i have given my life not to a dead christ but to a living christ. he's given me a song to sing, a flag to follow. i have reason for existence. i know where i have come from. i know why i'm here. i know where i'm going. do you? >> if you just prayed that prayer with my father, we've got resources we would like to give you. these are resources that will help you grow in your faith in jesus christ. just call the number that's on the screen or go to our website, the material is there. i would like you to remember this. god loves you and the bible tells us that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. whoever believes in him shall not perish but shall have everlasting life. god loves you. god bless you. thank you for watching. >>> coming up next, we'll be joined by loren green, one of billy graham's grandsons and the legacy. much more when we return. legacy. much more when we return. [ male announcer ] introducing new fast acting advil. with an ultra-thin coating and fast absorbing advil ion core™ technology, it stops pain before it g

come to christ. >> when you come to christ, you come by the way of repentance. repent means to change, to change your way of living and turn from your sins and turn to jesus christ and say i'm a sinner. i need forgiveness. and i know that you're the only one that can change me. ♪ dark that violent day, the whole earthquaked and lost ♪ ♪ three days silence in the ground, this body born for heaven's crown ♪ but on the bright and glorious day heaven opened up the grave ♪ ♪ here's a life risen indeed, praise him god, the mercy tree ♪ ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah, jesus christ has overcome, he has risen ♪ >> the bible says in spite of our rebellion and rejection, god loves you. he loves you so much that he gave his son to die for your sins. and when christ died on that cross, he became guilty of lying. he became guilty of slander. he became guilty of jealous. he became guilty of the most filthy dirty sins. christ took the hell that you and i deserve. now god said receive him, believe in him, put your trust and your confidence in him, and i will forgive

i have given my life not to a dead christ but to a living christ. he's given me a song to sing, a flag to follow. i have reason for existence. i know where i have come from. i know why i'm here. i know where i'm going. do you? >> if you just prayed that prayer with my father, we've got resources we would like to give you. these are resources that will help you grow in your faith in jesus christ. just call the number that's on the screen or go to our website, the material is there. i would like you to remember this. god loves you and the bible tells us that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. who believes in him shall not perish but shall have everlasting life. god loves you. god bless you. thank you for watching. >>> coming up next, we'll be joined by loren green, one of billy graham's grandsons and the legacy. much more when we return. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] more room in economy plus. more comfort, more of what you need. ♪ that's... built around you friendly. ♪ there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customer

i have given my life not to a dead christ but to a living christ. he's given me a song to sing, a flag to follow. i have reason for existence. i know where i have come from. i know why i'm here. i know where i'm going. do you? >> if you just prayed that prayer with my father, we've got resources we would like to give you. these are resources that will help you grow in your faith in jesus christ. just call the number that's on the screen or go to our website, the material is there. i would like you to remember this. god loves you and the bible tells us that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. who believes in him shall not perish but shall have everlasting life. god loves you. god bless you. thank you for watching. >>> coming up next, we'll be joined by loren green, one of billy graham's grandsons and the legacy. much more when we return. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] united is rolling out global, satellite-fed wi-fi to connect you even 35,000 feet over the ocean. ♪ that's...wifi friendly. ♪ to share with family. [ woman 2 ] to

we can invite christ into our heart and he can change our lives. my father's message in all these years has not changed. it's marvelous to see him at 59 committed to this message as he's ever been. >> he has changed so many people's lives. you know that even without seeing the celebration of his life last night. he's ministered to multiple presidents. what does he say today is his legacy? it's quite an honor to be able to have the ear of presidents and be able to advise a president but also to have millions that follow him. >> well, i think his legacy is he's been faithful. he's been faithful to the gospel message of jesus christ. he hasn't changed. when he's with a president, he says the same thing as if he was

i have given my life not to a dead christ but to a living christ. he's given me a song to sing, a flag to follow. i have reason for existence. i know where i have come from. i know why i'm here. i know where i'm going. do you? >> if you just prayed that prayer with my father, we've got resources we would like to give you. these are resources that will help you grow your faith in jesus christ. just call the number that's on the screen or go to our website, the material is there. i would like you to remember this. god loves you and the bible tells us that god so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. who believes in him shall not perish but shall have everlasting life. god loves you. god bless you. thank you for watching. >>> coming up next, we'll be joined by loren green, one of billy graham's grandsons and the legacy. much more when we return. bells♪ bass pro shops opens at 5am on black friday for huge savings on great gifts! like redhead men's 5 pocket jeans for only $9.97 save $20 on this bass pro camo big wheel. and carhartt washed

