oh oh bartholomew the first the leader of the eastern orthodox church and a man at the center of what's being described as potentially one of the biggest rifts in christianity in recent times. with his signature on saturday he officially split most of ukraine's orthodox churches from centuries of russian jurisdiction. flow horrific emotive on sunday during a service in the turkish city of istanbul to mark the orthodox feast day of the pippen e the document for the separation also known as the thomas was officially handed over to the leader of the now independent ukrainian orthodox churches as most of watching from the side petro poroshenko the ukrainian president he's pushed for ukraine's orthodox churches to split from what he and others have described as russian influence and propaganda ukraine's churches have been under pressure to sever ties since the country became independent after the breakup of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. and that pressure has been getting stronger since russia annexed crimea in two thousand and fourteen ukraine imposed martial law

i know and welcome to the program the problem the eastern orthodox church has over two hundred fifty million members around the world that spiritual leader is based in istanbul but for follow us in ukraine there is a new found independence churches that have officially cut ties with their russian branch accusing it of what they called propaganda the decision has angered russian leaders will bring in our guests in a moment but first mohamed. discussion from moscow. oh oh bartholomew the first the leader of the eastern orthodox church and a man at the center of what's being described as potentially one of the biggest rifts in christianity in recent times. with his signature on saturday he officially split most of ukraine's orthodox churches from centuries of russian jurisdiction. flow forfeit your motive on sunday during a service in the turkish city of istanbul to mark the orthodox feast day of a pick any the document for the separation also known as the thomas was officially handed over to the leader of the now independent ukrainian orthodox churches as most of watching from the side

well let's take a closer look at the eastern orthodox church now it's one of the oldest religious institutions and second largest after the roman catholic church it has more than two hundred fifty million members around the world most of whom live in eastern europe greece the caucasus and parts of the middle east and africa orthodox churches a self-governed but the patriarch of constantinople based as the ball is that spiritual leader. well let's bring in our guests now joining us from kiev as valentini yaku schick professor of political science at the national university of kiev academy in london is there then professor of sociology of religion and department head of theology and religious studies at king's college london and joining us and scott from moscow is alexander bridges senior foreign policy at gazeta dot argue that's a russian newspaper a very warm welcome to all of you let me start with mr bush there and london are we seeing the biggest schism in christianity in the hundreds if not the cells and he is. it's obviously not the biggest schism in christan it's a more although i would b

for almost four thousand of you the first the leader of the eastern orthodox church and a man at the center of what's being described as potentially one of the biggest rifts in christianity in recent times. with his signature on saturday he officially split most of ukraine's orthodox churches from centuries of russian jurisdiction. flow boresight emotive on sunday during a service in the turkish city of istanbul to mark the orthodox feast day of the pippen the the document for the separation also known as the thomas was officially handed over to the leader of the now independent ukrainian orthodox churches is nobody watching from the side petro poroshenko the ukrainian. president he's pushed for ukraine's orthodox churches to split from what he and others have described as russian influence and propaganda ukraine's churches have been under pressure to sever ties since the country became independent after the breakup of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. and that pressure has been getting stronger since russia annexed crimea in two thousand and fourteen ukraine

oh bartholomew the first the leader of the eastern orthodox church and a man at the center of what's being described as potentially one of the biggest rifts in christianity in recent times. with his signature on saturday he officially split most of ukraine's orthodox churches from centuries of russian jurisdiction. float off and what would have on sunday during a service in the turkish city of istanbul to mark the orthodox feast day of a pick any document for the separation also known as the thomas was officially handed over to the leader of the now independent ukrainian orthodox churches as most of watching from the side petro poroshenko the ukrainian president he's pushed for ukraine's orthodox churches to split from what he and others have described as russian influence and propaganda ukraine's churches have been under pressure to sever ties since the country became independent after the breakup of the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred ninety one. and that pressure has been getting stronger since russia annexed crimea in two thousand and fourteen ukraine imposed martial la

