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in iran i wasn't allowed to press christianity officially learn more about christianity at that your thora tease would have arrested or killed me. call with and. the only opportunity i had to be active in it was through the internet and my own research and i was a member of a home congregation and i remember and i would hear you so much when it all came out that i received threats and my family came under pressure they intimidated me. more sure that you should wear those. in the church has gained a reputation for his delicious soup. when he fled iran he passed to bulgaria and romania and eventually arrived in germany. to put up was what. he knocked on the church door and pastor martens let him in. the nose of. the big guy told the hungry person jesus loves you and then sent them away without giving them something to eat so if i saw someone whose life was in danger and didn't take action. it would if i did that i'd completely destroy my own credibility. even in germany christian converts often live dangerously in the refugee shelters there are radical muslims who see converts as a pas

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christianity for the established itself. both religious and secular leaders more eager to display their power. to trace me games. and create the tallest biggest and most beautiful structures. stonemasons builders and architects compete with each other. this is how massive churches are created. contest or because the. stars. on t.w. . shifts special how digital moments are trading in the office for the beach. nina freshman teaches english and jen and. she last saw 9 from wherever she happens to be at the moment she and her son nicholai a tour increase. this. my office i can set it up wherever i am today i'm at this gorgeous place and i can't imagine anything better than better than wash day after that business studies jenny and christian you rush it found good jobs with a steel company and a pharmacy tickle. but 3 years ago they threw in the towel and began and going live the head with a travel blog now their own grand canaria. from the 1st day of my job training i realized that i needed to be my own boss and that what i was

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you don't have to be a christian to understand religion or state. when the cause is presented to the media this special interest in the fact that chink is good or a muslim will be playing a train teaching jews. it is for all this is for. i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas now it's not just in casting the roles my only consideration is who i can envision playing better who i see in the role i was how good. on stage. with me finish. you know they'll devour she been tattle they will not stop to get worked out a little bit. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town smaller theater the actors familiarize themselves with a new script in small groups playing judas genius crew tries to persuade jesus to lead a rebellion against the roman occupy as this concentrated work on the script and something new perspectives. menus a spitter to him i think it's fine and nothing got my image of jesus has changed a bit after all the changes to the script were changing the performance a bit and

and that is tied in with this political christianity. it is a big problem. that is an interesting prospect catherine, when we talk about the idea of reconciliation. you were saying about the importance of dialogue. dialogue only works if people are talking to each other and not passed each other. and there is this sense, in terms of the practice of politics, they don't have to be convinced by fax any more, it is an act of faith to believe in the ideology they believe in. how do you start to disentangle that, to be able to change people's mind that they fear that in changing their minds, they are losing their identity? i think one of the problems we have right now is the impact of social media. i think social media is upping the anti all the time. it is making people much more divided rather than bringing them together. what it does, people follow those they agree with except when they are unbelievably hostile to those they agree with. what we see lacking in social media, and i think we see lacking so often in these conflicts we talking about here, there seem

throw in a couple different things and you have abortion the birth of the modern christian right. i think to a lot of people, themselves. i'm for law and order. >> when people hear government they think about the construction of welfare as a big thing, the person [inaudible] the way they think about this in terms of not just letting the government to give everybody giy everything but it's about how we make the government limit unless but limit what people can get i want to bring this up because what people have to realize they do that on the basis of not allowing the fundamental university. it's interesting to see the way in which that mobilized the conservatives and evangelicals to push forth these kind of things so when you get to lee atwater in the famous line and then things like the willie horton commercial in 1988 in the election and have a really good way to show you how they use race as a way to get you to turn away. they let this criminal out, the government was lenient and this is what happened and that whole thing played into the idea of black men and rape and what he h

this is what the 1st christian churches look like. in the roman empire after the crucifixion christianity was a persecuted religion. and its followers forced into hiding buried their dead in catacombs like this. and they also worship here in the presence of the dead. in the 4th century pope down misses the 1st transformed this crypt into an underground church . the earliest christians believed that their physical resurrection was coming soon that they would be led to heaven by christ the light of the world so they had little need of church buildings. but 1000 years later great stone cathedrals stretched up to the sky like fortresses of god as here in shire. christianity had long become an integral part of the lives of people in the middle ages. and this era so rulers competing to erect ever mightier symbols of their faith. in minds these researchers studying the period stumbled on a piece of evidence and attracted lots of media attention. the protestant church of st john had been due to get a modern heating system installed by. the ne

and christians around the world are interesting watching the development. courage in despair help for serious christian. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d w world heritage 360 get the map now. read a bit of. a growing number of christians from the middle east now live in germany columns kurt has been here for decades he was born in southeastern turkey. but in recent years many have come from syria where christianity is fast disappearing that's it it's not the 1st time this has happened in the middle east it might be that there are always wars and in the end if the christians lose the phillida come lose.

