morality. his books are many. the class of orthodoxies, and what is marriage, man and woman, a defense, which he co-authored with ryan anderson. he has received numerous awards and honors from in a way of institutions -- from an array of institutions. looking at all of them, they signify that and devoting his life to teaching on writing, professor george has had an immeasurable impact on students and on many other academics and writers. he is foremost in his defense of the integrity of the human person, the essential reality of marriage, the dignity of conscience, and i know he's going to give us much to think about today on the natural law and freedom. he will be joined by our president, kevin roberts, on stage, for a moderated discussion, and we will take questions for our audience. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, richard. it's always a pleasure to be back at the heritage foundation. it's an honor to serve on the board alongside the great ed folder and so many other fine people. what an h

we except that they matter morally and we are moral obligations that we owe directly to them to treat them humanely. into not inflict unnecessary suffering, but yet we all engage for most of us engage in behaviors which are inconsistent with that. so you'll have a situation where tonight, some people will be watching this documentary and who believe that they believe that it's wrong when float unnecessary suffering on animals. and while they're watching your documentary, they're going to be eating, they're meet in their fish and their chicken. and in a, drinking their milk and eating their eggs, which is bizarre when you think about it, they don't need to be doing that. and if they really believed what they say, they believe they wouldn't be doing any of their de smalling reflection inevitably lead to the conclusion that we must do without animal products entirely. the common starting premise is that animals like us are sentient . but what do we actually know about the inner life of animals, which many of us eat every day? ah, for fine eggs are extremely clever. they can learn all sor

everyone draws a line on morality. but one issue is that the world's values are constantly changing. the line will be different in 510 or 20 years. homosexuality wasn't completely day criminalized in germany until 1994 and in 50 years time, some of the world may look back at industrial slaughterhouses as its greatest shame . in the west democratic and free speech values have been developed out of high set by internal politics. it's now placing external expectations on other nations to keep up. every country has its own line. the unfairness is in expecting all other regions of other countries to be immediately, immediately at the level of a western countries that is unfair, lustrous, unrealistic guts. that's even naive. the better, more fair and more productive approach would be to say, how can we support these countries are making progress as rapidly as possible and can we celebrate the progress of these made safer with 211 diverse members is stuck in the middle of this debate on values and morality. so to is european

oh, of course i'm tired and tired, physically untied, morally, is too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this wade because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the boss. gardens of truth starts february 18th on d. w with blue. ah, oh, it's known as the red gold of the mediterranean. red coral has been prized to since antiquity and jewelry designers always seek out the best samples. strict regulations for coral divers have so far saved red coral from extinction. but every year, criminal networks still smuggle out tons of the precious animals that y'all launched it in. one of the one to the detroit. coral is almost like cocaine these days. are you? we take a closer look at the trade from the depths of the mediterranean, where the coral is harvested to the traders all over the world seeking to cashin on the coral boom coin. we begin in the city of naples in southern italy. for centuries, this region has been famous for its red coral. on the edge of the city under the shadow of mount vesuvius, is the area of torre del grecko, the unoffi

the moral is, through this idea of dignity. right. i talk throughout this in my last book, the sword and shield, about dignity and citizenship for my money. the way in which you can conceptualize the black freedom struggle in america globally panoramic. it's through those two concepts dignity and citizenship. the morality of dignity is this all of us are born with dignity. but citizens chip is something that's externally recognized right. we all have dignity. what black matter? what angela davis were audre lorde, what i to be wells is make an argument for moral imagination of the country to recognize the inherent intrinsic dignity in black human beings right. and so that's the moral compass. remember citizenship all of our passports are just external. recognize issues of the dignity that we are born with. but what these movements do is remind us that that dignity is ours. it's purchased at birth. right. i want to add to that what civil rights movement, the classical period me is, when you're confronting a system based violence and the

