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What is the Religious Freedom Annual Review, and Why Does it Matter?
This year marks one decade of the Religious Freedom Annual Review, a conference where scholars, policymakers, religious leaders, students, and citizens discuss the role of religious freedom and religious pluralism in American life.
Join the Wheatley Institute and BYU Law's International Center for Law and Religion Studies on June 20, 2024 for this year's conference.
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Відео

Sheri Dew: The Intersection of Faith, Media, and Wellness
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We were honored to co-host an enlightening lecture titled "The Intersection of Faith, Media, and Wellness," delivered by renowned speaker Sheri L. Dew. The lecture, which took place in collaboration with the BYU School of Communications, offered valuable insights into the convergence of the three. She ended her lecture with a Q&A with audience members.
Arthur Brooks: Build the Life You Want: The Art and Science of Getting Happier
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Dr. Arthur C. Brooks shared actionable research-based strategies that you can implement right now to improve your life.
Robert P. George: The Constitution and Civic Virtue
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Renowned Professor at Princeton University, Robert P. George, leads a thought-provoking lecture at Brigham Young University, discussing how personal virtues are necessary for liberty and self-government. Constitutional structural constraints on power are necessary for the maintenance of republican government and ordered liberty, but Professor George argued that they are not sufficient. Certain ...
Tim Carney: Family Unfriendly: How Our Culture Made Raising Kids Much Harder Than It Needs to Be
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Timothy P. Carney speaks about his new book on why modern parenting in America is full of unrealistic expectations and how to return to the virtues of traditional parenting. Why are parents exhausted, children stressed, and birthrates collapsing? Journalist, think-tank scholar, and father of six Tim Carney argued that ultimately this is a cultural story in his lecture and explored solutions to ...
Constitutional Engagement Project
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Hear from students who visited Philadelphia and D.C. and learn about their experience from the Constitutional Engagement Project.
Ian Rowe: Agency vs. Equity, Which Path Forward for American Education?
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Ian Rowe visited Wheatley Institute to give a lecture to BYU students and local community members alike. He focused on the importance of helping children to understand how they can use their agency to make a better future for themselves, rather than relying on the blame-the-victim and blame-the-system mentality that emerges from the common continual emphasis on equity.
Dr. Jacqueline Rivers: Conceptions of the Soul and Some Implications for Contemporary Culture
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Does the soul exist? If so, what would that mean for our positions on contemporary moral issues? Listen to a leading American sociologist wade into these philosophical waters facing society today.
The Myth of Sexual Experience Report
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Why sexually inexperienced dating couples actually go on to have stronger marriages. See the full report at wheatley.byu.edu/the-myth-of-sexual-experience.
Robert Putnam & Shaylyn Romney Garrett Full Lecture
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Robert Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett shared their research and thoughts on how the nation has unified in the past and how we can do it again today.
How Do You Know A Marriage Is A "Good Marriage"?
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Dr. Jason Carroll, a family life professor at Brigham Young University, took some time to answer some questions on relationships and how to make a marriage successful.
What Do You See As The Purpose of Marriage
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Dr. Jason Carroll, a family life professor at Brigham Young University, took some time to answer some questions on relationships and how to make a marriage successful.
How Can I Take The Stress Out Of Preparing For Marriage
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Dr. Jason Carroll, a family life professor at Brigham Young University, took some time to answer some questions on relationships and how to make a marriage successful.
What Is The Role Of Commitment In Dating?
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Dr. Jason Carroll, a family life professor at Brigham Young University, took some time to answer some questions on relationships and how to make a marriage successful.
What Do You Wish College Students Knew About Dating
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What Do You Wish College Students Knew About Dating
What Is An Ideal Length Of Time To Date Before Getting Married
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What Is An Ideal Length Of Time To Date Before Getting Married
What Are Signs Of A Healthy Dating Relationship
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What Are Signs Of A Healthy Dating Relationship
How Do I Avoid Unrealistic Expectations When Entering Marriage
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How Do I Avoid Unrealistic Expectations When Entering Marriage
What Does Healthy Equal Partnership Look Like?
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What Does Healthy Equal Partnership Look Like?
Barbara Brown Taylor Full Lecture
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Barbara Brown Taylor Full Lecture
The Date Night Report Animation Graphic
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The Date Night Report Animation Graphic
Robert Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett Highlight Video
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Robert Putnam and Shaylyn Romney Garrett Highlight Video
Governor Cox Town Hall
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Governor Cox Town Hall
Conversation with Danielle Allen and W. B. Allen
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Conversation with Danielle Allen and W. B. Allen
Danielle and W. B. Allen Conversation Highlights
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Danielle and W. B. Allen Conversation Highlights
Of Boys and Men - Richard Reeves Lecture Highlights
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Of Boys and Men - Richard Reeves Lecture Highlights
Governor Cox Town Hall Highlights
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Governor Cox Town Hall Highlights
The Constitution Under Pressure - Noah Feldman
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The Constitution Under Pressure - Noah Feldman
The Role of Religion in Public Life at a Time of Crisis and Opportunity - Rabbi Saperstein
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The Role of Religion in Public Life at a Time of Crisis and Opportunity - Rabbi Saperstein
The Eternal Jerusalem & The Future of Faith - Rabbi Soloveichik Lecture
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The Eternal Jerusalem & The Future of Faith - Rabbi Soloveichik Lecture