seventy three and istanbul was the main school of theology for the eastern orthodox church in the country until the turkish government shut it down in one nine hundred seventy one seven costello reports from the start. is an orthodox community it celebrates the peace day of stand for the patent saint of the seminary. founded in one thousand nine hundred four on her belly of the island it served as the main school of theology of the eastern orthodox church ecumenical patriarch eight until one thousand nine hundred seventy one the seminary was closed when the turkish parliament enough to know banning primates higher education patrick bartha limo is the spiritual leader for the estimated three hundred million also talks church worshippers worldwide. when the school reopens it will be a big and happy day not only for the patriarch it's all the orthodox christian world but also for the civilisation culture and our country. alexis she presses the first greek prime minister to formally visit the school since nine hundred thirty three it's seen to be a potential step to persuading to rethink on i

orthodox church the ecumenical patriarch eight until one thousand nine hundred seventy one. the greek orthodox church which has many worshippers and turkey's neighbor is part of the world's third largest christian church the seminary was closed when the turkish parliament enough to do no banning primates higher education patrick bartha limo is the spiritual leader for the estimated three hundred million also books church worshippers worldwide. when the school reopens it will be a big and happy day not only for the patriarch it's all the orthodox christian world but also for the civilisation culture and our country. with alexis she presents the first greek prime minister to formula visit the school since one nine hundred thirty three it's seen to be a potential step to persuading a rethink on its closure he hopes his next visit will be with turkey's president people even of the cinema the message we want to show today here from this historic place is that the reopening of the how to school will not constitute an object of discord or division but a message of friendship unders

orthodox church in the country until. turkish government shut it down in nine hundred seventy one same course a report from istanbul. oh the ist an orthodox community it celebrates the feast day of sin fortress the patent saint of the seminary. founded in one thousand nine hundred to four on her belly of the island it served as the main school of theology of the eastern orthodox church ecumenical patriarch eight until one thousand nine hundred seventy one. the greek orthodox church which has many worshippers in turkey's neighbor is part of the world's third largest christian church the seminary was closed when the turkish parliament in after the no banning primates higher education patrick barthelemy always a spiritual leader for the estimated three hundred million also talks church worshippers worldwide. when the school reopens it will be a big and happy day not only for the patriarchates or the orthodox christian world but also for the civilisation culture and our country. there with alexis she presses the first greek p

orthodox church ecumenical patriarch eight until one thousand nine hundred seventy one. the greek orthodox church which has many worshippers and turkey's neighbor is part of the world's third largest christian church the seminary was closed when the turkish parliament enough to do no banning primates higher education patrick barth the limo is the spiritual leader for the estimated three hundred million orthodox church worshippers worldwide. when the school reopens it will be a big and happy day not only for the patriarch it's all the orthodox christian world but also for the civilisation culture and our country. there are many alexis she presents the first greek prime minister to formally visit the school since nine hundred thirty three it's seen to be a potential step to persuading to rethink on its closure he hopes his next visit will be with turkey's president do you believe in love with the women the message we want to show today here from this historic place is that the reopening of the how can school not constitute an object of disk. or division but a message of fr

and the occupied west bank both the latin and eastern orthodox pogroms held their christmas midnight masses of the church a place of worship is over a grotto where christians believe jesus was born the and on sunday egypt's president of the fatah has sisi open the country's largest church in largest mosque on the eve of coptic christmas celebrations it's being seen as a gesture of tolerance in the majority muslim country which has suffered a string of attacks on christians the fattah one lean mosque in cairo can accommodate over fifteen thousand worshippers. a saudi teenager has barricaded herself in a hotel room in thailand to avoid deportation saying she fears for her life or half was detained while in transit on her way to australia as she wants to claim asylum on line she expressed fear of being killed the she was sent back to saudi arabia this is not the first time saudi women have been detained for deportation one trying to request asylum and she posted this message on her twitter account i'm not leaving my own until i see you an edge. island. a cuban soldier who became a right

