another thing that comes to mind is in the scriptures, it says when you give something, do not get it grudgingly. they do not want it if you are giving it grudgingly. did it with love. so she gave it with love. when you do something, do it with love. i was on my way here, listening to a song called "stepping in the name oof love -- of love" by r. kelly. he says if they ask why you did it, say you did it for love. i think that is why she did it. [applause] >> i am also one of the great- grandchildren of miss was sparked -- miss westbrook. i am very thankful, also, in light of the contribution you have blessed my grandmother with. she is very happy for this project here when you were about 97% finished, and you allow me to come video tape these things for her, she was really happy at what she had seen, and i wanted to thank you for that. anything we can do to put a smile on faces of folks who have sacrificed so much on behalf of us, you know, is a good thing. for those of us, you know, who are in member growing up, who have to look out for me while grandma was dealing in some of these m

>> he sensed that 9/11 may have planted a seed of conflict, enmity, hatred, and according to the scripturesnd according to his religious training, the great mother has that unique blessing to bring about peace, to reduce conflict. >> reporter: and so now they dine together and share a dream that the buddha garden will one day contribute to peace. >> there's that old saying that says never underestimate what a single act of integrity can accomplish, and i really believe that that is what rinpoche has done here. something very good is going to come from it. >> reporter: the rinpoche says the garden of 1,000 buddhas will be ready for visitors by 2014 and that the dalai lama has agreed to personally consecrate it. for "religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm lucky severson in arlee, montana. >>> finally, belief and practice. recently, jews celebrated the festival of shavuot, honoring god's gift of the torah. some jews stay up all night on shavuot to study the torah. it's also a harvest festival, with special food and everyone attempting to be happy. we visited the sixth and i historic synagogue in

> now an israeli team has used a sophisticated computer program to trace the human authors of the scripturesme but by writing style. their findings dispute traditional scholarship in key places including the first chapter of genesis. >>> finally a story that is simply bananas. her name is digit. she is 13 years old and she's been adopted by a couple who manage a zoo near leone in southern france. digit stays in their home at night and returns to the zoo's gorilla enclosure during the day. >>> this morning on "the early show" the recent e. coli outbreak in europe raises concerns about food safety here in the u.s. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." a lot of people think fiber can do one thing and one thing only, and those people are what i like to call wrong. take metamucil. sure it helps you keep regular, but it doesn't stop there. metamucil is the only leading fiber supplement with psyllium, which gels to help remove waste and reduce cholesterol. it can multi-multitask. it's so 2012. look at it! it's doing over a million different things right now. metamucil. ask more of your

i'm defending what the scripture has to say about this. about me. >> and i'm not opining on -- even when i was talking to jim mcgreevey, i was not weighing in on the proper interpretation biblic biblically. that's an area where i'll let you, you've studied it more than i, even though we may disagree about it. there's a fundamental distinction. i think on this you'll agree with me, between how civil society, not religious society, not you as a pastor, not religions, but how the -- our civil society defined by legislatures in a civil context defines marriage and that is separate and apart from how you as a religious official can define marriage. do you understand that duality? >> no, i don't accept that duality because that tries to intimidate people like me to be silent and assume our views as we walk into the voting place or vote for somebody that somehow our views based by biblical scripture that we somehow kant carry that particular understanding into the voting booth. we happen to be in a democracy. you have the right to vote the way you

they go whenever they showed the scripture to justice loving peace loving people around the world i think people of us. my people dr marc lucy never could. by occupation democracy not by car by military invasion democracy never carried by class there god by white phosphorous i must say car by bumping our wedding parties you paint a pretty bleak picture right now are you hopeful about the future of the country. i believe as long as hope is alive and you think it's possible if you don't hear enough afghanistan one underground activist these are hopes these girls who are going to school they have to education despite all of these stories convey to our seats on their faces with this journalist who went there and they did they they briefly say yes when we become treatment again we will go to school these are who it's in money either example that's why i always my message to justice loving people around the border is that these educationally support my people because education is a key. regarding business sense of people that are against occupation and i against . and democracy and window justi

