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Rra paul. >> i am cheering for notre dame. notre dame in paris was a devastating fire, demoralized everyone. it is still out of commission right now, since the first time since the french revolution. but even the nation as secular as france that everyone rallies around the cathedral and its going to be rebuilt and all of its glory. so big hit to the french nation. >> im glad you picked because seed the drill instead of the notre dame program. thats much harder. >> i hit for boris johnson the con...

Senate. >> the presidents only oil up until you are loyal to him. he is showing up votes in the united states senate. susan collins is one of the people that might support him. he is doing a little bit to make sure that she stays on the reservation. she should be very careful. hard numbers are not strong in maine. neither of the president. his support might not matter. it may be the support cause him to lose the election. >> molly: that is our battleground in the new england states. its a fun wa...

>> so the bullets do not really kill? >> the bullets do not kill the rights of the people. >> terrorism was suddenly moving from what had once been almost entirely a secular, politically ideological movement to something that now is motivated or fueled by religious fervor. >> in mecca, men described as religious deviants are holding hostages in the sacred grand mosque. >> 15,000 pilgrims were praying at dawn when the 30 giant doors were sealed off by hundreds of members of a muslim sect. they se...

Politics because both are about people, right? its about what drives them. you might as well try to separate economics or geography or partisanship out of it. it does require a proportionate sense of what do you want from the public arena and what do you bring to it. and ideally, at our best, some of our best american moments have come from religious leaders. look at martin luther king. look at the abolitionists. >> what im curious whats going to happen here and what you think of this, it does f...

In 1990, 50% to 45%, people said they were confident their children would be better off than they were. now, just 27% are confident their children will be better off. two thirds of the country are not confident. 67%. then there are the cultural and societal shifts we have been making over the last three decades. in 2000, 46% said it was a positive development that women were pursuing careers while raising children. 38% disagreed with that. by 2018, 78% said the rise of working mothers was positi...

Let me read you one paragraph. i am a secular. my religious education did not take. i can barely remember a word of the hebrew and cannot pray. ive spent more years studying mathematics and writing about the sciences. yet as you wrote the preface of this book, the book that follows is in some sense a defense of religious sentiment. biblical verses are the least of it. a defense is needed because none has been forthcoming. the discussion has been seeded to men who regard religious belief with fri...

Final ends. we are supposed to accept the absolutes, the un- equivalent is how we get there. and so when we have people teaching like that. pressing that type of darwinism. it makes it much more difficult to have that discussion than what were having right now. >> it becomes very difficult and thats part of the problem. all secular societies face. the minute the society become secular, we embrace a certain kind of ideological system which largely replaces religious tradition. once that ideologic...

Hearing what youve talked about on atheism darwinism and so forth, and i read your secular job. do you reject the idea that there is a supernatural? that there is a god? or how do you deal with that? >> do you reject that personally? god forbid i would reject that personally. theres a vast difference between being a believer and having a commitment and obeying a certain set of religious prescriptions. theres a vast terms between that and the fence fundamental rejection. no i dont reject it. i ca...

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Ive been american since the day i was born in new york city and my father was quite conscious of how when he came to america, and brought me to a world which is this open, and in many ways the secular, the risk of me not following his way of life, and he had tremendous equanimity about that. >> charles really did not like to talk about himself and one of the most rewarding experiences i had here at fox is finally convincing him to open up in a d the release of his new book a few years ago, thing...