christianity firmly established itself. both religious and secular leaders want to display their power . to trace the games. and create the tallest biggest and most beautiful structures. stonemasons builders architects compete with each other. this is how a massive church is for creative. contest of the feel good. story. on t w. pastor gertrude martin's gives blessings in farsi the language of iran his church is open to among others refugees slated for deportation this may be their last chance for the ira from iran and of afghanistan as christians they were persecuted in their own countries and even face the death penalty they are to be allowed to stay in germany says pastor martens for years he's acted in defiance of the german courts of i'm not worried about that in the least then they should just send me to prison . one berlin's church of the holy trinity was built a century or so ago the basement was meant to be used as a fellowship hall but now it's become home to refugees most of them from iran and afghanistan protest

so this is not a church anymore, but this is originally a christian church. that started in 1917 and built this church in 1922. okay, this sculptures dedicated to japanese town today. there's about three japan town or japanese town left in the united states prior to world war ii we had over 40 japan towns throughout the west coast, but during world war ii the war relocation authorities suggested that the japanese do not congregate into little tokyo's or japan towns, but there's three remaining one here in los angeles one in san jose, california and the other in san francisco, california. so this is a monument dedicated to the three remaining japan towns in the united states. on this historic landmark, we have quotes quotes from people that live in the little tokier area and their comment about little tokyo area. so right here, they said that people from the countryside as far away as santa maria used to come to little tokyo get their japanese ingredients such as soy sauce and sake or tofu because they couldn't get those items throughout southern california. t

you don't have to be a christian to understand legend. on the cost is presented to the media this special interest in the fact that change is good or a muslim will be playing a train teaching. it is for us all this is for. i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas now it's not just in passing the roles might only consideration is who i can envision playing with who i see in the roll out. how good to see on stage. with me finish. you know they'll devour she been cattle they will not stop to get worked out a way with it. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town small theater the actors familiarize themselves with a new script in small groups playing judas genghis crew tries to persuade jesus to lead a rebellion against the roman occupiers this concentrated work on the script new perspectives. man is a spitter to him i mean in the in the think of my image of jesus has changed a bit after all the changes to the script were changing the performance a bit and also seeing th

it will be made by the leadership of the chancellor's christian democratic party they will be meeting here in berlin today we could have an answer there he soon and at the latest within the next 10 days and mr serjeant has said it's absolutely in their hands if they want him he's ready to take on the leadership at the chancellor of candidacy now the noteworthy thing here is that within the party leadership this is where mr lasher has the bulk of his support within the party's parliamentary group and within the population at large there are many who would prefer mr sirgo but the party leadership appears to be a somewhat concerned about a possible shift in the balance of power toward bavaria and as you noted in your introduction mr souter is the head of the sister party of the c.d.u. there he and christian social union and these are 2 sisters who have a long standing rival for the so mr blessitt said he's pretty sure the leadership will choose him and who the polls favor many opinion polls show that within the general population there is a very strong margin of support for mr surtur the

in parts _ christians, have become so dominant in parts of— christians, have become so dominant in parts of the country that there are many— in parts of the country that there are many people in the south in texas, — are many people in the south in texas, in — are many people in the south in texas, in the west now, he would consider— texas, in the west now, he would consider themselves in religious terms, _ consider themselves in religious terms. to— consider themselves in religious terms, to be evangelical, but don't want _ terms, to be evangelical, but don't want to— terms, to be evangelical, but don't want to go— terms, to be evangelical, but don't want to go to church on sunday and have a _ want to go to church on sunday and have a political agenda pulled down their throats, have a political agenda pulled down theirthroats, so have a political agenda pulled down their throats, so they have stopped going _ their throats, so they have stopped going to _ their throats, so they have stopped going to church. part of the problem in america _ going to church. part of the probl

on the ground in our area jetty and christian you're ashok have rented a house for 5 weeks. the thirtysomethings ever putting on travel in the corona virus pandemic for that blog. but when we have time off i want to jump in the pool we do that when we want to work we do that too so we do the things we set out to these are for us that's what freedom means spots at the good over the last 3 years jennie and christian have lived in what tech los to 30 different locations on their travel blog they posted this for a particular travel destinations around the wild they make money. they primarily through ads. would lose their playoff the gulf war. but they instead always go smoothly in 2017 the bad barely survived after their scooter collided with a car in thailand after undergoing several operations that they were transported back to germany and spent 8 weeks in rehab christians for it will probably never be like it used to get 13 months after the accident the couple returned to thailand. will return to your old life pretty fast simply because it was one that we wanted to return to.

democratic union party and the christian social union party that's their very and this is an outfit we do know now it will be last it is the 60 year old leader of the state of north rhine-westphalia has been put forward by the party and agreed on by the party as the next counted it and angela merkel has just given him her blessing in september's election it comes after marcus who's the leader of the state of bavaria gave a concession speech on tuesday lunchtime that followed on from a late night early morning meeting of the christian democratic union federal board and it followed up with a a vote as well in which the top brass of the party gave their backing to unlatch it . had said that he would respect whatever the result of the vote was and he's done just not he had this to say and making his concession rufus if i do is cast in last it will be the c.d.u. c.s.u. candidate for chancellor my word which i have given stands i told him that we as the c.s.u. accept it we offered him our full support of. the christian democratic union top brass may have given their backing to our men las

christian. 030 minutes on t w. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity some established itself. both religious and secular leaders or an eager to display their power. to trace begins. who can create the tallest biggest and most beautiful structures. stonemasons builders and architects compete with each other. this is how massive churches are created the big. contest of the cathedrals flame. the 12th on d w. this is g w news. tonight in germany a call for a harder longer coronavirus lock down the head of germany's conservative c.d.u. party and a possible trancelike candidate says tougher restrictions would slow the 3rd wave of the pandemic and be a bridge until more people are vaccinated also coming up tonight in hungary the government telling people it's ok to take off their face mask but one doctor says that is a lie and that the truth is what you'll find inside hospitals and tensions mount.

