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>> 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 seek to purify the religion from what th...

Secular purposes, and that, once again, if this cross were allowed to fall, you could see arlington, some of the cross as they are in trouble. in my home state of west virginia, whether you are in the state capital, there are number of capitals that could fall because this starts to stretch first amendment jurisprudence, and not the way the founders intended. >> that is just ridiculous. we have worked with arlington national cemetery to make sure that humanists and other non-christians -- on the...

>> mike: faithful people wary of the secular world is trying to take christ out of christmas. a pew poll shows that younger people, millennials, christmas is becoming more of a cultural holiday than a religious holiday. a recent gallup pole on the importance of -- 60 2% of christians saying its very important but others saying its only fairly important but not very important. how do you avoid losing the reason for the christmas holiday? >> there is no doubt that christmas is becoming more secula...

Martyrs are not destroyed. >> 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 entirely a secular politically ideological movement to something that now is motivated or fuelled by religious fervor. >> in mecca, men described as religious deec religious deviants holding hostages in the mosque. >> the 30 giant doors were sealed off by members of a muslim secretar muslim sect. they seek to purify it from th...

The year! jason, tiffany and e.j. are back with me. e.j. dionne, who won the year. >> youre going to tell us that ed koch won the year? >> i want to hear that. >> tease. tease. >> no, the clear winners of the year were the grassroots activists who from the day donald trump was inaugust gaur rated started organizing in their neighborhoods, precincts, ee sbegsly important in places where they were in a minority to protect our democracy. were talking about the mothers and the veterans, students and...

Entail? biblical view of justice. >> i mean it fundamentally means he miscontrues and doesnt adhere to the first amendment and we do actually have a secular for the judicial branch and other branches of government. for him to take that viewpoint actually shows, frankly, theres no other way to describe this as being an asinine and idiotic statement to make. that in addition to the fact to have a biblical view also eliminates a lot of people whose religious viewpoints or the existence or absence o...

Together. you were talking about how it comes through your home state of pennsylvania. explain. >> well, the country is becoming in our lifetime much more balance k balkinized. they bunch much more than the east -- than the west coast behaves and people become more like people around them. we like -- were inner directed. were not. were social beings. youre very comfortable because people talk like you, have the same values, pro-choice, secular. you go to church and they have a different cull cul...

In this country. >> lets listen before we go to jonathan, i want you all at home, and susan, to watch what kellyanne did say about what she sees as the cause of all this horror. >> the anti-religiousity, its in vogue, and funny to make fun of anybody of faith, to constantly be making fun of people who express religion, the late night comedians, the un-funny people on tv shows, its always anti-religious. remember, these people are gunned down in their place of worship. this is no time to be drivi...

There are going to be the leaders of the new nation wanted a secular even socialist bangladesh. they enshrined the principle of secularism and of the preamble of the constitution . many years later in one thousand nine hundred eight the countrys ruler declared islam the state religion. with far reaching consequences. we dont really subscribe to secularism any longer we dont believe that everyone has a right to life and liberty and freedom of expression irrespective of what their religious belief...

On. saturday and the leaders of the new nation wanted a secular even socialist bangladesh. they enshrined the principle of secularism and of the preamble of the constitution . many years later in one thousand nine hundred eight the countrys ruler declared islam the state religion. with far reaching consequences. we dont really subscribe to secularism any longer we dont believe that everyone has a right to life and liberty and freedom of expression irrespective of what their religious belief or b...