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @curioushmm9027
    @curioushmm9027 4 роки тому

    i am surprised smith's glib arrogance in dismissing the spirituality of oprah and of elizabeth gilbert as not being salvific...but perhaps it's because they're women..given he doesn't even know the actual name of the woman who wrote frankenstein!

  • @Visigoth_
    @Visigoth_ 4 роки тому

    Good lecture! <3 thank you for sharing it. :) - There's a bitter sweetness to this lecture (it's a little sad seeing the toll that age is starting to take on Sir Roger - but he maintains a great sense of humor about it).

  • @OriginalLHB
    @OriginalLHB 4 роки тому

    For once I must vigorously disagree with Sir Roger. I can see that the Tintoretto is great art but it is oriented far more toward the Last Judgement and therefore distracts one from the essential reality of The Crucifixion, which is the totality of Christ's suffering. The nature of His sacrifice is thus glossed over in the Tintoretto which I find to be a repugnant piece of art for it's Triumphalist orientation. The Grunewald is a masterpiece. Also, just because Schubert drank a little too much doesn't make him depraved. Wagner is more problematic; he was a genuine jerk.

  • @dannyteal1020
    @dannyteal1020 4 роки тому

    As long as we continue this charade of providing the rights of Palestinians (Gaza and Golan) and Israelis alike the longer we prolong the inevitable outcome, which is a greater Israel. Justice will not be done, ever as long as there are two opposing sides.

  • @mongoarts
    @mongoarts 4 роки тому

    ❤️🙏❤️

  • @vallabhyadav9307
    @vallabhyadav9307 4 роки тому

    Great video...after watching this i will look at the company statements differently and with better clarity.

  • @stanleyklein524
    @stanleyklein524 4 роки тому

    He was a wonderful, generous and brilliant man. I was VERY fortunate to have him as an email friend in his later years.

  • @paulg444
    @paulg444 5 років тому

    There is a north star for navigating all things moral, social and political, Scruton!

  • @richardholmes7199
    @richardholmes7199 5 років тому

    Around the 5:55 min mark, ''withstand scrutiny'' Very true. As Mormons are not afraid of HONEST scrutiny of their own doctrines.

  • @martinfield9686
    @martinfield9686 5 років тому

    Clever gentleman, hopeless speaker. Slow down, engage your audience, leave your notes at home. Have a little more faith son.

  • @paulg444
    @paulg444 5 років тому

    Thank you so much LDS for bringing this beautiful man to us!!!

