i think she will want to be quite involved. it s absolutely sure that this baby will be brought up in a traditional english christian way. the baby will be used to going to church. the baby will be used to god talk. that s what they ve done all along really. they ve kept the traditional values while very cleverly and beautifully changing and adapting to the needs of the time. prince william doesn t seek to proclaim his values loudly. but if you listen out for them, you can certainly get a sense of them. like here at the launch of a sports coaching program. what all three of us have in common is that we love sports. and not just playing it, but for what it does for people young and old. it builds confidence, engenders
the baby will be used to god talk. that s what they ve done all along really. they ve kept the traditional values while very cleverly and beautifully changing and adapting to the needs of the time. prince william doesn t seek to proclaim his values loudly. but if you listen out for them, you can certainly get a sense of them. like here at the launch of a sports coaching program. what all three of us have in common is that we love sports. and not just playing it, but for what it does for people young and old. it builds confidence, engenders mutual respect, and responsibility. and teaches us about the value of team work.
ecclesiastical household. i think she will want to be quite involved. it s absolutely sure that this baby will be brought up in a traditional english christian way. the baby will be used to going to church. the baby will be used to god talk. that s what they ve done all along really. they ve kept the traditional values while very cleverly and beautifully changing and adapting to the needs of the time. prince william doesn t seek to proclaim his values loudly. but if you listen out for them, you can certainly get a sense of them. like here at the launch of a sports coaching program. what all three of us have in common is that we love sports. and not just playing it, but for
with one another. and everybody was able to find those grounds. yeah. and that respect is what i mean. i mean being intolerant, you can be intolerant of another faith and still do it respectfully and i think that s what we want to get at, right? i think both of you are making skplemt points. i think what you re talking about, i can t believe in this and accept what you believe because you believe something opposite of what i believe so you have to do it respectfully. you try to do it respectfully. you think that loving your neighbor would be part of every faith, right, but it s not always. but the think that i the thing i find really interesting is that you are so deeply versed in all this spiritual education. god talk. that you are i m an atheist. an atheist. you know, i study religion. i i m a masters of religion. i envy religious people and write great defenses. . and speaking of atheists, find
on washington, i know i can count on you for promotion. ed, if you march on washington, you have to promise you ll have the geels flying above you when you do. i would rather have pheasants but that s okay. good to have you with us tonight. more serious talk on this. i mentioned beck s god talk earlier. here s something you might know about him or might not know. he s a mormon, fine. his religious overtones and rhetoric have begun to raise red flags with some christians in this country. joining me now is reverend jim wallace, a target of beck from time to time. reverend wallace, can christians in this country take beck serious when he says he wants to bring the country back to god? well, first of all, it doesn t matter if glenn beck is a mormon. and we don t want anti-mormon bigotry any more than anti-muslim bigotry. the problem with glenn beck is i think he s wrong with some of the things he s saying and he s