastern, we open up the conversation in a live town-hall event. sex crimes on campus, a special week of coverage and live town-hall on america tonight nine eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> and welcome back everyone to talk to al jazeera. we are

a clear development begins in the old kingdom in the third millennium before christ. there, at the time of the pyramids, the beyond was located in the sky-- the celestial beyond was always the royal beyond w thein wanted trise. arrator) e vision of a cestheaven continuein the new ngdoera and was depicted in the tomb of ramses the sixth, who died in 1136 bc. but the concept of an afterlife in the netherworld had begun to replace it by the beginning of the new kingdom, around 1550 bc. in the second millennium a change took place. the main focus shifted from the sky to the netherworld because egyptians believed that there, the actual regeneration, the coming back to life took place in the world of osiris. (narrator) osiris, ruler and judge of the dead in the underworld... a powerful figure in ancient egyptian cosmology... his origins rooted in an ancient legend. through some horrible machinations he was killed and torn asunder and brought back to life as the world's first mummy, and magically brought back through the help of his sister and wife, isis. osiris, because he

the oil kingdom of brunei will soon be under islamic criminal law. the ruling sultan announced today that enforcement of the sharia penal code will begin in six months. penalties include amputations for convicted thieves and stoning for those who commit adultery. brunei already bans the sale of alcohol and evangelism by other religions. in australia, firefighters made more progress today thanks to cooler temperatures and light rain. 60 wildfires were still burning in new south wales on the outskirts of sydney. officials said crews deliberately merged two massive fires, hoping to corral them before the winds and heat get worse again. >> the latest predictions are indicating that we may have made a significant inroad into just how far these fires are likely to advance over the next 24 and 48 hours. i just don't know how far they're going to run yet, but none of us know how far they're going to run yet. but what we do snow that together we have done everything we can to limit just how far those fires run. >> woodruff: so far, one person has died in the f

where we truly stand and not just the united kingdom's or european neighbors but surely not just the united kingdom because obviously the us is bracing itself for more leaks and it's predicting that there will be some intelligence release saying that other countries who are up in arms about it were indeed colluding with the n.s.a. so again double standards not just in the u.k. but all of these countries some are saying of course germany knew about it but they're complaining just because the electorate because of political matters the faces it work. well absolutely and we've seen also because of not least because of the pirate party's pressure in germany actually that this is now a very significant political issue but the germany but when it's been about ordinary citizens the germany germany's interior minister kind of shrugged his shoulders and said excepted the united states assurances but that's frankly not good enough there's now calls for talks from france and germany but actually it's now it's now time for action not just talking it's clear what we need is time for real

to such, the kingdom seems ripe for someone younger and stronger to seize it. indeed, the very day the play opens, two aspirants to the throne have struck. the thane of cawdor attacking from within and the king of norway from without. macbeth crushes both attempts, saving the kingdom and demonstrating what he feels should be evident to everyone that he has the strength to hold the realm together. this thought has taken passionate root in his brain. stay, you imperfect speakers, tell me more. when he meets the witches, he hears only what he has already told himself. small wonder then that he starts in such guilty fashion with their pronouncements. they have discovered his secret, a secret only lady macbeth knows. this last fact must be clearly understood for it is the reason why a little later, lady macbeth upbraids him scornfully for his cowardice in hesitating to murder. she has known his thoughts all along has nourished his hopes and now is indignant that he seems to lack the guts to make them reality. macbeth does act, not because the witches compel him, but

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these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than we knoweth what to do with. now that's progressive. - iris, let me tell you. david wallace is the ceo. but he's not hands-on. - so the day-to-day operations are entirely under your command? - entirely is the perfect way to describe it, iris. - uh, excuse me, i'm being told by my sound engineer steve that, uh, there is a clinking sound coming from your end. does your shirt have buttons? - yes. - i'm so sorry, we are going to have to ask you to remove the shirt altogether. - now then. we were saying, when my workers gather-- - oh, i'm so sorry. i am told we are still having problems, mr. schrute. your voice, it's sounding a little feminine. - that's impossible. - are you, by any chance, wearing pants with a metallic zipper? - [sighs] the senator is exhausted. this campaign is wearing him out. - it's a tough one. - that man he's up against is so dirty, and the senator's just pushing back as hard as he can. - [groans] please stop. - what? - please stop. - anyways, last night, he was so tired, he just wanted a little

