so these are theologians who followed huldrych zwingli and john calvin and those guys.n the one hand, they with the scientists and philosophers of the scientific revolution and the enlightenment who were ung3qew scientific methods to raise awkward questions. accounts of the miraculous and supernatural doctrines. and on the other hand, they had to face the great theologians of the catholic counter-reformation, these scholast thinkers who were annoyingly adept atlogically systematically picking apart prtw arguments about authority. so these protestant thinkers were caught in the middle and they respo by, essentially trying to turn their enemiesweapons arms backcreating a highly logical method of itscripture. these protestant this nker starting point the philosophical principle that god is perfect and unchanging an christians debate about whesnerally explicit in scripture. it's not clear that it is, but conservatives said that if that's true, it follows logically that god's revelation is perfect and unchanging as well, not just in matters of salvation, but inific and histo

so these are theologians who followed huldrych zwingli and john calvin and those guys. on the one hand, they had deal with the scientists and philosophers of the scientific revolution and the enlightenment who were using new scientific methods to raise awkward questions. the bible's accounts of the miraculous and supernatural doctrines. and on the other hand, they had to face the great theologians of the catholic counter-reformation, these scholastic stick thinkers who were annoyingly adept at logically systematically picking apart protestant arguments about authority. so these protestant thinkers were caught in the middle and they responded by, essentially trying to turn their enemies weapons arms back upon them by creating a highly rationalistic, highly logical method of defending the authority of scripture. these protestant thinkers took as their starting point the philosophical principle that god is perfect and unchanging and christians debate about whether that principle is actually explicit in scripture. it's not clear that it is, but conservatives said that if th

calvin was ju s systematic and, how he reasoned sa with the puritans.llectual ts th were sensitive to any intellectual challenge other protestants who tended to put more esi on spiritual experience or church tradition, or using the bible more as guide for daily livi kind of textbook. the second major reason for the popularity of this very rational, mystic view of in air and sea, this fundamental attitude toward compromise is revival became more anywhere else in the western w encouragek and white view of christian deity, an attitude that uncertainty is bad. that you must either rt scienceu know you'reed or. you can embrace it and be the and if you're not sure, well, that's a sign you're not really named, george marsden, has suggested that these are some of the important reasons why fundamentalism became so prominent in america. now, warfield have entirely approved of how the fundamentalist up the cause of an air and sea and ran with see that when sophisticated scholars kind of filters down from the cloud land of treatises into church newspapers and radio

calvin, a senior advised that the institute for policy studies, thank you. good to talk to you are still ahead on al jazeera, a color outbreak hills, thousands of people across nigeria. but why hasn't been so hard to control plus migration, lower immigration, this should be the immigration election. so why immigration has become a dominant issue in the u. k. ahead of the best days, collections the 54 quads across the middle east in terms of the weather. not too much going on here . little more cloud into that is to the side of a monitor. i think we're looking at any significant rain for as such, temperatures, january, getting up into the, the mid forties for many as we go on through the next. someone's picking up across the south, west of south a, u t u m. and as we go into monday and the southern end of the rest. so you might just catch the shower here more light is i see some shows up towards the cool position between the black sea and the caspian. took the icing a shadow to if it go through the next. i also wanted to show us to, into that western side of

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reagan, the bushes, your friend and mine, the late john mccain to have a break like this is incrediblehly around there, supporting. and they don't in this candidate. they walked away from him. there were times where they, in fact, dramatically walked away. in august of 2017, when the e -- equating the white supremacists with the peaceful antiracial demonstrators in charlottesville, the first time in american history we saw the business community refuse a call to action by the commander in chief that these three advisory counsels left and never came back. headlines said business leaders are flocking back, that's false they were never there in the first place. in 2005 after donnie was with the apprentice, you had to have -- they had the finality because i was critiquing each ep episode for the wall street journal. the ceos said if he walks in we're walking out, the big shots did walk out when he walked in. they were never with him, supporting him. what you said, they're not isolationists, they're not protectionists, not zee know phones and believe in the rule of law not the law of rulers

munchetty, calvin.meg these are all the entries for written public comment that were forwarded to the board yesterday by the 5 p.m. deadline and with that public comment is closed, thank you and thank you everyone who provided public comment. and thank you for your patience. i know that's sitting here for three plus hours is, it is not is quite a feat. so thank you again for coming, so colleagues, do we have further discussions or questions before we take a vote? yeah, i'd like to just, express my appreciation to, staff and to all of the presenters today. ian included, and also just compliments to, fellow commissioners for some excellent questions that were, i think, helpful for all of us to understand this. i similarly want to express my appreciation to everybody who who sent emails and who reached out, you know, obviously there's going to be there will be disagreements in this. to the extent i know, fred, i appreciate fred's sanchez reaching out. i will generally speak for myself on the board of super