>> the 2 scriptures that standout is 2 chronicles 17 and e ephesians 4. today unity is a key, key part in what is happening in the global part. 2 chronicals 14, seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, this is a promise from god, he will heal from heaven. i believe that is the key thing we are seeing roll out across the globe. >> those 2 values, humility and repenitence are at the core of the gdop. why are those 2 elements, humility and repenitence so important? >> without humility, prayer can be quite hallow. i think if a person has a chip on their shoulder, it is all about self rather than us, that is key. when we consider the whole issue of repenitence, it is about the individual sins, corporate sins, things that happen in our cities and nations, which we need to come and repent. >> i have has a chance to cover many gdop events in other parts of the world. it is not just about praying and asking for repenitence, transforming communities around the world. talk about that real quickly? >> i think it is action. not just prayer, the 10190 theme. we tal

this, too, shall pass. >> scripture doesn't tell you that! that was mike ditka quoting theupposedly, one day after he was fired as the head coach of the chicago bears back in 1993. now he thought he was quoting the bible. you may have as well. the quote he mentions, this, too, shall pass, it's mott in the bible. neither are a lot of other things we say or have heard over the years. that's according to an article that's called "actually that's not in the bible." it's on cnn.com. dr. brent strong, a friend of our show, old testament professor at emory university, ordained minister as well. where did "this, too, shall pass" come from? >> evidently from a common recurring verbal form that's used in the king james version and it says "it came to pass that," and it just occurs so many times that evidently it's common into common parlance that "this, too, shall pass." >> "god helps those who help themselves." you're telling me that's not in the bible either? >> no, benjamin franklin said that. actually it goes back before benjamin franklin all the way back to aesop's fables. >> he

the same time. this is nothing scriptural, but you'll get the point.l died the same time and enter judgment at the gates. peeper -- peter was standing there and he said, i am amazed you all right at the same time. what is the deal? the first guy said, i thought my wife was jian-li, so i went upstairs to our apartment -- was cheating on me, so i went upstairs to our apartment and i looked everywhere, under the bed, the bathroom, behind the curtains. but he was nowhere to be found and i got so frustrated that i pushed the refrigerator off the balcony i pushed so hard i had a heart attack and died. and the second guy said, i went to my grandmother's house and i went out to get her a gift and the refrigerator came out of nowhere and killed me. and he said to the third guy, why are you here? and he said, i do not know. i was just in the refrigerator minding my own business. [laughter] america need as desperately. we have been minding our own business. we need to stand up and do what we need to do for the cause of sending barack obama back home to where he i

the hebrew scriptures, the gospel, even though people find it hard to believe sometimes, the buddhist tradition sometimes even. we need in every generation again and again and again to reopen ourselves to the wisdom of hope. well, of course, the up my nit is expressed through diversity. let us learn with each other, from each other. second thing i want to talk about is the difference between what might be called touch down in interrelationships and grassroots up interrelationships. we are witnessing right now the fear and i honor the fear that in societies where the top-down control has kept various religious communities at enough distance so that they don't tear each other's throats out, that is the top-down control vanishes, that there might be the version of you're wrong, you're liars, you're killers, and we must kill you first. i understand that fear. i remember how when top-down control collapsed and in yugoslavia, in fact, ethnic and religious communities did claw at each other's throats, and i remember how the worst suffering was probably in the muslim community, and i understa

the scripture tells us that no parent who hears a sons plead for brett will hand him a stone, or for and him a steak. the stones and stakes of today or crushing, indigestible mountains of debt that this nation is amassing. $4.2 billion a day. who will forgive us if we as conservatives, of all people, failed to free future generations to share the blessings that we have known? [applause] let me close with a short story. there was once a mediocre music conductor who led an equally mediocre an undisciplined orchestra. they had been having problems with the bases. they were the least professional of all his musicians. it was the last performance of the season. beethoven's ninth symphony, which required extra effort from the basses. that were passing the bottle. the nervous conductor knocked over his music stand and sheet music scattered across the floor. as he stood there in front of his orchestra, he realized his worst fear. it was bottom of the ninth, there was no score, and the basses were loaded. [laughter] i don't know how you deal, but to me, this could well be the bottom of the nin

what would some hold back and not declare bully what the scriptures as about committee life? led digoxin and then it cuts into the irs code. the implications of that had never been contested constitutionally it. i am thank all for the allies defense fund, a group of christian attorneys across america. they are challenging pastors on october 2 to rise up with bold, -- with bold sermons and send them to the irs. it will be the fourth year the a challenge the irs on this issue. i have to tell you the number of times when i've spoken at a place where people ask me to talk to their pastor. i wanted to speak with the boldness u.s. just demonstrated. i say, "i am sorry. i will not. your pastor is doing that for a reason." there is an axiom among cancer patients that goes like this -- if your doctor robs you of hope, get a new doctor. i do not know a nice way to say this, but it's your pastor will not stand on biblical truth, if he will not stand for the truth that marriage is one man and one woman, and people not call out those who would rob us in our state capitals or u.s. capitals

