the objections the puritans had to the roman church in the eighteenth century no longer apply today,he catholic church reform be enormously and you could argue as the catholic church in that sense is more partisan, for example there slightly more catholic, there are conversions in an unfriendly world but the good news is it doesn't matter. once you have that they take root because they work and you can be hindu or jewish or atheist and still put the system on the market. >> as a canadian i disagree with the corporate version because it kind of was founded or at the lead least english canada by enlightens. fleeing in the revolution, and canada has developed its economic institutions, that matter more than the united states but my question is used dress common law but legislative fear is another thing but the great threat, certainly you were aware of this, that is your job, administrative law and i wish you could comment on that. >> i have nothing to add to what you said. you are absolutely correct. also, correcting what you said about the revolutionary period. if you really want to se

it comes from the genocidal campaign against the native, by the puritans against the native people of massachusetts bay. they stripped, pay for laid the bodies, kind of a -- fo certainy they've done it in ireland in the conquest of ireland. they stripped the bodies, and a body without skin is red and they called them the redskins. literally dead indians. that's why it's so repulsive to native people. it's almost not seating to even talk about it. a lot of people don't understand why it is such a negative. because native americans don't mind being called other names like indians. not an authentic name or anything but this is a deep racial slur, is a symbol of genocide. so another thing more recent that i came across were the cases that were being used as precedents and the decisions what to do with of the unlawful combatants, a word that never existed in international law that the great george w. bush invented, or his aides. they're usually called pows. but in order to lock them up at guantÁnamo where they still are. some of them were brought to the constitution set of rights made that

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with the puritans is alive and well, and the richest people in the world are going to revolutionize thisevolutionize industry. let's talk about this. i'll i read the last couple of years, how americans don't give money anymore, this has changed. the way we give money has changed, but i think we're more charitable than ever before. you deal with people who give away a lot of money. >> individuals in this country give away more than all the countries combined give to charitable organizations. my clients, there is many different reasons they gichlt it makes them feel good. >> do you sense, they want a greater role, they want to dictate more than handing over a check. it's not squandered that kind of thing. >> they want to be involved. get into the organization, understand where the money is going. >> a great example is the founder of home depot, he's transformed a nyu medical center, transforming every single day. ken langeone customizing it. >> the day of the graduation day of the apprenticeship program, he's taken his money and reinvested and one of our own into the program. >> did gradua

you could even say they are puritanical. but it changes and virtues. she pointed out in one of her books to express judgment on sexual matters you cannot just say this part or that part. at the same time we have a complicated moral framework that there is a shift that one of the high points is moderation. with that of virtue that we all strive for. to look at the modern virtues freedom, of progress , a quality, authenticity they're all actually a good. and they are superficial. is a good to be healthy inauthentic? and that brings us to the question which virtue is best? summerlike the tiles will pretend that we don't do what they do it anyway. you probably know my friends already but i will introduce an just the same. so from the public policy center from a stage hand screen and rob will defend justice and said reagan into comments or the panel? senate that a great detail rourke than the rest of the group rose say why they are full of it. so they will decide the king of the virtues and knew it really is like if it is richard dawson playing family feud.

you might even say they're puritanical. maybe that is good, maybe that is bad. racism is a terrible thing. he is certainly a shift and change in virtue. is not just that. mary pointed out we live in a time when it is gauche to express judgments about sexual matters. you just can't say somebody should makes this part with that part and person x, y or z. at the same time we have a complicated moral framework for talking about something happening here, there's a shift. one of the high points used to the moderation. all things in moderation. to some moderation is not attractive but sustainability is. i compiled a list of the modern virtues and their freedom, convenience, progress, it equality, authenticity, health and nonjudgmental is in. these are not bad things. they are all actually good in their own way but to the extent they supplanted the classical virtues i would argue is a problem because the modern virtues are inherently superficial. a deal with the outer self. classical recused deal with the internal qualities that allow us to be our best selves and live t

the puritans had come over to new england in the early 1630s and after they settled the basics of foodey turned their attention to starting a college. in that sense the college was an offshoot of the church. the lecture so central to college education, is really a kind of modern version of the sermon. it was a commitment to the idea that students could be transformed to lead lives of meaning and purpose. >> harvard is the source of dna for almost all of higher education in america. it laid out the model that a university needs to emulate in order to get better resources, better professors, better credentials, better students. as harvard passed that dna down to everyone else, it created a race. >> when the colonial colleges started to become universities, and when brand-new institutions were founded as universities, you begin to see a tension developing between the mission to educate young people and the competition for prestige to outbuild new rivals. >> american colleges are driven by the pursuit of prestige, and the way you get prestige is that you get the highest ranking, which expa

comstock was a puritan in mind and practice not only wrote the law but that was appointed a special agent of the post office. to enforce to enforce city would make arrests, break down doors and this was the days when they burned the book and melted down the plate. you will notice that it is not limited to obscenity. it talks about limiting any information about prevention of contraception and abortion, so by the way still on the books today. now, this was a product. she looks okay. time was time was not good to her, but it represents the mindset of the times in the legal standard that was imported to the united states. a british case involving their 1857 obscenity 1857 obscenity law basically saying that anything obscene would tend to deprave or corrupt the minds open to such immoral influences and regardless of any merit. a single passage in a single a single book to the most susceptible person was the standard for obscenity which was the standard the united states adopted so that it could be used to suppress anything involving sex. this changed as constitutional law developed. the landm

adam silver taking this on is very ambitious, because it plays into this puritanical notion of what happens in the country and he was so squeaky clean of how he handled the problem with the clippers. the problem is where does the money go? is it going to be like the lottery where it's supposed to go to education and good things? >> they're going to have to set up procedures and strategy and all of that. >> this is one of those deals, whoa, if we make it legal, a lot more people will do it. it's already everywhere. >> i've got to call my bookie. >>> let's get over to meteorologist indra petersons keeping track of the latest forecast for us. it's officially winter. >> people are shoveling snow behind you. >> we're talking about buffalo, you can see off of the lake, talking about lake-effect snow. they're hardly the only ones dealing with it. several inches did fall around the region. keep in mind we're going to be talking about that around boston today. take a look at the satellite. you can see the wave making its way through. boston could actually see about an inch of snow today. it looks li