at the last supper. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is my body, he is now blessing the words of christ himself. for this is the chalice of my blood of the new and eternal covenant. the mystery of faith which shall be shed for you and many unto the forgiveness of sins. [praying in latin] ♪ ♪ [praying in latin] ♪ >> the prayer is a consecration call to mind and ascension of our lord. ♪ ♪ >> in remember in of our late beloved president, john fitzgerald kennedy ♪ ♪ ♪ [choral music] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> through christ and with him, god the father almighty in the unity of the holy spirit, honor and glory, forever and ever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we pray our father who aren't are in heaven, hallowed be thy name, making them come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we celebrate now that communion received.

of christ is. and i'm going to take the entire half hour next week to talk about pope francis and some of the things he's doing. i get the vatican magazine. some are very disturbed because he's not preaching what the church has preached for 2000 years. he's changing things. please tell others. the whole world must here this next week. again, i'm looking forward to doing that particular program. hey, did you catch that title? the final three popes, the final three popes. now jack, saying that is a big, big, big word because that leads right into the tribulation hour, armageddon and christ's return. can you sort of give us a preview? what can we expect during that tribulation hour? well rexella, we can know acrding to revelation chapters 6 to 18 that 21 judgments are going to fall on this world. and of course that's in the douay-rheims version also but they call it the apocalypse. and you've heard about the four horsemen of the apocalypse. the first one brings peace to the earth. the second one destr

with centuries before the big event of the death of christ, not 478 minutes by centuries and centuries, for instance on psalm sunday when jesus rode the donkey, 400 years before it happened, god said it had to happen in jerusalem, it had to happen in the 497th year, he said we would be yankedbacker wounded for our transgressions, the reason why he would die would be for our transgression, these are detail, where and where he would die, when he would die, where he would be born. when christ arose from the death, he says he fools in slow of heart to believe all the prophets, and then after he satisfied the claims of justice, enter into his glory. >> thank you.

i believe the you are christ, the son of the living god. [speaking latin] >> the first part of the mass having been completed, we now begin the preparation of the gets -- gifts. sullivan has presented the bread that will be consecrated in a few moments. the wind is presented on behalf of all who gathered and -- who gatherip themselves to worship. >> [speaking latin] >> [chanting] >> [organ music] >> he prays over the gifts and thatinds of -- reminds us as the sacrifice of christ is staff -- celebrated, the work of our redemption is carried on. as we offer our fruits and praises to god, we pray to god that john fitzgerald kennedy, servant of god, that he may be given everlasting rest. the cardinal will join with the angels in unceasing prayer over the throne of god. >> [speaking latin] >> thus begins the canon, a central prayer of angst giving. christ renews his work of redemption for us. >> [speaking latin] >> in the first part of the canon, the priest asks god the father to accept the sacrifice. then he prays for the whole church. next he

hallelujah m m glory glory hallelujah m m his truth is marching on m m in the beauty of the memory m m christ was born m m with the glory in his -- mm m while god is marching on but on where we're going and what is possible by your grace beloved become a community which celebrates and in the midst ty of our god give p diversity. d in the challenging words may god bless us that answers have so that we may live deep may god bless ts us at anger at injustice, oppression and exploitation of people so that we may work for for ce freedom and peace all. and may god bless us with tears so we those who suffer may reach out and turn they pain into joy. and may god bless us with foolishness to believe that we can make a difference in this world so that we can do together what others claim annot be done. and so in this season of thanksgiving we ask these blessings in the name of one thanksgiving to god for the inspiring and of ageous life and legacy esident john fits gerald kennedy amen. nd amen. ladies and gentlemen, please stand as we retire the colors. >> some members of the kennedy family paid their

not from the christ of faith. >> i'm kim lawton reporting. >> as kim reported, many scholars, believers and otherwise, strongly dispute aslan's conclusions. you can find links to some of those articles and an extended interview with aslan on our website at pbs.org. >>> finally, at the vatican at a ceremony honoring families, a young boy decided he should participate. he wandered up to pope francis. he evaded all the aides and security guards trying to get him off stage. he much preferred being at francis's side. the scripture at that gathering was matthew 11:28, beginning "come unto me." that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on the pbs app for iphones and ipads and visit our website, where there's always much more and where you can listen to and watch each of our programs. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, music from the blind boys of alabama, performing at the hamilton live music venue in washington, d.c. ♪ >> major funding for "religion & ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lily endowment, an indianapolis-b

