LARRY KING: Tell us, Reverend Schuller, what the situation is like where you are ? Are you in Jerusalem? Are you in Bethlehem? Where are you?

REV. ROBERT SCHULLER, "HOUR OF POWER": I'm about a mile from Bethlehem. Right behind me, you can see the lights of the city of Bethlehem. Where I'm sitting right now is probably where the shepherds were when the angels appeared and proclaimed the purpose of the whole faith, and that is to bring peace on Earth, good will to men. So I'm, for the first time, celebrating Christmas Eve under the sky on the shepherd's hills with a beautiful view of the entire city of
Bethlehem. It was Bethlehem 2,000 years ago, and it is tonight.

KING: And why are you there?

SCHULLER: I'm here because I'm very interested in praying for peace and doing what I can to bring peace on Earth, good will to men. I've had a wonderful past few days, spending hours and several meetings -- three in his home -- with the leading Muslim thinker and leader in the world, the grand mufti of the great mosque in Damascus invited me to come there. And that' what brought me here to the Holy Land. And I...

KING: Yes, the idea is to...

SCHULLER: ... preached to the mosque...

KING: The idea of bringing religions together, right?

SCHULLER: Absolutely. I have seldom met with a man whom I felt an immediate kinship of spirit and an agreement of faith and philosophy quite like I have with the grand mufti of the faith. And then I spent a great deal of time with the chief
rabbi here in Israel, and he wants to meet the grand mufti, and I think maybe I can get the two together. If we do...

KING: And, Archbishop Tutu...

SCHULLER: ... we will have...

KING: That'll be historic. Archbishop Tutu, can you get us up to date on the scene at that historical National Cathedral in
Washington?

ARCHBISHOP DESMOND TUTU, NOBEL LAUREATE: Well, I think the -- this beautiful cathedral church, which is the National Cathedral of the Episcopal Church in the United States is filling up for what is usually described as the midnight mass, a traditional mass to which the president and the first lady of the United States will be coming, as will so very many important people.

The interview with Larry King is not surprising since Robert Schuller is a 33rd Degree Mason, who supports the "One World" religion movement.

We have an article in the Cephas Newsletter where Rev. Robert Schuller promoted a Muslim book that should be read by Christians.

—The Robert H. Schuller Institute for Successful Church Leadership, Jan. 24-27, at his Crystal Cathedral, includes the following speakers (10/4 CT): Tony Campolo, Bill Hybels, Luis Palau, John Maxwell, William Bennett (RC), "Father" Michael Moynhan, Roberta Hestenes (a senior pastor), Kent Hunter, Bishop Charles Blake (COGIC), H.B. London (Focus on the Family), Bishop T. Garrott Benjamin Jr., Juan Carlos Ortiz, and Bishop Sundo Kim.