and if we can sell it in the it next few hours with a proposal that meets the scriptures off ti both sides of the great do institutions we are trying to do that their people the strongly believe it should beickl ended quickly and that is what thishis vote, this cloture vote this afternoon will show. we recognize it, we recognize it can be ruthless. however it will be the first consequential vote of the united states senate to say that majoro subsidies to oil companies to do what you are mandated to do hasa come ton an end and protective tariffs of the least come environmentally friendly will come to an end and there will wt come to an end in a timely wayue which is what the government should be doing. y so i would like to yield theflot floor athi this time the big surprise to me that has been how emotional our caucus on the othr democratic side and i and send the other side's caucus, theemoo republican side as emotionalna s well this appears to be muchegin more major cause than the sigl legislation itself might send ay signal of, but i am very hopefus that we have 60 votes which the u

bonhoeffer's adapting to that, and he takes all the passages in scriptures or anywhere else in which jesus is the figure that impels you out into the world, and that's what could happen here. now, whether miller is himself a communist or not, it was approved by the communist authorities. then another sample -- i won't do more of them, but it'll show you a variety -- in south africa, this is bonhoeffer in south africa. we visited there the last year there was apartheid. a young leader in a movement that helped bring down the regime, they were reading bonn how farer because they were -- bonhoeffer because they were learning from him how you outlast regimes. and it had an enormous impact in that way. the hardest thing, i think, was to figure germany itself. first of all, the conventional historic lutherans had real problem with him because luther liked where paul the apostle wrote every soul should be subject to the higher powers, and if you resist them, you're condemned. obviously, bonhoeffer's resisting the powers, he's ready to kill the head man. what are you going to do with him? his

carrie corbin talking to me from london the euro is dead and buried quite literally according to scripture actually fell over the ailing single currency in brussels they argue that attempts to bail out greece or too little too late an athens economic failure will leave the euro zone dream and. members have agreed on the terms of the press and the greek authorities to tighten the purse strings and once again if the money is to be handed over the government will vote on a proposed twenty eight billion euro budget cut over five years next week and if approved it will mean another twelve billion euros and rescue money. could join those warning the euro's economic worries this is a funeral procession in the center of brussels where the european leaders are meeting to discuss the future of the greek debt and of the eurozone itself they believe the euro can be salvaged but most people including euro skeptics believe that it is impossible and there will be no resurrection of the euro well to me and i think a lot of people it's beginning to collapse around the really seeing bailouts billions of pou

[applause] theirs was a demonstration of the holy scripture which sat, greater love hath no man than that he laid down his own life for his friend. that is the kind of love we americans have for this great country. we americans stick together. we triumphed together. in the words of daniel webster, who said -- one cause, one country, one heart. that is the kind of commitment it will take us to face these great challenges that are before us, but i believe that the great people of this country are longing for a president who will listen to them and who will lead from the front and not from behind. [applause] i am michele bachmann. i am running for the president of the united states. together, we can do this. [applause] together, we can rein in the corruption and the waste that has become washington, and instead, we can leave behind a better future for the next generation of americans. together, we can make a better america if we stick together. together, we can bring the promise of the future. together, we can. together, we will. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america

the phantom biblical scripture, god helps those that help themselves, that is not in the bible.y. >> that's not what the bible is about. >> about helping the poor, the outcast. the ultimate virtue is not what you do for yourself but for your neighbor. >> i feel like i just went to church, john. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> if you want to learn how to quote the bible correctly, you have to look at john's article. it is not in the bible but it should be, because he totally nails it. it is a big hit on cnn.com. check it out, ou belir belief b. >> cnn is on a listening tour talking to people about the issues that, well, they say will sway their vote. so when we come back, we are going to head to florida where the down economy has voters feeling pretty low right now. >>> 85 years of rooting for the new york giants finally pays off big for a 91-year-old man. we are going to tell you just how next. coldwell banker. we never stop moving. (rawhen an investmentrsation) lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.