how can you find jesus christ in a dutch reformed church? that sizwe, that sizwe is a bloody fool, i'm telling you. he's leading mr. bansi and mr. buntu astray. i know my way around this place, and i'm going to moor him if i find him-- you can't bullshit. come. let's get out. there's trouble there. only me in trouble, my friend. i said there's a dead man there. yeah? he's lying flat on the ground. i peed him wet. i thought he was a heap of rubbish. i look again, he's dead. listen, we must get out of here before the policeman come. - come, this... - okay. - this side, man. - mr. buntu. what? let's report that to the police station, my friend. police station? this time of the night? two drunk men, one with a wrong dom book. we both walk right inside the police station. "sergeant, there's a dead man." lock them up. they killed him. i know those bastards. - okay. - come. - okay, mr. buntu. - what now? - mr. buntu. - what? let's carry that man home, my friend. jesus christ, we walk up and down with a dead man. we don't know who killed him. the po

. >> we acknowledge the saving sacrifice of jesus christ on the christ. >> father alex bradshaw, a frequent prayer giver is typical. >> from his resurrection at easter, jesus christ, who took away the sins of the world. >> reporter: a federal appeals court in new york ruled a town unconstitutionally favored the christian faith. after observing that two-thirds of the prayers offered contains references to jesus, your son, or the holy spirit. attorney tom hungar defending the town of greece in the supreme court warned of the risk of allowing the government to engage in deciding who may offer a prayer or the language it may contain. >> to say you can pray in these words to these deitie sechlt but those those, that is contrary to your tradition of religious liberty. >> the plaintiffs in the case, linda stephens, who is an atheist and susan gal galloway who is jewish said the prayers are coercive. >> you can't participate in a prayer before you stand up to take discretionary action that affects you personally. this is highly coercive, also a sectarian endorsement. this case is about christians a

we then talked about the followers of christ church which is one of the leading churches in the faith healing homicide debate. what is the followers of christ church and how are they at the forefront of this problem that's the deadliest church in america is right here just outside of portland where i live in oh in oregon city. about half of the graves in their symmetry are kids graves there fatality rate among kids is twenty six times the norm fatality rate a mom skipping home versus nine hundred times the norm in oregon city oregon and died from an infection that know what is died from my conversation with cameron so interesting that he came on my radio show at the end of last week and broke some incredible news. you have investigated one of the largest of the cults of this type in the united states it's right there outside portland oregon and made a startling discovery just in the last few days here yes actually a colleague of mine danto kind of can't eat can't wait to you and a t.v. is the a.b.c. affiliate here in portland and he is going to announce in four hours that in one of th

we then talked about the followers of christ church which is one of the leading churches in the faith healing homicide debate. what is the followers of christ church and how are they at the forefront of this problem that's the deadliest church in america it's right here just outside of portland where i live in oh in oregon city. about half of the graves in their symmetry are kids graves there fatality rate among kids is twenty six times the norm fatality rate amongst women home versus nine hundred times the norm in oregon city oregon died from an infection that nobody's died from i think in my conversation with cameron so interesting that he came on my radio show at the end of last week and broke some incredible news. you have investigated one of the largest of the cults of this type in the united states it's right there outside portland oregon and made a startling discovery just in the last few days here yes actually a colleague of mine danto kind of can't eat can't a.t.u. a t.v. is the a.b.c. affiliate here in portland and he is going to announce in four hours that in one of the aff

. >> we acknowledge the saving sacrifice of jesus christ on the christ. >> father alex bradshaw, a frequent prayer giver is typical. >> from his resurrection at easter, jesus christ, who took away the sins of the world. >> reporter: a federal appeals court in new york ruled a town unconstitutionally favored the christian faith. after observing that two-thirds of the prayers offered contains references to jesus, your son, or the holy spirit. attorney tom hungar defending the town of greece in the supreme court warned of the risk of allowing the government to engage in deciding who may offer a prayer or the language it may contain. >> to say you can pray in these words to these deitie sechlt but those those, that is contrary to your tradition of religious liberty. >> the plaintiffs in the case, linda stephens, who is an atheist and susan gal galloway who is jewish said the prayers are coercive. >> you can't participate in a prayer before you stand up to take discretionary action that affects you personally. this is highly coercive, also a sectarian endorsement. this case is about christians a