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takes to sustain morale takes to sustain morale but that is an internal function the but that is an internal function the but that is an internal function the real challenge for her is going to be real challenge for her is going to be real challenge for her is going to be what kind of access she has to the what kind of access she has to the what kind of access she has to the russian officials and the russian russian officials and the russian russian officials and the russian society and in that the decision may not society and in that the decision may not society and in that the decision may not be hers [000:05:22;00] recently we have seen it we've heard it recently we have seen it we've heard it recently we have seen it we've heard it especially intensely in the past week especially intensely in the past week especially intensely in the past week declarations from propaganis and public declarations from propaganis and public declarations from propaganis and public officials regarding russia's nuclear officials regarding russia's nuclear officials regarding russia's nuclear weapons

responsibility , but tell me in general, in your opinion, artists and singers should show a high example of moral behavior or does society want too much from ordinary people, they just sing on stage and are famous the fact is that there are those who a-a m-m manage the moods of the general audience a-a and then they can direct and this is a high consciousness and a high reflection itself saint tarabarova vakarchuk svyatoslav oleg skrypka e-e a there are those who uh is controlled by the audience so they adjust to the condition under that you or she breathes and uh we see there the average let's say so the height of the general audience and so far it is not powerful enough it is not motivated enough not yet not enough people have made you know their personal victory is almost the war has been going on for a year and many of us have forgotten what life was like before, but we all surely remember the day of the start of the full-scale invasion , february 24. i know that you even had a concert planned for february 24, as in movie scripts in mykolaiv yes, they still take bigboards and sit on the wheel

this is not just because of the moral scandal. it has had a great impact on this process.ording to what was said , the catholic church in ireland is in a very serious problem. the people feel that if the players do not modernize and change the rules quickly, the dutch church will no longer exist in the coming decades . in the last 24 hours, about 1,300 more people died in the world due to corona, about 400 people. of the victims corona belongs to japan every day, the united states came next with about 130,150 victims. in the last night, about 180,000 more people in the world were confirmed to be infected with corona. japan, brazil , south korea and the united states have recorded the most daily cases of corona. a group of extremists of this country canceled the event. these people wanted to gather in front of the turkish embassy in aswat, and it is said that the sequel of the crime to the holy quran. the quran he did not call it illegal, but he said that such actions should be avoided . israel's zionist media reported the mass resignation of army officers of this regime. l

the jackson faced moral, moral reformers, the one side and commercial elites on the other.o the most prominent moral reformer who centered on food to achieve his goals was sylvester graham. and he washe first in what would be a long line of food reformers. and as example of his mentality, another question what moral improvement that the of both graham crackers so the inntor of the graham crackers and cornflake hope to achieve with their new. that's what that's what they're going to create but what do hope the effect of eating cereal be eating graham crackers or new lost remove lost is exactly right it will curb your sex drive it will stop you committing moral errors because this is graham's basic critique of the american diet. he says it's simple it's abundant, but it's not it is not physically healthy and in his mind, physical and moral health go together both for the individual and for the nation. so what does he recommend? you should eat less meat. you should limit the spices and condiments you add to it. you should not eat processed food rich and spicy foods stimulate t

and let me tell you right now, this is the moral majority looks. stu come on up here, man this is what moral courage like. you don't win. we don't fight. we don't get out of that foxhole. we don't climb out of the bottom of that pit without you. so we need you in 2023. we need you in 2024. we everything you've got because we've got work to do in virginia. let's go get them mad and tell everybody. how wrong they that. i told you these are good. and we're going to go to richmond it's and stuff folks all right folks i know i just finished stu's book a couple days ago and i wanted to talk about couple of things real quick. they hit me very hard when i read his book because i went through a similar as you guys know that he did. he wrote the book that he set in his office and something told to make that video. and he didn't post the video from, his office, he drove home on a 30 minute drive thinking, should he post this video? because he had no idea what the effects were to come after that he about in the book, how he paced in front of his house before h