bandar of course is believed to be the main architect of the saudi efforts in syria as well as the kingdom's broader vision for the middle east i know that at the time when you were down bassa there he was serving as the saudi ambassador to washington and you obviously math many times what kind of impression did he make an easy somebody who would talk before thinking in other words when he sat. there will be a major shift in his country's relations with the united states does he actually mean it well i have great respect for prince bandar i worked very closely with him when we both serving as ambassador he was extremely helpful to the united states in the invasion of iraq in helping saudi policy harmonize with the united states i do think when he speaks he means it is not the kind of person who speaks loosely but i also think that he has a degree of emotion attached to some of this and it may be that some of that emotion is also now coming out it these are very emotional topics for the saudis and in many ways relate to their very existence if iran is going to be allowed some sort of grand ba

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on syria and the failure to support a meaningful peace process in the town for the palestinians the kingdom of saudi is going out on its own but where. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images both world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations to rule the day. i. should have you with us here on our t.v. today i'm wrong researcher. live from moscow you're watching our team the country that overcame the ugly era of a pod tade is feared by some to be sliding back into the dock as pasta but now it's all africa's a white population that's not to be becoming a victim of racism artis policia investigates. cooney marie is preparing for genocide against his people his plans are in place his community is ready to flee but we've been planning for eight years it started simple the idea was to give people an option we've divided the country into twenty seven provinces and divided those further into groups each group has its own plans. since one thousand nine hundred four when south africa elected its first black government with nelson mandela to home i

women proe tested the same way in the kingdom 23 years ago. just as before, there were arrests and nothing has changed. while there have been some changes, opponents warn if the ban on driving by women is dropped, it would have a damaging effect on saudi society. arrests have been deterred the women involved. this time, though, some have already said they're going to drive again joining us by skype is samia. she took part in the demonstration, and you were arrested. tell me what happened. >> we were detained. i went for what i hoped would be an uneventful drive in support of people that have been making sacrifices in doing this because i believe this is something that needs to be done and just normal. unfortunately, i was followed and apprehended by some undercover police or officers, and then shortly thereafter detained in my car. >> you said in your car. what did they say? i want to clarify, though, you are a naturalized saudi citizen, so you learned to drive outside the kingdom, you're licensed outside the kingdom. >> yes. i have a driver's

washington stance on syria and the failure to support a meaningful peace process for the palestinians the kingdom of saudi is going out on its own but where. they see the. economic up downs in the final. days the deal and the rest of the life it's going to be taking will be every week on a. mission . critical should treat in store charges three. months three. three stooges free. download free broadcast live video for your media project free media down to our t.v. dot com. welcome back this is our team now after living through the dark days of apartheid some south africans are now worried that history could be about to repeat itself but this time it's the white population who have the most to fear they believe a new racial divide is starting to emerge as archie's policy here now reports. cooney is preparing for genocide against his people his plans are in place his community is ready to flee but we've been planning for eight years it started simple as the idea was to give people an option we've divided the country into twenty seven provinces and divided those further into groups each group has its

ambassador to the kingdom ambassador in jordan it's a great honor to have you on the show thank you very much for having me now i know that you were appointed to the ambassadorship by george w. bush taking up your post almost immediately after september eleventh attacks arguably one of the most critical times india a relationship between the two countries and i remember back down or dinner americans were quite mistrustful of the saudis and probably that mistrust was mutual bad despite that the ad that's very critical very difficult time officials rarely allowed this negativity to show in public speeches and policy pronouncements was that just added cat or are you indeed have no major disagreements that could be a sort of swept under the rug were right after nine eleven we had to reestablish trust between the two countries and their leadership we weren't clear whose side the saudis were on initially and it took a while to work through that i have to give credit to the saudis for having helped us deal with that we ultimately ended up sharing intelligence cooperating very will in the war on

ambassador to the kingdom robert jordan its ambassador in jordan in one of your interviews back in two thousand and four you sad that the united states has to be patient and tolerant in assisting saudi arabia's move into the twenty first century but what if the tables are turned what is saudi arabia instead of moving into the twenty first century of war to drag its neighbors back into the medieval ages alongside its rather regressive values and customs would dad be in america's interest are all taken would be in america's interest for that to happen but i certainly think there's virtually no chance that it could possibly happen i'm starting to see signs of progress there with the saudis they joined the world trade organization in two thousand and five they reformed their economy they have met international standards in many ways yes they have a long way to go and they do ensure some doing it their own page but i don't see them reverting to a taleban kind of regime i don't see them inflicting their will on others i'm not talking about domestic development i'm talking about what is happe