from berlin the battle to succeed chancellor and america a majority of leading members of germany's christian democrats say they support our mean as the conservative blocs candidate for chancellor the poll saying the german people they want his rival also coming up valuing the revenge in iran accuses israel of some petagine key nuclear sites causing a power outage on sunday to iran says it knows the identity of the perpetrator and has the right to take action plus india reports a new search uncovered 1000 cases authorities hope to stop the new wave by pushing for more vaccinations and many states saying there's not enough vaccine to go route and england meanwhile starts to ease covert 1000 restrictions as a hard lock down and a mass vaccination drive start to bear fruit but the government also has a warning for the population. outlay our thank you so much for your company everyone we start this broadcast right here in germany where the race is on for who will succeed chancellor angela merkel will germans go to the polls this fall to elect a new government and after 16 years of chancellor angl

and christianity nonetheless. one can imagine in the ancient world it was great speaking and dominated by the greeks. the beginning of the gospel of st. john the gospel is in greek. in fact, thomas aquinas so much later insa the 13th century said thehe character of sin is the irrationality. after having contemplated the origin of the universe lagos walking through the door. this was the impact of christian revelation and christ with the salon the world and st. john's gospel christianity conforms the authority of reason. that status is revelatory that man can reach through. but now is confirmed through divine revelation. and the highest standard of god with the obligation to love. one can imagine heraclitus after the universe lagos walking through the door. this is the impact of the christian revelation on the world. was a by accident was providential. so the impact of this became the source of the new civilization and i will jump quickly forward we can get to the american founding before i run out of time. to see

this is what the 1st christian churches look like. in the roman empire after the crucifixion christianity was a persecuted religion. its followers forced into hiding buried their dead in catacombs like this. and they also worship here in the presence of the dead. in the 4th century pope domiciles the 1st transformed this script into an underground church. the earliest christians believe that their physical reza. erection was coming soon that they would be led to heaven by christ the light of the world so they had little need of church buildings. but 1000 years later great stone cathedrals stretched up to the sky like fortresses of god as here in shire my christianity had long become an integral part of the lives of people in the middle ages. and this era so our rulers competing to erect ever mightier symbols of their faith. my i've. in mind these researchers studying the period stumbled on a piece of evidence and attracted lots of media attention. the protestant church of st john had been due to get a modern heating system installed b

christianity for new stablished and so. both religious and secular leaders or to display their power. huge race begins. including the tallest biggest and the most beautiful structures this is how massive churches are created. consciously drolls starts april 12th on d. w. . the state of the news and these are our top stories iran is blaming terrorism for a blackout at one of its nuclear plants uranium production restarted a day earlier at the underground not tons facility and defiance of a shaky international agreement world leaders have been trying to revive the iran nuclear pact the u.s. under donald trump pulled out. of the race to succeed the german chancellor angela merkel is hotting up.

news live from berlin christians around the world celebrate a 2nd easter under pandemic restrictions pope francis gives his traditional blessing and urges the rich countries to make sure vaccines are fairly distributed to all also on the show jordan's former crown prince says he's under house arrest prince accuses jordanian leaders of corruption and incompetence the military has warned him to stop damaging national civility. plus the showdown between the bundesliga top 2 clubs veyron show live signal why they're still number one. i'm married to evanston thanks for joining me christians around the world have been celebrating easter under the shadow of the pandemic for the 2nd year running pope francis has given his traditional blessing from st peter's basilica in rome he stressed the importance of vaccines and urged rich countries to ensure supplies are fairly distributed to their poorer neighbors. it believed to be putting a blessing for the faithful. pope francis address just a small crowd compared to the usual tens of thousands on easter sunday but his message was one for the world

drusilla old city is the center of easter celebrations for palestinian christians and usually for visitors from all over the world the church of the holy separate is believed to be the site of jesus' crucifixion his tomb and misery action last year it was closed several times because of the pandemic this year it's also very quiet here with mainly local christians visiting foreign tourists are not yet allowed back so for us last year was difficult because we couldn't celebrate in a nice way now there's a sense of looking forward to practice our rituals and go back to the holy places of the wreck of the i had people were really looking forward to go out during the year we had just stayed home and how many people would notice to celebrate together we really missed it. cruel no good on our last easter church services were limited to clerical stuff and streamed online for the community. but now those who have been vaccinated can attend. this if people can protest the page in person and them as this is an even more beautiful challenge because we can celebrate their participation we want to see p