we then talked about the followers of christ church which is one of the leading churches in the faith healing homicide debate. what is the followers of christ church and how are they at the forefront of this problem that's the deadliest church in america is right here just outside of portland where i live in oh in oregon city. about half of the graves in their symmetry are kids graves their fatality rate among kids is twenty six times the norm fatality rate amongst women home versus nine hundred times the norm in oregon city oregon and died from an infection that know what is died from my conversation with cameron so interesting that he came on my radio show at the end of last week and broke some incredible news. you have investigated one of the largest of the cults of this type in the united states it's right there outside portland oregon and made a startling discovery just in the last few days here yes actually a colleague of mine dan until kind of can't eat can't a.t.u. a t.v. at the a.b.c. affiliate here in portland and he is going to announce in four hours that in one of the affi

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>> 16 agneez our lord jesus christ faced on the cross. ( laughter ) >> i'm going to give you points for the purple jacket. julie. >> three dogs. >> just three dogs. any old three dogs. yes, i'll give you points for that. sure paul. >> 25 species of animals that are keptical of runbas. >> 1-24 dogs. yes baron. >> seven times tricks actually were for rabbits. >> points! points! julie. >> 45 disney princess only they're also potatoes somehow. >> the crowd wasn't with you on that one. >> wow! >> no points. paul? >> 21 proposals that end in suicide. ( applause ) >> the number one answer would be the last two minutes of "titanic." baron? >> okay 10 reasons chris

"in god we trust" and not in "christ we trust." not one nation under allah or uddha. under the town's view, residents can come and participate in this meetings nd can be asked to join in a prayer that promises eternal ellfire to anyone who does not accept jesus christ as their savior. hat cannot possibly be constitutional. we hope the supreme court will agree that civic participation should not be conditioned on compromising one's -- >> thank you. >> what do say to atheist who do not believe in god? >> as a professor said, this tradition that the country has followed does in fact not recognize the increasing diversity of this country. we believe under the proposal we have made that atheists would be allowed to come forward and present a prayer, as would polytheists or anyone else who comes from a more diverse tradition than the monotheistic one that the court opened with today. >> thank you. >> my name is holly. i'm from the baptist committee for joint religious. i'm a council of -- we filed a brief on behalf of of them to stand with them. we stand for religious liber

head there is quaker oats, there is christ-ler. there is church's chicken and virgin, which of course worships a bizarre goat headed god. so i believe, i believe it is time we acknowledged the deep faith held by all of our corporate citizen those matter what faith they are. hindus believe in reincarnation so why should a hindu corporation be forced to follow workplace safety laws. if there's an accident, the worker will just come back as an ant. and-- (laughter) remember, buddhists reject the material world. why should a buddhist corporation be forced to pay anyone money. and out of respect for their deeply held beliefs, we allow native americans to legally drop peyote, therefore we should a la coke industries to legally drop acid in our rivers. now remember, remember, folks, the purpose of religion is to answer the ultimate question, are we in control or is there some

>> well, this is the nader administration in a moment of christ. they may be able to get through it, but until they get their arms around the affordable care act and it's implementation they are not going to be able to do anything else. >> sarah, chamberlain, the same question. >> i think the republicans will take advantage. >> do you agree, that the aca is the game? >> absolutely. >> how much time does he have? >> no more than five months. >> and finally, simon? >> i agree, and i think there will be stages in getting your arms and the aca. there will be the question of whether the individual mandate can work or how it works.

we thank thee in the name of our lord, jesus christ, amen. over the country, in coffeehouses, galleries, wherever performance artists appear, there is a fear that the funding rug will be pulled out from under them. on art news today, we'll be talking to two well-known performance artists who were actually turned down by the national endowment for the arts. on my right is performance artist american jesus, and on my left, the anonymous poet of rage. i'm sick and tired of all the morons they keep sending me to interview on this show. why can't they send me something a little intelligent, something to have a decent-- [music] ♪ return tomorrow return tomorrow ♪ ♪ return to me, return to me now, i don't have to tell you, my fellow believers, what the natural consequence of all this is. you know as well as i do god-- "thou shall not commit adultery." and then just to be sure we got the message, he added another commandment, "thou shall not even covet thy neighbor's wife." we know the rules and we also know what comes of disobeying them: miser