these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than we knoweth what to do with.ogressive. news out of roseville outside sacramento. a gunman suspected of shooting a federal immigration agent and three roseville police officers remains surrounded inside the house. samuel nathan duran, a parolee believed to be armed and alone with an assault rifle. police have been talking to him via phone. this is a live picture as authorities are trying to get him to come out peacefully. neighborsneighbors have not been evacuated, but they have been told to stay inside for their own safety. one victim is in serious conditions, but none of the injuries is life-threatening. >>> there is an issue with race in america and what they call shopping while black. customers singled out at high end department stores. dan harris has the story and the superstar caught in the middle. >> the man who famously raped about having 99 problems now has one more. jay-z, husband to beyonce and father to blue ivy is facing tough questions about his deal with high end retailer barney's to design exclusiv

been fooling the united kingdom and no other than the moon leaking from the. experience that bumping money into the economy will go into these speculative venture and no even ordinary people are shoved into speculative. called druim the this is bubbling and produces. the use of the shuffling paper or brewing club here blowing bubbles and blowing hot air and it seems again a cynic would say that this appears to be a policy to buy votes as a help to buy votes not to help to buy anything that's going to have sustainable value but you know professor forget while you're in town here in london you're here with a new austrian manifesto. so we've got about a minute or so left can you speak on that a little bit i thought it was time to spell out in what we the for from the mainstream. and by. them post mieses because they put term. economic or else in the comics stopped with means this music snide in nine hundred seventy three a lot of things happen in the meantime they just applied the old cliche to the new things and that that's not going to lead to very far so there

on syria and the failure to support a meaningful peace process in the town for the palestinians the kingdom of saudi is going out on its own but where. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images her world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are today. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle the saudi pivot riyadi speaking its mind in threatening to pursue a number of policy departures regarding its relationship with washington refraining from a coveted seat on the united nations security council the saudis are furious over washington stance on syria approaches to iran and the failure to support a meaningful peace process on behalf of the palestinians the kingdom of saudi is going out on its own but where. to cross-talk saudi arabia's foreign policy i'm joined by my guest in washington james carafano he is a vice president of foreign and defense policy studies at the heritage foundation also we have me he is founder and director of the center for democracy and human rights in saudi arabia and we c

think the expectations from iran are the expectations that we have of the united states and the united kingdom and russia and all the other countries around the world we expect these governments to have the correct stance towards the humorous situation if the behind the government is committing widespread mass human rights abuses then these countries that stop doing arms deals with the bahamian government they need to stop doing business as usual and they need to hold them accountable internationally for the ongoing human rights violations that they are committing and if you live in exile are you saying the fruits of your efforts is the bahraini issue hitting home with the world leaders. well i think we the progress that we're able to make outside of behind is a long it's going to take a long time and we only see the results after some time for example when i first started going to the united nations human rights council nobody spoke about the many people didn't even know what was going on and behind today when you talk to people at the human rights council about the situation when they have a

data through the fiber optic cables so i'm afraid we need to start to take responsibility in the united kingdom. well despite the e.u. expressing its growing discontent with washington skeptics say these concerns are unlikely to go beyond formal statements u.n. diplomat load earlier explained why. jar and a few weeks after the meat year gone down the big issue it will just go on business as usual that it's my expect this live on not that big any real measure it will remain states with a mental problem. and we're closely following the spying fallout over on our web site r.t. dot com with detailed updates and plenty of analysis for you. immigration is another issue rearing its head of the e.u. summit in brussels hundreds of africans drowned in the mediterranean sea earlier this month trying to reach european shores in overcrowded boats governments in southern europe and the mahdi more help from the rest of the e.u. to cope with the inflow of migrants of these people of amid some of the people who fled their homelands. we have feed we are not we have feeling we all want to be jobless homeless and

