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54:57

Debate Teacher Reacts: Epic Debate Over God's Existence

Wise Disciple

almost 4 years ago

17:40

Social contract theory and human freedom.

4:15

Dissecting a Modern Day Expression

Apologia Studios

over 7 years ago

0:40

foundation but more importantly to more specifically what she's articulating is something that's called social

19:33

John Lennox TRUTH BOMB That Everyone MISSED? | Pastor Reacts

Wise Disciple

over 2 years ago

10:30

Yeah, so this has always been one of the obvious outcomes of social contract theory, which is Nazi Germany

1:39:57

Refuting A Proud Murderer

Apologia Studios

over 7 years ago

1:08:17

foundation, but more importantly, too, more specifically, what she's articulating is something that's called social

50:48

Debate Teacher Reacts: Frank Turek vs Michael Shermer

Wise Disciple

almost 6 years ago

19:41

Social contract theory.

50:42

Conference on Answering Abortion Arguments with Scott Klusendorf Relativism Session 4

Kootenai Church

over 6 years ago

26:02

We form a contract, a social contract that determines right and wrong.

2:59:37

Epic Debate Over God's Existence

Apologia Studios

over 10 years ago

33:07

I'll just say one thing that we live in a social contract. We live within a social contract.

1:21:24

Session 1: The History of Social Justice

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

53:15

Now while critical race theory accomplishes deconstruction, remember Derrida, intersectionality, a sub

1:13:41

2nd John: Deceivers & The Love of God - Puritan Reformed Church

PRC

Puritan Reformed Church Phoenix

almost 2 years ago

38:42

So number four is voluntary contract, is where governments get their authority.

1:24:44

Natural Law vs. Natural Rights with Jared Lovell

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 2 years ago

1:10:27

And so both of those theories, the Enlightenment social contract, state of nature theory, and the more

1:08:27

"Dabney On Fire" with Zachary Garris

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 7 years ago

39:28

And so he criticizes The social contract theory the idea that we you know assented made some social contract

1:09:59

A Christian Political Vision: Libertarianism, Theonomy, or Paleo-Conservatism?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 3 years ago

11:56

So you can come up with this blueprint of how a covenant community can work like Hans Hoppe. And then you realize that's what history is. It's the development of these things. And our rights are integrated into political society.

1:25:34

Liberalism Q & A

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 2 years ago

46:58

And so it's now become a theology as well as a political theory or a social ethic.

2:11:55

Discussing Roger Scruton's "How to be a Conservative"

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 2 years ago

25:46

That is the foundation of society. That's a keen insight. We'll bring that out later. It makes it really stronger. He talks about social contracts the paradigms of Obligations that we have which really should be the basis of law and he'll make that case later, too.

57:37

Understanding Liberalism: Part I - Post-liberalism, Classical Liberalism, and the Post-War Consensus

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 2 years ago

48:36

And, of course, Rousseau wanted the social contract based upon mutual choice that protected people from

54:39

The Ten Commandments as the Foundation of Law & Rights - Jacob Reaume

PBC

Providence Baptist Church

over 2 years ago

40:57

Some evolutionary process based on humanism, our social contract theory.

1:07:12

The Importance of Conserving Identity and Particularity with C. Jay Engel

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 3 years ago

56:29

When you have that, when the cultural hegemony is consistent with the law, it creates what Edmund Burke referred to as the liberal society, like the liberality of society comes about when there's a certain cultural aspect that reinforces it even beyond the need of the political sovereign to enforce the law.

34:12

The Founding Fathers on Rights and Responsibilities

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 6 years ago

22:21

Every man is under the natural duty of contributing to the necessities of the society. And this is all the law should enforce on him. So what is he saying here? He's saying that no man, so no government should infringe on your rights.

55:46

Understanding Liberalism: Part II - The Founding, Social Justice, and Some Objections

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 2 years ago

7:18

They'll do selfless public acts of magnanimous generosity and liberality for the sake of the people. They really rule for the good of all. You do need a return of this kind of politics. Now, what you find in the American founding and in the Declaration and then later in the Constitution, my own view on this is that there's not necessarily a conflict between the Declaration and the Constitution.

1:09:07

Loving One’s Neighbor

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

3:42

All right, so the theme of the book, then, are these natural relationships, these social bonds, right