celebrating christmas at the church of the nativity in bethlehem in the occupied west bank platinum eastern orthodox pilgrims hold their christmas midnight mass at that church place of worship is said to be built over a crowd where christians believe jesus was born. and so the headlines keep it on al-jazeera much more news to come and cited story as that next. deadlock in the u.s. says the president threatens years of government shutdown a few doesn't get money for its border war but is the face off about the war or the presidency and how's it changing american politics this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sammy's a than that wall was a regular slogan from u.s. president donald trump jury and after his campaign now he's demanding over five billion dollars from democratic controlled house of representatives to keep his promise the democrats have refused to give in which is led to a partial government shutdown that began on december the twenty second it's affecting their eight hundred thousand government employees the president has threatened to prolong the shutdown for mon

celebrating christmas at the church of the nativity in bethlehem in the occupied west bank both latin and eastern orthodox pilgrims hold their christmas midnight masses at the church the place of worship is over a grotto where christians believe jesus was born. demonstrations maad christmas celebrations by christians in palestine some people boycotted the visit of the orthodox patriarch of jerusalem to bethlehem protesters are angry that he's been selling church land how a force it was at the protests in iraq and piled west bank. this is a familiar pilgrimage for the orthodox patriarch of jerusalem he comes here to bethlehem every year for the orthodox christmas to mark christ's birth at the church of the holy. and usually he would come here on foot proceeded by marching bands or scouts he would be met by officials from the bethlehem and surrounding governments. manger square would usually be thronged with people to welcome him but this year it's very different there is a group within the orthodox community who want this visit boycotted on political grounds because of his policy of selling church

millions of orthodox christians are celebrating the christmas holiday the eastern orthodox faith follows the old julian calendar which puts the birth of jesus christ on january the sufferings celebrations are taking place in bethlehem in the occupied west bank the city celebrates christmas three times a year for different denominations. the cranes new orthodox church has been blessed by the global orthodox leaders based in turkey ukraine's church was officially granted independence from the russian orthodox church on saturday the decree was handed over during sunday's service in istanbul this move has angered moscow brazil's new government has deployed troops to the northern city of to counter a spike in violent crime nearly eighty robberies gun attacks on fires have been reported this week across the states of sierra reports suggest drugs gangs were responding to tough new measures in the prisons of former military bunker in hong kong the played a crucial role in world war two has been given a new lease of life instead of bullets and bombs it's now home to some of the world's best wines

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millions of all the docs christians are celebrating the christmas holiday eastern orthodox faith follows the old julian calendar which pushed puts the birth of jesus christ on generally seven celebrations are taking place in bethlehem in the occupied west bank the city celebrates christmas three times a year for different denominations. ukraine's new orthodox church has been blessed during mass by global orthodox leaders based in turkey ukraine's church was officially granted independence from the russian orthodox church on saturday the decree was handed over during sunday's service in istanbul the move has angered moscow for months reports. for the simple sweep of a plan ukraine's orthodox churches gain their independence or autocephaly a move likely to infuriate russian religious leaders and deepening of a global split in the church days before the ceremony in istanbul the leader of the author talks church worldwide denied he'd been given bribes to authorize the separation however he admitted to a group of children he had been given chocolates by ukrainian president petro poroshenko. p

police officer has died while trying to diffuse a bomb near a church in cairo called to the eastern suburb of nasr city when the suspicious package was found on a rooftop to other police were injured and that last. orthodox church of ukraine has officially split from its religious leadership and russia ecumenical patriarch in istanbul who is they worldwide head of the church as sign a document granting independence right marks a deepening religious divide stemming from political hostilities between the neighboring countries and reports. ukraine's orthodox churches gained their independence for. a move likely to infuriate two russian religious leaders. global split in the church days before the ceremony in istanbul the leader of the church. has been given to all for this operation he admitted to a group of children being given chocolates. by ukrainian president petro poroshenko . president poroshenko also has a chocolate factory even if the russian church is accusing me of being bribed with money to do this autocephaly in reality i didn't receive money because i got a lot of the sweets and