bring food in the united kingdom and no other than the looming from the. experience that bumping money into the economy will go into days specular through venture and no even ordinary people are shoved into speculative called druim the just bubbling. produces the. use of the shuffling paper or brewing club clear blowing bubbles and blowing hot air and it seems again a cynic would say that this appears to be a policy to buy votes to help to buy votes not to help to buy anything that's going to have sustainable value but you know professor forget while you're in town here in london you're here with a new austrian manifesto. so we've got about a minute or so left can you speak on a little bit i thought it was time to spell out in won't we the for from the mainstream. and by. them post mieses because they put term. economic or else in the comics stopped with me zus muses nod in nine hundred seventy three a lot of things happen in the meantime they just applied the old cliches to the new things. that's not going to lead to very far so this really available on d

the lucky few are ushered through a gateway into the kingdom of heaven. this painting was done with bright colors so it could be seen by the sick even from their deathbeds. van der weyden excelled at depicting the inner emotions of his characters, and on christ's left we see the damned in a frenzy, drawn inexorably towards the flames of hell. there are no demons to drag them down. in the words of a theologian, "the weight of sin "is sufficient to make the damned fall into hell as heavy as lead." as the year 1500 approached many were convinced they were living through the last days of mankind. while the turks threatened christendom from the outside europe was tormented by political and religious tensions. in the netherlands hieronymous bosch painted this strange vision of hell composed of images suggesting the psychological disintegration of the late medieval world and the tensions of his te. industrial furnaces, armies on the march, artillery bombardments at night. the german printmaker who took the apocalypse as dcred in threlation of saint john and trans

ambassador to the kingdom ambassador in jordan it's a great honor to have you on the show thank you very much for having me now i know that you were appointed to the ambassadorship by george w. bush taking up your post almost immediately after september eleventh attacks arguably one of the most critical times india a relationship between the two countries and i remember back down or dinner americans were quite mistrustful of the saudis and probably that mistrust was mutual bad despite dad and dad's very critical very difficult time officials rarely allowed this negativity to show in public speeches and policy pronouncements was that just added cat or are you indeed had no major disagreements that could be sort of swept under the rug well right after nine eleven we had to reestablish trust between the two countries and their leadership we weren't clear whose side the saudis were on initially and it took a while to work through that i have to give credit to the saudis for having helped us deal with that we ultimately ended up sharing intelligence cooperating very will in the war on terror

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that a majority of these prisoners are prisoners of conscience or simply targeted for criticizing the kingdom in fact just today a saudi arabian human rights lawyer was sentenced to three months in prison for the mere act of signing a petition critical of the country's judicial system and it's not just citizens that are being persecuted there it's millions of foreign workers from bangladesh sri lanka. indonesia and elsewhere who are battling this terror radical theocratic rule these people basically live in indentured servitude with no limit of work hours in extremely harsh conditions physical and sexual abuse is rampant in this industry and as of january forty five foreign maids were facing death row according to amnesty. so given this horrific track record why has the us remained such a staunch ally of a criminal theocracy while the us still depends on the persian gulf for thirteen percent of its oil oil usage sorry not to mention that this country needs in order to carry out its secret drone assassinations in yemen and pakistan say the cia has recently revealed drone base there is one of m

it can't imagine edinburgh is future without london the organization has extensive ties with the united kingdom and its biggest exporters a big fans of british weapons are london correspondent polly boy could tell me why opec's weighing in now. the british government's got tight links to opec and in fact the british government sells arms export licenses to a number of its member states including saudi arabia so for the critics it's hardly a surprise that opec is trying in along with westminster in dismissing the idea for scottish independence and the opec secretary general general abdullah. who happens to be a former minister under colonel gadhafi he's firmly rejected the notion for scottish independence the head of the oil cartel said that there isn't much oil left in scotland anyway and he's dismissed the idea of an independent edinburgh ever coming under the umbrella of opec which controls one third of the world's oil supply he said that the interests of both london and edinburgh are both under the umbrella of the united kingdom which is all likely to be a blow for the pro independence camp

this follows reports that the kingdom is rea a assessing their relations with the u.s.erry says he has already discussed the sawdy' saudi's cos with the foreign minister here during meetings on monday. >> i think they understand exactly what the united states is engaged in. and i reaffirmed president obama's compliment tha commitmel not allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. and i reiterated our position in any george bus negotiation thats are wide open, actions are what will speak to us, not words s and no deal is better than a bad deal. >> while to talk more about this i am joined by hussein. owe is a columnist from the news paper. thank you for being on al jazeera, sir. before we go into the reasons why we are seeing deteriorating relations two enthe u.s -- betwe u.s. and saudi arabia. do they have the full backing of king abdullah? does this reflect the mood in saudi arabia? >> i would like to challenge the reports that have been published not because they do for sure conflict with what we saw today in london during the meetings between john kerry and saudi officals b

