This next segment that we're going to take a look at. I don't know if you're familiar with the seeds of compassion event that took place a couple of weeks ago in Seattle.

This was an event put on by the Dalai Lama, who is the head of Lama Buddhism from Tibet.

Well, actually he's not in Tibet right now because Tibet is not allowed to have him there.

I think he's operating out of India right now, but he's a spiritual leader of much of Buddhism and is considered to be an ascended master of spiritual being a deity of sorts if you would and he held a

event in Seattle that went on for four or five days cold seeds of compassion and on the last day of the conference

they had an inter-spiritual event where on the stage people from 17 different religions across the world shared the stage

to teach children how to be compassionate and to teach them the importance of altruism

and compassion and love in the world and all among the people on the stage was Mr Rob Bell himself.

Rob Bell is an emergent church leader.

Supposedly he was representing Christianity.

He's the pastor of Mars Hill Bible Church in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

And the question is, should he have been there in the first place?

What, was it appropriate for anybody who confesses Christ to be on the stage with a bunch of people from different religions

proclaiming compassion.

Was this something that was appropriate?

This honor Jesus Christ? Is this something that Christians should be doing?

Well, what we're going to do is we're going to take a look at the things that Rob Bell says,

but before we do that, I actually want to give you a flavor of the conference itself.

Because when you get the flavor of the conference, you'll get an idea as to whether or not Rob Bell

brought Jesus Christ to this event. as to fit more with what we saw and just read from the National Post in Canada about Christianity

without Christ.

You don't have to decide for yourself.

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