singing and — easter celebrations in moscow as eastern orthodox christians mark the holiest day in the church calendar. hello and welcome to bbc news. one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire inside a synagogue in california. three other people were injured in the attack. the chabad of poway synagogue, north of san diego, was hosting a passover celebration at the time of the shooting. speaking from close to the scene, the chief of police described how a teenage suspect had been arrested. as this incident was unfolding, a san diego police officer, k9 officer, was en route to the scene. he was monitoring both the san diego police department's dispatch and the sheriff's dispatch, heard the call and started making his way towards this call. as he was en route, he also overheard a chp scanner of a suspect who had called into chp to report that he was just involved in this shooting and his location which was rancho bernardo and the interstate 15. as our officer was exiting the freeway, he clearly saw the suspect and his vehicle. the suspect pulled over, jumped out of the car wit

more than 200 million eastern orthodox worldwide are celebrating easter this sunday. this was the scene in moscow, at the cathedral of christ the savior as patriarch kirill gave the faithful the traditional "christ has risen" message. thousands of worshippers packed the cathedral, holding candles lit from the "holy fire" brought by plane, from jerusalem, earlier in the day. according to orthodox tradition, the holy fire is a miracle that occurs every year at the church of the holy sepul—ker injerusalem on holy saturday, the day before easter. some of russia's top officials attended the vigil at the cathedral, including present mayor —— president vladimir putin. the second half of the weekend promises to be a lot less turbulent than the first half was because we are saying farewell to storm hanna which brought gusts of winds of up to 80 mph in north wales. you can see the swell of cloud on the satellite picture, a deep area of low pressure which is now quickly becoming less deep and less threatening as it slides out into the north sea. high pressure building in f

more than 200 million eastern orthodox christians worldwide are celebrating easter this sunday. this was the scene in moscow, at the cathedral of christ the saviour, as patriarch kirill gave the faithful the traditional "christ is risen" message. thousands of worshippers packed the cathedral, holding candles lit from the "holy fire", the flame brought by plane from jerusalem earlier in the day. according to orthodox tradition, the flame is passed from candle to candle, representing the resurrection of jesus. stay with us on bbc news. let's get the weather. because we say farewell to storm hanna that bought gusts of wind of over 80 miles an hour in north—west wales, significant rainfall as well. you can see the swirl of cloud on the satellite picture and a deep area of low pressure that is now, very quickly, becoming less deep and threatening as it slides out into the north sea. high pressure building in from the south—west means a much more settled day on sunday. not completely dry. some showers are around and sunny spells and, crucially, it will be less windy. a quieter sta

and easter celebrations in moscow as eastern orthodox christians mark the holiest day in the church calendar. hello and welcome to bbc news. one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire inside a synagogue in california. three other people were injured in the shooting at the chabad synagogue, in the city of poway in san diego county. our north america correspondent, chris buckler has the story. the attack happened as a passover celebration was being held at the synagogue in poway near san diego. elise issued a warning shortly before hand and were investigating reports armed with a gun. they said a police officer, a canine officer was on the way to the scene. he was a monitoring dispatch and the sheriff dispatch, he the call and started to make his way towards the call. as he exited the freeway he clearly saw the vehicle of the suspect who pulled over and jumped up suspect who pulled over and jumped up with his hands up and was immediately ta ken into up with his hands up and was immediately taken into custody by the police department. the mayor of the police department. the mayor of