these moral principles should be paid attention to faith. and the righteous action is to pay attention to what i have mentioned in all abrahamic religions. man's faith in god wants to cultivate. in all abrahamic religions, man wants to cultivate a god-believing person who forgets god both in god's business and in the operating room. may god bless the land where he has it in the scientific principles of time, man is allowed to forget god, because as soon as he forgets god , man will forget himself. a moment in life, his humanity escapes from your memory, he forgets the crimes and cruelties that people are surprised by. a healthy person is a human being, he is aware of corruption and cruelty to others, but always when a person forgets god , he suffers from self-forgetfulness, he also forgets his own humanity. it should be said that these are the teachings of divine religions it is for all human beings, the teachings of divine religions are for all human beings. our honorable imam raised the flag of iran 44 years ago in the name of justice. sho

we see how human morality is disintegrating. does the law support the most terrible manifestations of sinful human nature? how, under the slogan of protecting human rights, is being introduced sin? here to become right and good for those countries that practice. politics internal means for us. from our very colors which are rooted in the gospel of the christian faith. and which formed the spiritual image of our man. and no revolutions, no upheavals could destroy this natural morality. this does not mean that our people are all good and bad. this does not mean that we are fine. there is a lot that needs to be corrected, but the moral is the spiritual values ​​accepted by our people. here are the ancestors and kept today are a pledge . because living according to god's law is life. but a life that neglects life is not. therefore, choosing loyalty to our tradition, we believe that many people already understand this today. and the thought does not leave me. what is even better is this will be understood in the near future, offer pr

so i mean, i suppose if there's like a moral to your story, what would the moral arthur wow, a moral. that's great. now i like morality tales about technology. so i would say one moral that we tend to resist wanting draw from it is that, you know, world in which there is no intellectual at stake and next to no financial reward feasible, it is still possible for a group of enthusiastic people to organize themselves to have some degree of hierarchy. steve russell kind of becomes the point person, writes the initial code, but they're also of checking with him. is that okay as go but also can actually have a disaggregated team asynchronously producing something pretty remarkable so out of the space work coding project it's not an organized project we go you know one of the very first video game controllers, a button and a couple of levers that will eventually become a joystick. we go expensive to planetariums, so a star map we get expensive typewriter. so a way to code in text as opposed to having to do it, you know, on a typewriter as opposed to pure machine language coding. um, so yeah,

and judicial system of this country has caused the growth of moral crimes against women. according to them, only one hundredth of the perpetrators of moral crimes in england are punished and convicted . a report on the state of crimes by the police and the justice system in england presented a horrifying statistic that 300 women are sexually assaulted behind the counters in this country every day, 200 of these rapes are reported and probably only 3 of the people who assaulted in this country, they violate the punishment these statistics are shameful, but the most shameful thing is that the ministry of interior did not take any action to change this situation, the sixth increase in crimes against women and girls in england and the lack of handling of their complaints has long caused civil organizations that support women's rights in this country to protest and criticize. the story of dealing with sexual assault in the judicial system of this country is very sad . victims of sexual harassment complain to the police with hope and expect the criminals to be punished, but just

the fact is that if we analyze the development of the world from the point of view of morality, then this is the picture, on the one hand there is america who has embarked on the path of an incredible adventure in the field of evolution and the next stage is the final overcoming of human nature inspire that boy. parents impose and remove this, forcing the child to make decisions that can break his life, calling a spade a spade. it's just on the verge of crime. against humanity. i was very interested in putin's speech in which he called the liberal values ​​​​of the disaster, and i agree with him liberalism has reached its limits in western europe and an overabundance of liberalism leads to the destruction of our states. they want to destroy the european nation in the name of supposedly humanistic. you know, in russia you went through this whole peoples sacrificed and especially those same bourgeois. and fists and so on millions of people were sacrificed in the name of the communist and proletarian ideal. so for me this is the same thing, that is, the western peoples the european peop