  • @damienroberts934
    @damienroberts934 5 років тому

    This guy should get married, if possible, or become a priest. Right now, he is just confusing, and brings zero personal experience to his very laudable ideas. Therefore, he is unconvincing, unfortunately.

    • @Simdumise
      @Simdumise 5 років тому

      He is married by the way...

    • @Simdumise
      @Simdumise 5 років тому

      He is actually married...

  • @elel2608
    @elel2608 5 років тому

    James KA Smith is slowly becoming a favorite. He can balance clarity with profundity, something intellectuals are awful at.

  • @Lexthebarbarian
    @Lexthebarbarian 5 років тому

    Im so sorry Sir Scruton, but the political correct culture Marxist modern man will not listen. They are not forced, brainwashed or enslaved, they are deeply convinced feminists, liberals, multi cultural and diversity worshipers. Everything that we consider ugly, degenerate, unnatural and decadent is freedom, happiness, love and equality for them. They made their choice, they are all grown ups. We wont win. We might found foundations, society and domains of our own. A form of autonomy . But the modern world belongs to the liberals, the white self hating ethnic masochists and political correct mass and bugman.

  • @TheRaextra
    @TheRaextra 5 років тому

    What can I say this talk is where the tire meets the road. Thank you Bro Millett for this great dissertation, it fills my soul.

  • @astrogoodvibes6164
    @astrogoodvibes6164 5 років тому

    Good on the beautiful truths of the mind behind Sir Roger Scruton.

  • @beatonthedonis
    @beatonthedonis 5 років тому

    Scruton is neither true, nor good - and he's certainly not beautiful.

  • @levcimac
    @levcimac 5 років тому

    Ken Wilber does a decent job at delineating, distinguishing and integrating The Good, True & Beautiful. He also does a good job at showing how we can sometimes fall into reductionism whereby we fail to delineate, distinguish and integrate elements that make up The Good, True & Beautiful in the wider culture... which is already happening. The patterns he points out are very educational.

  • @MyDenis0
    @MyDenis0 5 років тому

    what i like about serious conservatives is that they tend to translate complicated topics into simple ones, and in doing so discern facts from bullshit, but at the same time there is the risk that they may discredit valid points wich are subtle and elegant, classic example of schopenauer and hegel.

  • @bobmarshall3700
    @bobmarshall3700 5 років тому

    Unfortunately Mr Scruton has stated in another video that he likes hunting. To me there can be no reason why someone who claims to be refined can condone blood "sports".

  • @zekielwagen
    @zekielwagen 5 років тому

    He lost me when he said "there was nobody living here back then"...

  • @alanflood8162
    @alanflood8162 5 років тому

    Marvellous!

  • @zhaoxiaoying9894
    @zhaoxiaoying9894 5 років тому

    A true wise man.

  • @maureensinisi523
    @maureensinisi523 5 років тому

    If you understood reincarnation, it would explain why some people can have troubles of sexual identity due to carryovers from previous incarnations.

  • @JMM333
    @JMM333 5 років тому

    Without the Internet, my education would suck. The USA therefore wants Turkey because of its geopolitical situation in the EU, the EU therefore only wants to put a little honey in Turkey's mouth (Balkan route), but not take it in. Erdogan installs a dictatorship, dismantles the remnants of secularism. The country is in a phase of Islamisation. To draw a funny comparison: This would be about the way the USA expects Venezuela to be included in the NAFTA agreement. Caution: joke. The lecture is like 2010. Bad 9 years behind us, huh folks?

  • @benjamintorrie
    @benjamintorrie 5 років тому

    SO DEEP!! 😍

  • @SallyMorem
    @SallyMorem 5 років тому

    How much of ancient belief is he hoping to recapture. If you read the Bible, you'll find all kinds of beliefs that modern folks couldn't possibly recapture. I suspect things will get worse as time goes by from the viewpoint of those who are religious believers and are hoping for a recovery of a world of believers. Accelerating science and technology are pushing us away faster and faster from those old strange Biblical beliefs. Another generation or two and they will be incomprehensible.