more than 200 million eastern orthodox christians worldwide are celebrating easter this sunday. this was the scene in moscow, at the cathedral of christ the saviour, as patriarch kirill gave the faithful the traditional "christ is risen" message. thousands of worshippers packed the cathedral, holding candles lit from the "holy fire", the flame brought by plane, from jerusalem, earlier in the day. according to orthodox tradition, the flame is passed from candle to candle, representing the resurrection of jesus. do stay with us on the bbc news. weather now with ben rich. hello, good evening. you may be pleased to hear that the second half of this weekend is likely to be a lot less turbulent than the first half was. we are saying farewell to storm hannah which brought some very strong winds and really heavy rain in places today. you can see this swirl of cloud on the satellite picture, a deep area of low pressure. this low is becoming less intense and sliding out into the north sea so things are slowly but surely improving. the winds easing through the night. much of the rain easin

although most christians in the world celebrated easter last sunday, more than 200 million eastern orthodox worldwide have been marking holy week under the julian calendar, with easter falling tomorrow. injerusalem's church of the holy sepulchre, thousands of worshippers have marked the holy fire ceremony. it is considered a miracle that occurs this day every year. the greek orthodox patriarch ofjerusalem, theofilis iii, lit a few candles with the holy fire, and passed them on to worshippers inside the church. in the united states, a man has been detained for questioning in san diego after a shooting incident at a synagogue. the san diego sheriff bill gore says police were called to the chabad of poway synagogue just before 11:30am local time. sheriff gore has tweeted that there are injuries but adds that the situation is developing. details are still coming in. we're hearing that multiple people have been injured. waiting for confirmation on the numbers. the synagogue was hosting its passover holiday celebration. that's it for now, thank you for watching. storm hanna has made for a turbule

although most christians in the world celebrated easter last sunday, more than 200 million eastern orthodox worldwide have been marking holy week under the julian calendar, with easter falling tomorrow. orthodox christians in europe, africa and the middle east hold to a tradition which calculates easter on the sunday after the jewish passover. as david campanale now reports, the events leading up to the death carrying wooden crosses and singing hymns, orthodox christians held up her session and the old city of jerusalem on good friday. retracing the route jesus jerusalem on good friday. retracing the routejesus christ jerusalem on good friday. retracing the route jesus christ walked jerusalem on good friday. retracing the routejesus christ walked nearly 2000 years ago. theirjourney began at the echo home of convent. then along the via dolorosa, or way of the suffering, where there are 14 stations of the cross to be marked. the first station is where jesus is believed to have been condemned to death. the others include points where jesus is death. the others include points wherejesus is said

we are seeing in eastern bill over the next couple of days, the ukrainian 0rthodox couple of days, the ukrainian orthodox church being given international recognition as being separate from russia. international recognition as being separate from russialj international recognition as being separate from russia. i will let you go inside and walmart. —— and warm up. the headlines on bbc news... male suspect arrested after the stabbing on the train yesterday. multiple victims in california, a shooting at a bowling alley. and reducing demand and the health service with help to quit smoking. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. fa cup third—round weekend. 32 ties played across the next couple of days. under way last night, played across the next couple of days. underway last night, league played across the next couple of days. under way last night, league 2 tranmere eden 7—0 by high—flying —— beaten 7—0 by high—flying tottenham. fans were up for this one. they haven't won the fa cup for some time... three goals in nine minutes saw sp

translation: our syriac orthodox church dates back to 2,000 years. during its history, we the syriac orthodox have never faced such a gesture. it is the first time the president of a country has laid the foundation stone of church. christians make up just 0.2% of the population. but some have complained about the treatment they receive in muslim majority country. and despite the recent restoration and re—opening of churches, the islamic—rooted government has often been criticised for trying to turn what is officially a secular country into a religious one. ramzan karmali, bbc news. the french inventor franky zapata is hoping to cross the english channel on sunday using a jet—powered hoverboa rd. the former jet—skiing champion was unsuccessful in his first attempt late last month. he aims to fly from sangatte in france to dover in england. tim allman reports. if at first you don't succeed... ..try, try, and try again. franky zapata testing his hoverboard before his second attempt to cross the english channel. his first go ended when he failed

