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Ferguson and the case in cleveland, isn't it understandable that many of us are raising the question with how we are dealing with policing? granted, all of these situations may not pale on the to be concluded that the way that many feel, but there's not a mass hallucination going here where you have all of these situations seeming to beg for a review of how we deal with policing. >> there's nothing to see here mentality is really being laid -- again, we're looking at the fundamentals here. we don't have to get into the facts. if you put police people at every bar -- worst endings repeatedly, i...

Skeptics have explained the resurrection as a mass hallucination or as a tale told to comfort jesus' followers, but none of those theories explain the mystery of faith. >> the belief that dead people don't rise was absolutely universal across the whole ancient world, with the exception of the jews, who said that at the moment, dead people don't rise, but one day there will be a resurrection either of all the righteous of possibly of everybody. the best historical explanation for the rise of the early christian movement is that jesus really was raised from the dead on the third day. >> while sc...

And faith begins. skeptics have explained the resurrection as a mass hallucination or as a tale told to comfort jesus' followers, but none of those theories explain the mystery of faith. >> the belief that dead people don't rise was absolutely universal across the whole ancient world, with the exception of the jews, who said that at the moment, dead people don't rise, but one day there will be a resurrection either of all the righteous of possibly of everybody. the best historical explanation for the rise of the early christian movement is that jesus really was raised from the dead on the thir...

The point where science stops and faith begins. skeptics have explained the resurrection as a mass hallucination or as a tale told to comfort jesus' followers, but none of those theories explain the mystery of faith. >> the belief that dead people don't rise was absolutely universal across the whole ancient world, with the exception of the jews, who said that at the moment, dead people don't rise, but one day there will be a resurrection either of the righteous or possibly of everybody. the best historical explanation for the rise of the early christian movement is that jesus really was raised...

no one even thought to record his death. the story of jesus has transcended generations and cultures. the tale of a routine execution that gave birth to a new religion. yet from that unlikely beginning a great faith was born. today some 2 billion people believe jesus was the son of god. but even as billions of people pledge themselves to follow jesus's teachings we know nothing about the man. no other great figure from moses to mohamed is shrouded in mystery. >> it's very difficult to classify jesus in a single category. the most accurate response to the question of who was jesus at ...