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Sep 17, 2026
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
He alarmed his pietism by declaring that the revolution was in essence atheistical, and developing the argument pointed out that liberalism was merely thinly disguised revolution.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
Morality demanded the maintenance of the status quo.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
The ingratitude of the Poles who regularly rejected government measures in their Diet emphasized Metternich's warnings, and Alexander was the more ready to listen as he had fallen under the influence of reactionary advisers at home.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
An alleged mutiny at Petersburg, the murder of Katsubue in Germany, completed the work of conversion.
Josh KleinfeldGUEST
The guilt for the crime flows upwards to the person who injected him.
Josh KleinfeldGUEST
And that's precisely because he had no mental involvement and no moral culpability.
Josh KleinfeldGUEST
His body was essentially used as an instrument of another person's crime, just as much as if I like pushed you into Catherine because I wanted Catherine to like fall down the stairs.
Josh KleinfeldGUEST
And she did.
Eric LeupoldHOST
Are all of God's laws equally applicable to Christians? Or should a distinction be made between laws? For example, A common Christian perspective is to categorize God's laws as either moral, ceremonial, or civil, and then to apply different interpretive rules to each category.
Eric LeupoldHOST
Is this methodology correct? That is the question we will now address.
Eric LeupoldHOST
Moral, ceremonial, and civil.
Eric LeupoldHOST
The reformer John Calvin, in his book Institutes of the Christian Religion, says the following regarding how to approach God's law.
Eric LeupoldHOST
Quote, We must attend to the well-known division which distributes the whole law of God, as promulgated by Moses, into the moral, the ceremonial, and the judicial law.
Marcus PeterHOST
Reason was stripped of transcendence and narrowed to efficiency and utility.
Marcus PeterHOST
Morality was handed over to bureaucrats.
Marcus PeterHOST
Ratzinger pointed out, if democracy itself was left without an anchor in truth, then stability would depend on nothing more than consensus.
Marcus PeterHOST
and consensus changes as quickly as fashion.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Don't be obstinate, dear boy.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Morality is an excellent thing, most laudable.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
But why fail a prey to asceticism? You're not going in for becoming a monk.
Ben TuckerNARRATOR
Aratov was, however, still refractory.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
where the selfish
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
principle coincides in its effects with the dictates of a higher morality, it is an accidental circumstance.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
the old classification of laudable actions and the reduction of them into points of a wisdom b courage c justice and d moderation is preferable to the modern mode of bringing all things under the heads of a duty towards oneself b duty towards one's neighbor and c duty towards one's maker Morality is a matter of reason in its highest sense, and not in that of the Benthamites, who make it synonymous with calculation.
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
But what is the end and aim of reason? Is it happiness? Is it enjoyment? Is it perfection, truth, harmony, unity, tranquility, union with God? Any of these or all? no matter what may be the particular aim reason is the striving after a higher and a nobler state where the excitement of the operation is its own great reward individuals are mortal and as such need religion to assure them of a higher existence but nations are immortal though only in a certain degree this limitation imposes upon them also the necessity of religion of which the hierarchy are the conservators and the ruling powers the defenders and encouragers no national morality absolute but traversed by the national character national character formed by no single accident such as language position climate etc etc but by a variety of them
Bruce KachokNARRATOR
most naturally divided into selfish and unselfish commerce and conquest
BrianHOST
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
EricGUEST
Right? It became a moral issue, right? That's why they get angry, 'cause it's, it's not, it's, it's not a- about f- it's not a- about truth, it's about morality, right?
BrianHOST
Morality based on a sense of truth.
BrianHOST
Right.
EricGUEST
But-
Thomas SeyfriedGUEST
is another hot topic.
Thomas SeyfriedGUEST
Morality has a big issue.
Thomas SeyfriedGUEST
So if there was a drug, They could do what we can do.
Thomas SeyfriedGUEST
They'd be talking about it all over the world.
Keith RoseHOST
That's the definition.
Keith RoseHOST
And morality comes from a real faith in God.
Keith RoseHOST
Morality forms the guardrails of courage.
Keith RoseHOST
Courage is needed when truth is removed.
Keith RoseHOST
And without courage, truth is an orphan.
PeterHOST
... with Jonathan Haidt's ideas about the, the, um-
Bruce NielsonHOST
Morality blinds, binds and blinds
PeterHOST
... y- yeah, yeah.
Bruce NielsonHOST
Yeah.
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