at the same time, some associations are trying to help strengthen the morale of those affected by theural disaster, especially children . the presence of the syrian president for hours in a message thanked the friendly countries that rushed to help the earthquake-stricken people of this country, and he also informed about the comprehensive program to resettle thousands of displaced families due to this earthquake. field observations also show that people are still worried about the occurrence of another earthquake and the risk of their houses collapsing, and they live in the streets and even cemeteries and open spaces . has followed especially in between it was very scary for the children who were away from their homes. some charity associations try to restore the spirits of the children by performing entertainment programs in temporary accommodation centers . forget it, as if they came for a leisure trip . visiting the temporary accommodation centers for displaced people shows the extent of the disaster caused by this earthquake. did the protesters they were holding placards in which

that according to the first two stages, which are not related to professional qualifications - and moral qualities of the candidates, they determined that only 20 people pass the next round, that is, the logic is that if they really want to identify the candidates as fully as possible, a person who meets these qualities , then a larger number of candidates it allows the best choice to make, but according to the first rounds, which have nothing to do with professional qualities, they determined 20 and if it was objective here too, but i saw a situation when there were a large number of mistakes, i drew attention to them and then i already after passing the exam, i saw that the 9 to which i turned it was not the end. it turned out that you, so that you understand, choose the director of the nabu, who is appointed by the cabinet of ministers in matters of e-e, on the e-e testing, there is a question that says that what happens next, the president appoints the director of the nabu. not funny this is a question among the candidates regarding the state penitentiary service, there are six quest

his career raised central questions about the nature of journalism, politics of storytelling, morals of power. he was a brilliant american success story and a cautionary tale. can you elaborate? guest: i call him a myth maker. he had a very 19th-century idea, following carlisle or emerson, it was the great theory of history, napoleon is the key to events, for example. he was a myth maker, he idealized america and, because he grew up in china until he was 13 years old, when he came to the united states as a scholarship student and went to yell, until then, he was a stranger to the country in many ways. he idealized the country. he comes back home as a kind of immigrant, except he came from old american stock. coming from china, he was a kind of immigrant. it is my theory he used the magazines to invent and reinvent america and its meanings. as the son of a presbyterian missionary, he had a highly moral and religious sense of the united states. something of the manifest destiny idea, the kingdom of god on earth. a project always in progress. these things were reflected in his magazines

let me ask you about moral aspect of slavery and how he came to it.ou know, he why did he why did he feel that extinction of slavery was going to take so much time? why was he slow like mcclellan? i guess in the emancipation effort, as you just mentioned, on moments ago, and what changed him to bring upon emancipation proclamation, which did more than just be a military document really know well his is he said as you know in 1864 i am naturally anti-slavery i cannot remember what did not think and feel. and i think as a lawyer and a writer of great skill, he picked his words careful naturally means from the beginning. i believe that his it's important that his parents were part of an anti-slavery baptist denomination, both in kentucky and indiana. there's an intellectual line in the in that ecclesiastical world that goes all the way back to thomas clarkson and william wilberforce in england, john leland and virginia. john excuse me, who believe then that thomas lincoln, his father, had a hand in lincoln's anti-slavery thoughts, even though he had to b

who have relinquished their moral? and obligation and a leadership obligation to make sure that the new plantation you keep them as slaves. you keep them dependent right you make them believe that they're that there's always racism right? and so there's no need of trying because you're going to be pushed back a discriminated against especially when you have all these other race cases that you see which reinforces it in that mind. they use this as leverage it further say the white man will never allow you to progress and therefore let us feed you because you cannot feed yourself. yeah. i call it, you know plantationism. is just the old on the old show. you know, they have them now instead of picking company got them picking vote and they have these people demoralized and when a person is demoralized they can't hear the truth the soviet union did that to their people just beat them down and beat them down and you know, the schools are terrible. they destroyed every institution from the father to the to the education syst