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our national motto is in god we trust, not in christ we trust. the pledge of allegiance refers to one nation under god, not one nation under jesus or buddah. the town of greece has chosen to thumb its nose at this long- standing tradition that has served us so well. under the town's view, residents who participate in these meetings could be asked to join in a prayer that promises eternal hellfire to anyone who does not accept jesus christ as their savior. that can't possibly a constitutional. we hope the supreme court will agree that civic participation should not be conditioned on compromising one's religious scruples. thank you. >> what do you say to atheists who do not believe in god? they should not cap to hear it even nondenominational prayer -- not have to hear even nondenominational prayer. >> this doesn't fact not recognize the current -- increasing diversity of this country. we do believe under the proposal we have made that atheists would be allowed to come forward and present a prayer, as would polytheists or anybody else who comes fro

how can you find jesus christ in a dutch reformed church? that sizwe, that sizwe is a bloody fool, i'm telling you. he's leading mr. bansi and mr. buntu astray. i know my way around this place, and i'm going to moor him if i find him-- you can't bullshit. come. let's get out. there's trouble there. only me in trouble, my friend. i said there's a dead man there. yeah? he's lying flat on the ground. i peed him wet. i thought he was a heap of rubbish. i look again, he's dead. listen, we must get out of here before the policeman come. - come, this... - okay. - this side, man. - mr. buntu. what? let's report that to the police station, my friend. police station? this time of the night? two drunk men, one with a wrong dom book. we both walk right inside the police station. "sergeant, there's a dead man." lock them up. they killed him. i know those bastards. - okay. - come. - okay, mr. buntu. - what now?

i asked them to consider becoming followers of christ. people who would want to be known as christians, we ought to be following christ with all of our heart. and when that happens we ask him to forgive us, live inside us, a miracle happens. you can't describe it with words. it's not just about going to church or saying a chant. it starts with an encounter where you invite him to take over your life and he forgives you. the bible calls it being born again. you get a new heart. you condition even explain it. you can try, but it's a miracle. >> i feel like they are trying to teach you to be perfect, you know. >> right. >> there's nothing wrong with accountability because i think we all need that in our lives. >> sure. >> but they take it to an extreme. >> he always tells the interns that you should always be fasting something. >> oh, wow. >> because that will help you keep your flesh in check. so whether it's fast food for a while, then fast movies or fast talking or whatever, you should always be fasting something. >> well, fasting was set

centuries before christ, naples was a thriving greek commercial center called "neapolis," or "the new city." over the ages, it became an important center ruled by a series of foreign overlords. in the 18th century, naples finally became the capital of its own independent kingdom. then, with the unification of italy in 1861, naples fell from being an important political capital to just another provincial town. neapolitans lament that after their city joined the newly united italy, its riches were swallowed up by the new country. as the city's wealth was used to fund the industrial expansion of the north, naples eventually lost its status and glamour. today, italy's third largest city feels in many places like an urban jungle. its lack of open spaces or parks makes it europe's most densely populated city. watching the police try to enforce traffic sanity is almost comical in this gritty city.

jesus christ. you know what this stamp means? i can't read. listen. "you are required to report "to the bantu affairs commissioner "of king william's town within three days of the abovementioned date--" one, two--jesus, brother. you should have been at home yesterday-- "for the purpose of repatriation, influx control." brother, you've been endorsed out. i don't want to leave port elizabeth. maybe. if that stamp in that book says go, you must go. can't i burn this book and get a new one? you burn that book and get a new one and the bloody white man sees you doing that, huh? you'll have to tell him how many books you've burned before. and what do you think you're going to do, walk up and down without a book? you will have to apply for another one and you'll make it a point before that new book comes, no policeman stops you and ask for the book. you'll be back in those courtrooms, five rand, five days in jail, right? the new book comes. you'll never get a job, anything, without the right stamp in it. so you will have to go back to the labor bureau. the w

"in god we trust" and not in "christ we trust." not one nation under allah or uddha. under the town's view, residents can come and participate in this meetings and can be asked to join in a prayer that promises eternal hellfire to anyone who does not accept jesus christ as their savior. that cannot possibly be constitutional. we hope the supreme court will agree that civic participation should not be conditioned on ompromising one's -- rely shouse scruples. -- religious scruples. >> thank you. >> what do say to atheist who do ot believe in god? >> as a professor said, this tradition that the country has ollowed does in fact not recognize the increasing diversity of this country. we believe under the proposal we have made that atheists would be allowed to come forward and present a prayer, as would polytheists or anyone else who comes from a more diverse tradition than the monotheistic one that the court opened with today. > thank you. >> my name is holly. i'm a council of -- we filed a brief on behalf of of them to stand with them. -- i'm from the baptist joint commit

in the kitchen, maybe in the front foyer, there was a picture of jack kennedy and a picture of jesus christ.

