Wonderful to hear Susan McGuire-a beautiful human being and superb interpreter of Martha Graham and Paul Taylor. And, to see the world, as it is, with such possibility! Paul Taylor-reporter, observer, genius in the truest sense of the word-sees someone running for a bus and creates....Esplanade!!!

Jay, you didn't show your special quest Kevin? 🤔

It feels good to know that there are cures and remedy for many terrible diseases such as : HERPES, ALS, HPV, etc? Am grateful that I finally got rid of my ALS after suffering for over two years by Doctor Elemomodu on KZbin…

This was absolutely BRILLIANT! 🙏😎 please stay Blessed! and Please keep sharing your light!

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I was actually at one of those shows. Loved it!

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It's cool to see your videos show on my youtube a lot I am lovin the choreographic. You are highly skilled and got a dope style. I bet it's hard to find cool music to dance to but you can use my music as long as you shout me out. Would be awesome to see one of my favorite dancers get down to any of my songs. Message me on Instagram @iamlostcapone

He is a Musical Genius !

Fantastic dance Troupe.

He can sho' play them keys, great 'cover' of Aretha's arrangement {Live At Filmore} with King Curtis & Billy Preston.

With James Samson, Eran Bugge, Rob Kleinendorst, Lee Duveneck. James Samson left the company in August 2018.

SNEED

Will be in Fish Creek Door County Wisconsin February 2019

entertaining exercises - shame the audio was so inconsistent. Kudos to Colby for his program!

Thanks for sharing this! I learned so much. I searched all over You Tube on how to tell a joke and couldn't find anything helpful until I watched this. Loved it!

Jeff Stanley: Take for a second the notion that Caesar was regarded in the 1st century as a god by the Roman civil religion. This is the context in which Jesus would have rendered that famous statement "render unto Caesar." Yet, to contest that this establishes a religious/secular divide is highly anachronistic--it projects 21st century ideas onto concepts that are not such. Given that in the Roman world Caesar was considered a god, Jesus' admonition was essentially sarcastic: nothing belongs to Caesar, because Creation is God's in its entirety; Caesar is not God. The religious/secular divide simply doesn't exist in this statement.

Bought my tickets in early December the minute I learned about this tour. Excited that the North America tour is starting here in Indianapolis. My 4th Clegg show. can't wait, it's been way too long. Sally doesn't mention that the guy had the first integrated rock band in South Africa, was jailed 1/2 dozen times and his family continually harassed. Pulling thousands of young white kids into soccer stadiums in South Africa definitely helped pave the way to end apartheid.

Vince is so tallented

great music

Which was a minority group based on racism and not Christianity, and was from its inception to its end. Just being well known doesn't mean it is an example of Christianity, considering it's proportion related to the vast majority of Christianity is infinitesimal.

Sure , say "You don't give a shit about the US constitution" as if I was talking about the US constitution. THE CENTER of Islam is the QURAN and the facts is that QURAN's idea on justice is used in creating US legal system.

I don't give a shit about the US constitution just now, it is IRRELEVANT to what I'm saying, which is about Islam and it's followers. This is going nowhere, seeya.

"Bold Claim" tells me that you didn't even watch the vidoe because you didn;t want to accept the fact that Thomas Jefferson was inspired by the Quran and used its idea in US Constitution.

I don't give a toss if Islam is in the US legal system, which considering that pork, alcohol and in many states gay marriage are legal, sounds like a bold claim. And besides that I'm british, so it's even less relevant. What's relevant to me is the poor unarmed fucker who was hideously mutilated in the street by blokes chanting allahhuakbar. Islam isn't peaceful or violent, it's multi-faceted, some parts are good, some parts are bad, we should be in agreement about trying to stop the violence.

Religion may be another avenue for tribalism. But so are groupie-lism. Reality of Islam? Reality of Islam is embedded in US legal System. But you won't acknowledge that, would you? That makes you biased.

That's the thing, that's why religion causes violence:- 'done wrongly to 'THEM'' - who's them? all muslims? religion is another avenue for large scale tribalism and division, this will ALWAYS cause conflict to some degree or another. Whatever the qur'an says has almost no bearing on what I'm saying - I'm looking at the reality of what Islam is in the real world, not what it claims to be, or even aspires to be..

Even if they get their idea from religion, what makes you think they have no right to fight against what they think has been done wrongly to them? For your ignorant head, watch this video to understand why a picture of Quran appears in the Frieze in Supreme Court of Justice building in washington: watch?v=8Pd3E0-7oIk watch?v=8Pd3E0-7oIk

By virtue of saying civil government, the confusion over what it meant to be Caesar, an uninformed proof texting of the Bible, and a simplistic notion of the 'middle age' and modernity, you embody the anachronism that Cavanaugh has undercut in the presentation here and his much longer treatment Myth of Religious Violence. Cavanaugh is one among many others to work on precisely this. See, for instance, Before Religion: A History of a Modern Concept, a recent introductory text by Brent Nongbri.