it's to improve relations with the eastern orthodox church. it's a sensitive task. the two do not get along. catholics are a tiny minority. >> the pope will visit a refugee camp and meet with orthodox leaders. he will visit the birth place of mother teresa. >>> we turn to thailand. a three decor row nation of the king is approaching one of its most important events. a grandpa raid through the streets outside of the royal palace. >> it will be the moment when the public gets to see the king in person for the first time as he visits several important buddhist temples. >> on saturday after becoming thailand's sovereign ruler, the king received the sacred objects of his office. that included a heavy crown of gold and diamonds. >> the actual moment of his coronation was the presentation of this nine tiered silk umbrella that symbolizes the physical and spiritual protection he brings to his people. our will ripley has been following it all. we have seen so many of these intricate rituals played out. tell us now the new king is being celebrated throughout bangkok. >> repor

there was an eastern orthodox bible, a koran, and other religious books. all atheists were given copies of the constitution. the pew research center says this congress is slightly more religiously different than the last and includes the first two muslim women, four more jewish members, and one more unitarian universalist -- excuse me. it's getting a little late. the number of christians has dropped about 3%. eight more members decline to state an affiliation. regardless of belief, we americans now put our faith in this 116th congress to work together and find solutions, and just like with every elected official we'll be keeping them honest. that's the job. the news continues. so let's turn things over now to don lemon and "cnn tonight." don? >>> this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. what a day. breaking news. just moments ago on day 13 of the shutdown the house passed a package of bills that would end the should the shutdown but without money for the president's wall. president trump tonight promising a veto, though. while speaker pelosi makes it really c

his mission is to improve relations with the eastern orthodox church. this is a sensitive task. the two church bodies don't get along and catholics are only a tiny minority in those two countries. >> while he's in bulgaria the pope will visit a refugee camp where he will travel to macedonia and focus on outreach. >>> all right. america's most famous horse race finish in controversial and spectacular fashion. why this year's derby was unlike any other in decades. we'll talk about it coming up. edge-to-edge intelligence u, gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with a

and as you know, one of them is a -- is an orthodox church. and they will be celebrating, the eastern easter as many call it this sunday. this is a community that says they are not in any way filled with they just cannot believe this has happened here. >> sara, as you were speaking there, the viewers at home and i am interested, you talked about what the area is like. i know you just arrived on the scene, i'm sure you're book-ended by media on both sides of you, but can you take us there and show us, is that the synagogue across the street, what it looks like there, what the community looks like, if you will. >> reporter: neighbors are coming. i'll give you -- i'll have -- tom larson is going to push in there to show you, that is the chabad community center there. and people would have been coming in. if you look just past it, tom, i don't know if you can pan over just a bit, you will see the spires and crosses from two churches there, that's how close the community is, it's an interfaith community, they have interfaith services. people have c

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director mulvaney has been a friend and advocate for middle eastern christians for years. meeting with the mennonite patriarch in 2014, meeting the syria orthodox patriarch in 2015, and working with them to pass the resolution to recognize the genocide in libya and syria. [applause] >> mick and his wife pam are the proud parents of triplets, james, caroline and finnegan, and two great danes guinness and harper. ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to mr. mick mulvaney. [applause] >> thank you very much. people always ask me about the dogs named guinness and harper and ask me what i do for fun. i want to thank mr. hage for the introduction. i want to thank you for inviting me. thank you to all the religious leaders and excellence that are here. thank you for inviting me and giving me this opportunity to speak this evening. i will begin by saying this. i really wasn't supposed to be here today. we had been asked by the heads of protocol at the white house not to do any official events today given the solemnity having to do with the funeral. we were supposed to ca

