In the ten commandments. He said, yes, i do believe in the commandments six commandments and four suggestions. Thats a good one with doctrine, because when were talking about doctrine, as you know, and ethics, were at the very heart of the course, which is belief and behavior. And weve mentioned several functions of doctrine, and today i want to take another spin on that and look at the tension in the doctrinal dimension between the sacred and the secular. So often the deeply religious have a problem with the secular world, and for others, like us, its difficult to see where that demarcation is, that line between what is the mundane, whats the ordinary, and what is special and what is sacred. And weve talked about iliade and looking at symbols and weve looked where people have gotten holy symbols. But for some groups, building a doctrinal i dont know if wall is the right word, but the brain isnt quite working yet, so well use wall but they build a doctrinal wall between the secular and
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Rated the town of baghouz. They marked their flag over the village. Cnn is covering this story from multiple locations. Our Senior International correspondent ben wedeman is in baghouz and eastern syria. Arwa damon is in istanbul, turkey. Ben, starting with you, where you have seen so many of these battles play out for now, several week an on this day, you were there to report and see first hand isis losing its final grip in the region. Reporter thats right, george. What weve actually got inside that encampment, which we have been watching being shelled and hit for weeks now. It was an expanse of wrecked cars, at that time terred tetat dead bodies, males in this case. But this came after a night of heavy airstrikes on the edge of that encampment and that continued that continued throughout the night into the morning when we saw this announcement from mustafaa bely, saying the battle had ended in victory and isis had been 100 eliminated. So we went into the camp. But actually as we were
Yeah, makes you proud to be an american. They are the best of us and then there are the rest of us and we need to look to them especially now. Yeah. And youre right, they dont get the fanfare. We talk about the greatest generation and im so glad you pointed out the type of people who were fighting in world war i and world war ii. These were immigrants, people who came over, as you said. Some of them didnt speak english. Many of them were vilified by people who thought they were the socalled the elites back then. Theres a similar narrative as to whats going on right now and we should learn from our history because now those people who may have been vilified or may have been looked upon as other were the rocks and the foundations of American Society and democracy. Thats how its always been here, our diversity has always been our strength. We were never the best, we were the rest. And we came together and we made this country what it was. I remember my grandmother saying to me about why m
Moments ago. These are people that in my opinion hate our country and all im saying if theyre not happy here, they can leave. They can leave and you know what, im sure that there will be many people that wont miss them. But they have to love they have to love our country. Theyre Congress People and i never used any names. But these are people, quiet, quiet. Quiet. Quiet. Quiet. Quiet. When i hear the statements that theyve made and in one case you have somebody that comes from somalia, which is a failed government, a failed state, who left somalia, who ultimately came here and now is a congresswoman whos never happy, says horrible things about israel, hates israel, hates yous, hates yous. Its very simple. One of them kept amazon out of new york. Tens of thousands of jobs, would have been a great thing. That was a terrible thing she did. A terrible thing she did. Theyre socialists definitely. As to whether or not theyre communists, i would think they might be. This isnt with our country