Most of it doesn't, except those parts that do, particularly against apostates and non-believers. Whether or not Islam as a whole teaches violence (and it broadly does not) the people who fly planes into buildings or blow themselves up to the cry of 'allahuakbar!' clearly get their ideas from somewhere, and there's no point denying it. What baffles me is that perfectly good people still associate with these maniacs by calling themselves muslim.

Religion and government are the two organisations which we tolerate which are organisations based on fear. Violence, either physical or psychological, is the main source of that fear, from the police or from your peers, or even 'god.' Whether or not religion causes ouvert violence (which it obviously does), it is still a deplorable, unnecessary source of discomfort for billions around the world. By setting itself in opposition to science it is also a clear obstacle to the human endeavour.

Thanks, I hope you come to the show. I'll be speaking before the show in the Krannert Room about the history of the Art.

Farrell Dillon, Angela Acosta, Michael Giles, Rick Thomas, and Tom Burgoon, at this time are the cast at Clowes.

Rick Thomas and Tom Burgoon are worth the ticket price.

Global reality, we are neglecting to remember the Klu Klux Klan, a mostly Christian organization.

No, Muslims are NOT obliged to fight for the goal of the global Caliphate but Muslims are obliged to fight in self-defense.

You are very very ignorant to say that 'We simply can't live with Islamic views of morality or justice, and the muslims can't live with ours - in addition to having their imperialistic religious doctrine that motivates their Jihadists". I don't know how you people live in this information age.

Tell that to Bernard Lewis who CLEARKY said Islam does NOT teach violence.

Cavanaugh is wrong. The religious/secular divide traces back far longer than 500 years. It traces back to the empires of Babylon, Persia, and Rome, which imposed civil government over the top of indigenous cultures. E.g. Jesus's "render unto Caesar" and "unto God." The Middle Age's institutional distinction was between secular and ecclesiastical public authorities. Religion only became privatized in America when establishment was outlawed, without which our mutliculturalism would be unworkable.

There's a huge difference though when it comes to violence in the Bible: just because there IS violence doesn't mean God approves of it; the Bible is just refusing to shy away from the truth. And that truth is that the PEOPLE, not God, in those days were wicked... but out of kindness and love God put up with them, and still does today. However, allah APPROVES of unjust violence and unholy wars. He's not even kind, the suras describe him as the master of deception.

Right so your saying that unlike "religion" secular ideology is not polarizing or problematic. It merely claims that it alone is the one true path that will lead mankind to universal peace and understanding and that all other ideologies are not only wrong but inherently dangerous, irrational, and must be forced to submit to the monolithic secular police state who's laws inherently disregard both logic and reason as their authority flows from neither. Way different indeed.

For a good study on the secular nature of Islamic terrorism you can read Robert Pape's "Dying to Win: The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism". Its a detailed analysis of motives behind suicide bombings. "Religion" is essentially "culture". There are many influences in people's lives and for the most part what happens in our time will influence our decisions, not historical works. 1 Billion Muslims exist, but pretty much all of them do not engage in these kinds of activities.

I think this is an oversimplification of Muslims. Values are indeed a part of some religions however, you have to note that values are not fundamentally based on sacred texts , but on culture, experience, and individual inclinations. Religious people are fundamentally worldly and so their lives are mainly influenced by issues in this world not the the next. Devout Christians are part of the US military. Does it makes sense to say that their decisions to engage in war is based on the Bible?

That there are other reasons for violence as well does not take away from the fact that the global religious teams have set the framing for where minor annoyances will flare up into full scale war.

Religion also supplies people with values, and this is one of the reasons why the west is at war with Islam at the moment. We simply can't live with Islamic views of morality or justice, and the muslims can't live with ours - in addition to having their imperialistic religious doctrine that motivates their Jihadists.

"You can be a devout Muslim and still fight only for the sake of mundane reasons." Only if you define "devout" to mean "person who ignores large parts of his religion". Muslims are obliged to fight for the goal of the global Caliphate, which will occur before judgment day according to Islamic scriptures. That also where you get the martyrdom doctrine from. There's no question that people rally under religious flags and that this is a chief mechanism by which to produce otherness.

@grandampersand Thanks for you input! My last post was not necessary a sharp distinction. That is why I wrote "worldy" to define secular. He is correct that in Islam, no sharp distinction is made between both concepts like many do in the US. What I was arguing was that the foundations for violence overall is mundane, not pro or anti religious. You can be a devout Muslim and still fight only for the sake of mundane reasons. Christian soldiers are an easy example of what I mean.

Excellent deconstruction of the religious violence myth. Violence is fundamentally secular (worldly) and universal. It is interesting that the police and the FBI seem to rarely encounter religious crimes and violence. Worldwide this is also the case since religious people are very secular and it is the here and now that provides the best justification of violence. His book "The Myth of Religious Violence: Secular Ideology and the Roots of Modern Conflict" is worth reading.

@fallwellnowinhell and then he got blown away...

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