and that might be the greatest gift of both of our own times. john chapman had scripture, not only the bible, but sweetenberg. and along with nature that enables him to exist. but, however, it came to be by god's hand or nothing more than a cosmic accident and whatever label one comes to the challenge, creation care, evangelical, the world of ours does need someone to show us how to love it better. johnny appleseed is waiting out there now at the line between president and future, man and myth, the real and the imagined ready to lead the way. a lot of factors propel chapman into appleseed, the man in the myth. the potential to exaggerate a good story. so few treads held the man to the real world. i also think that john chapman -- this dawned on me, john chapman himself played a central role. he liked to tell stories about himself. about his escapes, amazing feats of stamina. in a sense he was wondering. while i walked a lot about many subjects, especially for an essential loner, he never talked about the details of his life. he was alone in maine. he had been living in an

theirs was a demonstration of the holy scriptures that says "greater love hath no man than this, but at he lay down his life for his friend." that is the kind of love we americans have for our country. we americans stick together. we triumph together. in the words of daniel webster, we are, "one cause, one country, one heart." that is the kind of commitment it will take to face the great challenges of today. the people of this great country have that level of courage and they are longing for a president who will listen to them, who will lead from the front, and not from behind. i'm michele bachmann, and i'm running for president of the united states. together, we can do this. together we can reign in all the corruption and waste that has become washington and instead leave a better america for future generations. together we can make a team that can't be beat. together we can secure the promise of the future. together we can -- and together we will. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. thank you. thank you, iowans. thank you, americans. together we will do this. ♪

[applause] theirs was a demonstration of the holy scripture which sat, greater love hath no man than but that he laid down his own life for his friend. that is the kind of love we americans have for this great country. we americans stick together. we triumphed together. in the words of daniel webster, who said -- one cause, one country, one heart. that is the kind of commitment it will take us to face these great challenges that are before us, but i believe that the great people of this country are longing for a president who will listen to them and who will lead from the front and not from behind. [applause] i am michele bachmann. i am running for the president of the united states. together, we can do this. [applause] together, we can rein in the corruption and the waste that has become washington, and instead, we can leave behind a better future for the next generation of americans. together, we can make a better america if we stick together. together, we can bring the promise of the future. together, we can. together, we will. god bless you, and god bless the united states of ame

he remind us the golden rule is the cliff notes of the new testament and just about any scripture of the mainly religions of the world. having said that, let's talk about lessons we have learned so far since the tragedies at fukushima. i we will start with you commissioner. give us one example of a lesson we have learned that we have or have not begun to act on or follow up in this country? >> thank you for your question. i would say one area that has come up in the two meetings we have had so far has been the need to evaluate the adequacy of our existing station black out rules which deal with the loss of a.c. power on-site and off site. i think the commission will receive from the task force perhaps some recommendations in this area. that is a con concrete example i provide to you. >> thank you. >> i would agree with the commissioner on the black out. >> that is good. for anybody, if you want to repeat something somebody else has said, i appreciate that. but give me another example. >> one that leaps out at many of us, after 9/11 we put together certain equipment to allow emergency

the founding fathers that we consider d.s. they opened made are references to biblical scriptures and even thomas jefferson there's a story in that he had for the seal of the united states that included moses parted with waters and so. it sounds as if thomas jefferson february tenth eight hundred fourteen i don't care who produces finally an answer for test you alan's question why the ten commandments should not now be part of the common law of england or the united states we may say they are not because they never were anyone who asserts the ten commandments are the basis of american or british law is manifestly believing a document that was a manifest forgery mistakenly sent me this is thomas jefferson he went on to say christianity is he says because he was not introduced into the seventh century in the in the united kingdom the conversion the first christian king of the therapy took place in five ninety eight the last in sixty six here hence was a space of two hundred years during which common law goes into existence in christianity no part of it we might as well say that the newtonian system of philosophy is a part of the la

the space between anthony weiner and a microphone. [laughter] he can't shut up. "is that a picture of your crotch?" -- he can't say no? >> colby? >> in my daily scriptural readings, i came across, "deal gently." i will cut nina short and say i never imagined how he got the camera there -- >> all right, all right, that is the last word. see you next week. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. çoçoçççççççççççççoiçiççñçoçoçoço

one of the things people noticed about you when they watched on television. you would have a scripturer your eye. phillipians. i can do all things through christ that strengthens me. >> few games in my junior year . 15 minutes before the game started and looking at the eye black and cream that you can write. well, which one should i go with. i was looking at it. if i go with eye black thing and take a silver sharpy. someone may see it and someone will read it or do a little good . okay immediately after i put it on. i thought of i can do all things through christ that strengthens me. that is a perfect verse for a football game and player. i wore that verse for the whole year and we got to the sec championship game. maybe it is time for me to change that. i could feel on my heart to change. if we win, we are going to play for a national championship and i went to play oklahoma and i knew it was pressed on my heart to change the verse and i went to another verse . what verse to go with? john 3:16. the god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten somebody and that who so ever bel