    • @drewmann856
      @drewmann856 5 років тому

      People have been saying that for centuries now. And yet, there's more Christians on the earth right now than ever before. A people group/civilization can't function without a religion for very long, even if everyone rejects Christianity, something will replace it. The future belongs to those who show up for it, secular atheists don't have children. Speaking in a global context, you're a dying breed, and a uniquely western phenomenon. People in other parts of the world aren't going to abandon their religious upbringing like a bunch of 21st century Swedish Lutherans, most parts of the world just don't work like that.

  • @piushalg8175
    @piushalg8175 5 років тому

    In respect to the picture of Grünewald I would say that the picture of the crucifiction has to be related to the picture of the resurrected Christ by the same painter on the backside of the altar in order to understand the message.

  • @anthonydimichele837
    @anthonydimichele837 5 років тому

    I wonder if DW Griffith's film The Birth of a Nation can be "rescued" in the same way that Wagner's work was explained? I think the overt racism in that film was marginalized for many years, culminating in a DW Griffith award given for Hollywood films of technical excellence (Kubrick received one); but it was later withdrawn for its racist associations. The film glorifies the Ku Klux Klan and actually lead to a resurgence of membership and its attendant violence.

  • @st4ndswithfist
    @st4ndswithfist 5 років тому

    God, I love this man.

  • @terrythompson7535
    @terrythompson7535 5 років тому

    You can ignore reality.. but you cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring reality..

  • @kanescrimes4848
    @kanescrimes4848 5 років тому

    Brilliant man. He has the body language of an alcoholic. Makes sense though. "Immanuel Kant was a real pissant Who was very rarely stable. Heidegger, Heidegger was a boozy beggar Who could think you under the table. David Hume could out-consume Wilhelm Freidrich Hegel. And Wittgenstein was a beery swine Who was just as schloshed as Schlegel. There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach ya 'Bout the raising of the wrist, Socrates, himself, was permanently pissed. John Stuart Mill, of his own free will, On half a pint of shandy was particularly ill. Plato, they say, could stick it away, Half a crate of whiskey every day. Aristotle, Aristotle was a bugger for the bottle, And Hobbes was fond of his dram. And Rene Descartes was a drunken fart, "I drink, therefore I am." Yes, Socrates himself is particularly missed, A lovely little thinker, but a bugger when he's pissed."

  • @loganross1861
    @loganross1861 5 років тому

    “Cross Pressures”..... get it?

  • @dariushkananimusic8049
    @dariushkananimusic8049 5 років тому

    This man is brilliant and utterly charming.

  • @roughout
    @roughout 5 років тому

    Satan may have a marketing plan that seems to out perform God's plan but if God was to manifest His power and dominance over Satan it would not require faith to be lead to God's plan. It shows the wisdom, humility and restraint of God. As he says at the end it keeps us humble and searching, even against the apparent odds.

  • @manuelvasquez6539
    @manuelvasquez6539 5 років тому

    oracles.

  • @clementine3218
    @clementine3218 5 років тому

    An armor guy being an expert on guerilla war? Wasn't it the Defense Policy Board that lobbied for and got us into this quagmire?

  • @normandylander
    @normandylander 5 років тому

    Beauty isn't goodness, but goodness is beautiful.

    • @craigsmith1443
      @craigsmith1443 5 років тому

      normandylander _Beauty isn't goodness, but goodness is beautiful_ H'm...is that statement quite balanced enough to be valid? Shouldn't it be 'Beauty isn't goodness, and goodness isn't beauty'? Put that way, it seems clearer, I think. However, I think we can say, 'Beauty is good, and good is beautiful,' depending on how one thinks 'beautiful' should be defined. I think that the Good is beautiful while the Good is not Beauty (that's why we have the different concepts), but both are desirable for a fully human life because the Beautiful is part of the Good, and the Good is crucial to our living well and rightly.