i think it's in the united kingdom. general mon tues. it's. you know what they both keeps the game is the financial arm of the fur the book look at the production and that's what i mean couple productive company to is in shambles right so a firm like general motors which used to make cars then they had general motors acceptance corporation which was their lending arm that's the main business that is now and it is a should be the same thing of general electric same thing with i.b.m. same thing with most corporate america they've been hollowed out by financialization and now you have deflation and the result is implosion and shuffling paper rather than producing goods we need this is this this is not being discussed the financial media ignores the making of suffering paper and hollowing an economy and ignoring manufacturing let's talk about george osborne the chancellor of the exchequer here in the united kingdom he's got a new scheme called help to buy which is meant to encourage homeowners and home buyers to buy homes at inflated prices using s

>> to the very edge of the kingdom. the next few days are going to be a bit tricky. >> if i marry you, i have to marry the whole world as well. that's not possible. >> anything is possible. >> i am a surgeon. i can't ve with the paparazzis in my face. >> you keep telling me everything is going to be all right. it's not all right. [ applause ] >> wendy: i had no idea they were even making this movie. this little piece of juiciness came out of nowhere and the movie opens on november is it. can you believe this was her lover for two years? this was the deepest love of her life. let me tell you, the man that she was -- that was in the car with her, what is his name? dodi fayed? who is ed? i'm losing my mind. dodi who was in the car and they crashed in the tunnel and met their demise, that was to get the surgeon jealous. and can you believe how distaste -- how tasteless the advertising for the movie is? look, over in london, the tunnel where the mercedes demise happened, they have an ad for this movie over the tunnel. can you

passers along the way show their support giving her a thumbs up. in this ultraconservative kingdom where women must have a male guardian and asked for permission if they want to travel, for example, or open a bank account, more and more women now want the right to drive and have been demanding as much in videos and photos posted online something which has in some cases have not been into trouble with police or alienated them from religious leaders. one savy cleric alarmed by the scale recently warned women that driving would affect their ovaries and cause birth defects in children. his comments start a weight of mockery online, and the campaign to end ban on women driving in saudi arabia is about to gain further ground. indeed, activists planning a nationwide day of the finance against the ban october 25 -- october 26. and there's a petition that has garnered over 15,000 signatures appealing to the government to give savvy women the green light so they can finally get a license and get behind the wheel. members of the informer hacker collective anonymous when a mass rally in washin

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the nations as one, our kingdom united. \[applause] for 12 years now, men and women from all parts of these islands have been serving their country in afghanistan. next year the last of our combat troops will be coming home having trained up the afghans to look after their own country. more than a decade of war, sacrifice beyond measure from the finest and bravest armed forces in the world. i want us today to stand to raise the roof right here, right now to show just how proud of those men and women all of us are. [applause] [applause] >> we in this room are a team. this year we said good buy to one of our team. margaret thatcher made our country stand tall again, creating work, winning the cold war, saving the fork lands. the faulklands. -- the an amazing record. i was sitting next to her at a dinner once and i was as ever with her a little bit nervous. as ever she was totally charming and she put me at ease. and after a while i said to her, margaret f you had your time in government again, is there anything you'd do differ

these are troubling times in the kingdom. more discounts than we knowh what to do with. w that's progressive. >>> october is breast cancer awareness month and the guys decided in a clever way raise money for the breast cancer research foundation. >> are they offering a free breast exam? >> they are not. some guys would think this is brilliant. they are motor boating. >> for every motor boat we get, we're going to donate $20,000 to the breast cancer research foundation. >> what? >> these guys are geniuses. they're donating the money out of their own pocket? >> correct. >> how do the girls know that what these guys are saying is the actual truth? how do they know they're going to donate the $20,000 -- >> they ended up donating $280,000. >> we just finished donating the amount of $2,080. >> i kind of wish they had just respected the boobs all around, just give the money for breast caer research. >> it's harmless. the girls are allowing tem to do it. them. >> the face in the boobs is weird. the other thing that's weird about it is they take their hands and smush them together