9:00 CLAIRE KHAW joins.
10:00 Father Stephen De Young on Tucker Carlson
11:00 A Jewish tragedy
12:00 Tisha B'Av
13:00 Joshua was the one who fought the Canaanites, not Moses.
14:00 Genocide of the Canaanites
15:00 Ethical monotheists > heathens
16:00 God is king.
17:00 "The pollution of egalitarianism"
18:00 The Trinity
19:00 The choice is easy.
20:00 Believing in God in the right way
21:00 Protestant work ethic, Whig history, empire
22:00 Pragmatism
The story is not yet over.
23:00 Craig Biddle the objectivist
24:00 Wear and tear
26:00 Pragmatism is being unprincipled.
27:00 Political systems can become worn and outdated.
28:00 Boy scouts
29:00 Scout leaders
30:00 No known sex offenders
Criminal record
31:00 You can't be gay and be a scout leader.
32:00 Sexual offences are now the norm.
34:00 NRA
35:00 Gender segregation
36:00 Craig Biddle's advice to the young man who had a brick thrown at his car window
From 1:15:00
Young man called Maddox:
"So recently I was driving some friends to Costco and a homeless man threw a rock through my window. And so how do you how do you live in a society in which you're not able to for example get homeless people off the streets? Like maybe you live in like a place like San Francisco where there's just tent city for miles and then it's dangerous to go out and you can't actually physically separate yourself from them because the state in the municipality has essentially forced you to live alongside these kinds of people and and deal with their behavior and there's nothing you can do about it. Maybe you can call the cops but then they say, "Oh, sorry. Our hands are tied." But then you go up higher in the level of command and then those people say, "Oh, it's kind of the cop's job. it's not our job. And so there's nobody taking accountability for any of this. How do how do you deal with that?"Objectivist called Craig Biddle:
"I would not live there personally. I'm not saying that that other people shouldn't live there if they've got reasons to live there. I would not live in a place like that."
37:00 Trust
41:00 Muslim
44:00 Social conservatism
45:00 The danger of bad parenting
Cousin marriage
47:00 Lot and his daughters
49:00 The children of Adam and Eve must have committed incest.
51:00 The end and the end are exceptions.
52:00 Parents vetoing the choice of their children
54:00 Not being able to find certain qualities in one person
55:00 The laws and deferred gratification
56:00 Marshmallow test
57:00 Selling your religion
The Mulligan
1:00:00 "I'm telling you the truth, but everything I say is a lie."
1:01:00 Organised religion
Scientology
1:01:00 The appeal of Scientology
1:03:00 The Abrahamic God
Teshuva and Tawbah = redemption
AI Overview
In Islam, repentance (Tawbah) is the act of sincerely returning to God to seek forgiveness for misdeeds. It is a direct relationship with the Creator, requiring no intermediaries.
Muslims show repentance by fulfilling these four essential steps:
- Recognize and Stop: Immediately cease the sinful behavior or wrongdoing.
- Feel Genuine Remorse: Experience sincere regret and sorrow for committing the act, as true regret is the core of repentance.
- Make a Firm Resolve: Intend in the heart never to return to the sin in the future.
- Seek Forgiveness: Verbally ask Allah for forgiveness by saying "Astaghfirullah" ("I seek forgiveness from Allah").
Additionally, if the sin involved harming another person or taking their rights, Muslims are required to repair the wrong. This means compensating for any loss, returning stolen property, and directly asking that person for their forgiveness.
Seeking forgiveness is also actively reinforced by following a bad deed with good deeds, such as giving charity or performing extra prayers, which are believed to help erase the misdeed.
1:06:00 Dividing sin into mortal and venial
1:07:00 Seven deadly sins
1:09:00 The pass mark
1:10:00 Upper midwit
1:11:00 Objectivism
Craig Biddle
1:12:00 Beyondism
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