  • @WmThomasSherman
    @WmThomasSherman 5 років тому

    I like Roger Scruton and generally agree with what he says, but in this talk I would take exception with a few things. Satan a sympathetic figure in "Paradise Lost?" To each his own but I hardly saw him that way. And to use commercially driven Thomas Kincaid as a representative of sentimentality is grossly unfair and absurd. Try rather Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer or Doctor Dolittle. Now what says Scruton to these? I myself like them much better than Wagner or Puccini. And now that he mentions it, as far as most 19th and 20th century classical music generally, and aside perhaps for Tchaikovsky or Rachmaninoff, they are like Scruton's books of science, ordinarily good for one read, or in their case one listen, unlike say 18th century classical music, like Mozart, or the Baroque of such as Handel and Vivaldi; which we can stand hearing over and over and over again.

    • @OriginalLHB
      @OriginalLHB 4 роки тому

      I hate to say it, but your musical aesthetic has yet to rise to the level of your literary aesthetic. Satan is of course not a sympathetic figure in Paradise Lost but he does have most of the best lines.

  • @william.james.
    @william.james. 5 років тому

    Sir Roger - Insightful and enriching. I am better because of his effort here. Thank you.

  • @delcioalves4556
    @delcioalves4556 5 років тому

    Up

  • @georeodeo217
    @georeodeo217 5 років тому

    Good is predicated upon God. The Good or God shoots forth its creative Idea as the Light of Truth which, striking the magic Mirror of matter, shines with pleasure at representing that Truth in the many forms of Beauty. The lower man projects his own horrors on that same screen and suffers accordingly. Truth is Light, Beauty is Life and both are made One in Goodness, which is Love. "Wisdom perfects Art; Art perfects Nature, and Nature perfected is the Wise man's Stone."

    • @TMPreRaff
      @TMPreRaff 5 років тому

      No - good is not predicated on god. God has nothing to do with it. Don't underestimate yourself.

    • @virvisquevir3320
      @virvisquevir3320 5 років тому

      Tim McGee - Don't underestimate God.

    • @orriolbohigas591
      @orriolbohigas591 4 роки тому

      Good existed way before any god was invented by men. what you say makes no sense. also, in the history of mankind, the name of god has been spent more often to commit atrocities than to do any good.

    • @orriolbohigas591
      @orriolbohigas591 4 роки тому

      @@virvisquevir3320 why not ? otherwise is he gonna punish me ?

  • @gopeace4797
    @gopeace4797 5 років тому

    This is awesome. I am ideologically libertarian/socially liberal, and I've been feeding myself with stuff on my side that has been fueling anger.

  • @fallsgrave
    @fallsgrave 5 років тому

    There are a ton of jobs out there. Many more than there are people... It's that these jobs have no room for advancement, no promotion, no benefits or career path and low pay. Who wants to participate in a society that sees you as disposable? Not me.

  • @markcreemore4915
    @markcreemore4915 5 років тому

    We should count ourselves very lucky to live in the same moment in history as Sir Roger Scruton and Dr Jordan Peterson.

    • @lennycarlson1178
      @lennycarlson1178 5 років тому

      calm down lol

    • @thekaiser4928
      @thekaiser4928 5 років тому

      Take Peterstein out and then we are fortunate to have Scruton. Juden Peterstein is a below average intellectual, and is filled with hypocritical views.

    • @ajjames8691
      @ajjames8691 5 років тому

      When Peterson speaks on clinical psychology he is a giant, when he strays into politics and philosophy not so much. Scruton is a true polymath.

    • @DariaRock1
      @DariaRock1 5 років тому

      Charles Taylor ? John Lennox? Thomas Nagel ?

    • @DariaRock1
      @DariaRock1 5 років тому

      As well?

  • @21313cord21
    @21313cord21 5 років тому

    At will employment is at fault corporation just toss out long term employees for cheaper illegals then they lie or trash you for no reason and tell you straight out if you don't like it go get a job somewhere else. If you want to get raises it's only what the market can bear if your longer term its generally nothing. Done getting screwed, no more.