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2:43:38

Did the Bible Misquote Jesus? (White vs Ehrman)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 17 years ago

15:35

In the year 1707, there was a scholar at Oxford named John Mill, unrelated to John Stuart Mill, the Victorian

1:29:19

Does the Bible Misquote Jesus? Part 1

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 12 years ago

15:19

In the year 1707, there was a scholar at Oxford named John Mill, unrelated to John Stuart Mill, the Victorian

51:45

Leaving Liberalism: An Alternative to the Great American Empire by Jon Harris

EBC

Eureka Baptist Church

about 2 years ago

18:37

John Stuart Mill believed that the only purpose for which power can be rightly exercised over any member

1:11:09

The Golden Rule

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

8 months ago

2:46

Most significantly, if you've ever heard of John Stuart Mill, his book in the 19th century, Utilitarianism

25:44

Saving the American Dream for Gen Z

CTM

Conversations That Matter

6 months ago

20:34

It's guys like Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill who said, you know, these anti -usury laws, we gotta

1:58:49

News Roundup: Trump's Assassins, the Anti-Jewish Question, Female Pastor Showdown, & More

CTM

Conversations That Matter

2 months ago

42:15

If you want to go forward in history, you still have mostly in the 19th century, John Stuart Mill, Jeremy

1:48:58

Secularist Supremacy and Molinism on Today's Dividing Line

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

8:41

Whatever happened to the great liberal John Stuart Mills insistence that quote if all mankind Minus one

33:36

The Holiness of God with R. C. Sproul, The Holiness of Christ 6

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

about 3 years ago

7:28

I made the students read the objections of David Hume and of John Stuart Mill.

1:15:32

The Consolidation Conspiracy: John Taylor's Critique of Nationalist Myth

CTM

Conversations That Matter

7 months ago

17:19

Joseph Story, who is the premier remembered and studied jurist of the injustice of the 19th century, wrote in the commentaries on the Constitution of the United States, which he published in 1833, so 10 years after John Taylor's writing.

1:24:44

Natural Law vs. Natural Rights with Jared Lovell

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 2 years ago

5:44

And even Thomas Paine, by the end of his his life, is writing that he's finding that the idea of just getting rid of all of authority and freeing man to be the individual he was supposed to be, freeing him from the burdens of political and social institutions, he finds out that this doesn't bring the equality that he was hoping for.

34:12

The Founding Fathers on Rights and Responsibilities

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 6 years ago

9:27

And so even John Locke, I mean, you can't really escape that. William Blackstone. I mean, these guys, Montesquieu, these guys had, there were biblical principles at play in their political philosophy.

2:29:30

White Stratton Debate-Is Molinism Biblical

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 4 years ago

2:18:48

Richard Mueller. We read his work Greg Kochel of standard reason. He's a five -point Calvinist who also rejects exhaustive divine determinism and rejects White's view. He affirms that you've got to have libertarian freedom at least occasionally or say goodbye to rational responsibility.

42:47

Mark Halowchak on Thomas Jefferson

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 4 years ago

16:30

Adrian Coke and even Dumas Malone, the great Jefferson historian, thought Jefferson was a political relativist. He wasn't. He wanted people to, he wanted to have a society where people were free, but he thought when we wed liberty to science, in other words, to free presses, to pursuit of knowledge, there's going to be a direction in which we go.

55:00

Christian Character, Jeff Kliewer

Cornerstone Church

almost 2 years ago

45:49

It's what John Stuart Mill and so many of the economists that observed America and said, what makes America

1:34:03

James White vs Tim Stratton (Debate Review)

Revealed Apologetics

over 4 years ago

1:29:53

But anything that critiques libertarian free will is going to be relevant to the Molin ism discussion since it's one of the key Pillars now you do have some Molinist who kind of differ some will say well You know, it's not one of the pillars Molin ism is just a view of God's omniscience.

1:21:17

John C. Calhoun: Life, Times, & Political Philosophy

CTM

Conversations That Matter

4 months ago

27:32

And just viewing it through a presentist lens. Anyway, Russell Kirk says Calhoun is, to be sure, the most impressive political theorist to be found among our American statesmen. He's intellectually more interesting than any other public man of his time.

2:00:00

August 10, 2016 Show with George Grant on “Thomas Chalmers: A Voice of Biblically-Shaped Sanity from the Past in a World Gone Mad”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 9 years ago

29:12

The world was and therefore he advocated the elimination of large numbers the father of the modern eugenics and Population movements and a lot of the philosophical grounding like Planned Parenthood. Well Thomas Chalmers Was very well aware of Malthus's writings and actually Met Malthus at one point during a lecture Edinburgh.

1:14:58

Joseph Spurgeon on Postmillennialism

CTM

Conversations That Matter

12 months ago

10:46

This is going to be, this is, this is hotly debated. So, um, I think we, we need to define post -mill maybe a little bit because there's a spectrum to it as well. So there is the Puritan kind of view in which their view of post -millennial is that the millennial reign hasn't quite started yet.

2:10:58

Reviewing Reasonable Faith's Comments

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 4 years ago

1:41:55

They were philosophical. He was objecting to Molinism on the basis of truth -maker maximalism, that there needs to be.

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What is Wrong With Molinism?

WWUTT

about 4 years ago

0:03

Molinism is a system of theology that attempts to reconcile divine sovereignty and human freedom. It was devised by Luis de Molina, a 16th century Jesuit priest, who said that prior to creating the world, God knew what we would do in any given circumstance.