i mean off the top of my head there is quaker oats, there is christ-ler. there is church's chicken and virgin, which of course worships a bizarre goat headed god. so i believe, i believe it is time we acknowledged the deep faith held by all of our corporate citizen those matter what faith they are. hindus believe in reincarnation so why should a hindu corporation be forced to follow workplace safety laws. if there's an accident, the worker will just come back as an ant. and-- (laughter) remember, buddhists reject the material world. why should a buddhist corporation be forced to pay anyone money. and out of respect for their deeply held beliefs, we allow native americans to legally drop peyote, therefore we should a la coke industries to legally drop acid in our rivers. now remember, remember, folks, the purpose of religion is to answer the ultimate question, are we in control or is there some greater force pulling the strings. and if the courts rule that corporations have the same religious rights that we humans do, i think we'll have our answer. and that

when christ arose from the death, he says he fools in slow of heart to believe all the prophets, and then after he satisfied the claims of justice, enter into his glory. >> thank you. next speaker. >> mr. president, board members of the board of supervisors, 66 thousand dollars, is anyone owing 66 thousand or is owed 66 thousand, when the city and county of san francisco others me 66 thousand of work that i have done, i have given the mta, i haven't been paid, i have lost 8 employees. my doors are locked. director mars from the port of san francisco has given me an extension on my lease. i can't get paid. i can't get paid because everybody's pointing the finger at who should pay me. i have a letter here from the mta saying that i am owed 66 thousand dollars but i have to go and file a claim against the city and county of san francisco to good -- get it. i have sad o .the advisory committee for 19 year, i have beener in ldda of this city for over 21 years, this is a shame and disgrace that at this stage of the game, i have to beg the city and county of san francisco to pay me to pay p

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it invokes jesus christ as the savior of the world. there are many religions who don't believe that. let's get past that. >> so, your honor -- >> this is sectarian. >> we agree that these are sectarian. but the kinds of debates that you're seeing among the parties, whether, for example, 15 percent, 50 percent, 60% of the congressional prayers are sectarian. those are debates about whether "holy spirit" is sectarian. a court -- a district court has held that "allah" is not sectarian. >> so let's talk about the 0 context instead of prayer. if the chief justice got up at the beginning of this session and said "all rise for a prayer," would you sit down? >> your honor, whether i would sit or not, we don't think that that would be constitutional. >> do you think -- how many people in this room do you think would sit, talking truthfully? >> i don't think -- i don't think many would sit, your honor. >> all right. >> but we don't think that that >> so why do you think that someone who is sitting in a small room where hearings of this nature ar

with christ, and the muslim are with islam, or allah. i don't know what the jews are connected to. >> the jews in terms of an overall leader? idea? looking to moses in particular, yahweh being lord. i mean, they all consider that they worship the same god, just slightly different names. it's a good question, though, because islam coming- you know, judaism first, then christianity- islam considers itself to be the seal of the prophets, the final revelation. in other words, they said the jews- yeah, were connected to god, but they messed it up. the christians were connected with god- jesus is a great prophet and revered in islam- they messed it up. but the muslims have the final say, and that is added to an extraordinary rigidity when you have a predominant islamic society. and what makes egypt such an interesting twist in comparison to israel, of course, is that you've got islam, which- well, i guess i can share what reverend noor, from his perspective said. we were talking about having met moderate muslims- and i'm sure he's speaking fro

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that ends "in christ's name." but there are -- the count was about, about two-thirds, one- third. so there are plenty of them in here. >> 74a, "heavenly father," that's acceptable to all religions? >> "heavenly father" is very broadly acceptable. and you know, the test cannot be unanimity, because that's impossible, right? that's why the atheists are -- that's why the atheists are excluded. i'm sorry, justice scalia; could you repeat your question? >> well, i'll repeat mine. it was: who was supposed to make these determinations? is there supposed to be an officer of the town council that will review? do prayers have to be reviewed for his approval in advance? >> no. principally the clergy make this determination. there is a 200-year tradition of this kind of civic prayer. the clergy know how to do it. if the city has a policy, then an occasional violation by one clergy is not the city's responsibility. so -- so this is left principally to the clergy by simply giving them instructions. they receive no instruction of any kind about the purpose of this prayer or -- >> so there is an

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