any reference to the eastern orthodox churches in any of the correspondence of john or abigail? >> sara: so with john and abigail not as much that i've seen but where we really see a proliferation, and a diversity of religion's experienced by the adams's is the next generation. so when john quincy adams go as the american minister to russia and lands in saint petersburg, one of the first thing he notices is how diverse the languages landscape is. he is especially intrigued by the russian and greek orthodox traditions, and interested in catholic, and protestant services there as well. but we really start to see that in the antebellum adamss who come next, and a little more exploration down the line but more from a scholarly point of view from henry adams. so it's coming to a steady blossoming in the next generation. you'll have to get the book and read chapter 2 for that. [laughter] >> guest: hi. so good of you to come. i was wondering about henry adams, that was a little further along in the late 1800s? >> sara: henry the puritan immigrant or henry of the education? >> guest: th

the eastern orthodox churches in any of the correspondence of john abigail? so with john and abigail not as much that i've seen but where we really see a proof relation, a diversity of religions experienced by the adams us is a next generation. john click the adams those of the american minister to russia and lands in see petersburg's, one of the first things he notices is how diverse the religious landscape is. he is especially intrigued by the russian orthodox tradition, he is very interested in catholic, protestant there as well. but we really start to see that in the antebellum who comes next. and a little more exploration down the line but more from a scholarly point of view with henry adams, it is coming to a blossom. you have to get the book and read chapter two. [laughter] >> hi, so good of you to come. i was wondering about henry adams, that was a little further along that was in the 1800s? >> henry of the immigrant or hendry of hundred henry of the education? he was probably one of the hardest mind that had to wrestle down on the page. in terms of w

meeting the syria orthodox patriarch in 2015 and working with members of congress to pass resolutions to recognize the genocide christians in iraq and syria. [applaus [applause] >> mick and his wife pam are the proud parents of triplets, james, caroline and finnigan and also garrett and harper. please give a warm welcome to mick mulvaney. [applause] >> thank you very much. people always ask me about the dogs named beggwynn nis and harr and that's what i do for fun. your excellencies, colleagues from the house of representatives, and more importantly, many of my friends. thank you for inviting me and beginning this evening. i will begin by saying this, i wasn't supposed to be here today. we had been asked by the heads of protocol at the white house not to do any official events today given the solemnity, the-- having to do with the funeral, we were supposed to cancel all of our official events and i talked to the white house and said, look, i'm speaking to this group on wednesday evening. they said please cancel. i said it's in defense of christians and i think it would be something th

they are predominantly catholic or eastern orthodox jewish. --y seem to be unassembled african-americans are starting to move and what will become the great migration, migrating from the rural south to the urban south to the urban north. close to 2 million african americans move from the south to the north between 1890 and 1910. many northern whites are confronted with mixed populations for the first time. the transition of african-americans to urban life is difficult. they are predominantly rural people, not used to city life, facing segregation in the north as well as the south, horrible overcrowded conditions, pitiful of safeealth, lack utilities face many residents. chicken-a debate among more privileged americans. are these new immigrants and african americans from the south the cause of the poor conditions, or are the poor conditions does producing the inequalities that are evident for all americans to see? this is a central question in the progressive era, which eventually in spite of all the prejudice, i would argue it comes to what we

his study includes eastern orthodox theology. he is creating anthropology and violent ethics. we are going to go in alphabetical order. professor? welcome. >> thank you and everybody else who helped put this together and for inviting me to participate, and thank you to each one of you who have shown up for this important conversation. as has been discussed, in my work i focus on the relationship between christianity and the american white nationalism, a relationship that has always been troubled. beginning in the 1960s, the most significant arcticlators of white activists who critiqued christianity is fundamentally all white and therefore dangerous. and a founding member of the john burke society. the fact that christianity had its roots in judeaism had poisoned the racial consciences. it also came into play a significant role in the 1970s to the present, promising to offer white nationalists a more authentic aryan spirituality as opposed to a jewish christianity. those are in quotes, by the way. there were debates in the following decades, both between advocates of religious