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The Eric Metaxas Show
What Is Roger Stone Doing in New York?
"Back. I'm talking to Roger Stone, roger. I live in New York City, I do not mug people, but I do live in New York City. I think it's overstated about the crime. That's here. We don't need to get into that. All I'm trying to say is, I live here, you rarely visit here. You visited here. I was out of town. I was very upset by that. I wish I got more notice when you're going to be around. But tell us what were you doing in New York and did you say antifa was trying to attack you? So I was invited by the New York young Republican club, which is the oldest, largest and most vibrant and active young Republican club in the country. Former members, governor Thomas E Dewey, attorney general, Herbert brownell, governor Nelson Rockefeller, former vice president, Richard Nixon when he lived all associate members. Verily a John foster dulles an associate member. Very Augusta and storied history. It is a really a vibrant club of young people and they invited me to come in for a martini mixer. This is where I spoke about the history of the martini. I reveal Richard Nixon's own secret recipe for the silver bullet. And then I move behind the bar and with the assistance of three bartenders, I mixed and poured over almost 300 martinis. By the way, The Daily Beast said they were margaritas, just to show you how to actually yeah, they're not big on mixology or theology, but that's the only two things of which they're totally ignorant. But at least call themselves The Daily Beast, so it's right out there in front, you know exactly what they are. I think they're corporate slogan is 6, 6, 6, as a matter of fact. But in any event, so with the way this worked is you bought your ticket on eventbrite. And then roughly an hour before the event, the club would send you an email telling you the location of the event. Otherwise you have an almost guarantee of violence and other protesters. But the location of this event in Little Italy evidently leaked and there were so many bomb threats and death threats to the Italian restaurant where it was going to be held. That they canceled before hours noticed.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Right and Wrong Way to Teach Children
"Think truly the issue with American education and there's plenty, but the one that is most important for us to focus on is the people that have run our education system over the last 100 years started with Jude John Dewey Woodrow Wilson played a big role is they fundamentally do not understand what education is. We have a completely different opinion of what education is and what it should be. And so if you walk into any government school here in Phoenix or across the country, they believe that education is allowing students to choose what direction they want to go, presenting them with a bunch of options to liberate them from a very broken world and really having young people find themselves. That's a really bad idea. In fact, it's an evil one. It's immoral to say to a fourth grader, you got to start to figure out stuff for your figure out your own path. Instead, education comes from a Latin word, which means to lead forth. And the next question is, well, what are you leading them for towards? The truth. You're leading them forth towards a fulfilling life towards beauty towards truth towards goodness towards virtue. And so therefore you must know at the end in goal, the end goal is before you even begin the education process. Far too often teachers will get their fourth or 5th graders kind of sitting around a room and they'll ask them their opinions on the news cycle. A controversial thing that shouldn't be controversial to say is it's completely irrelevant with a 5th grader opinion is on the news cycle. That's not what education is. It's not about the votes of a 5th or a 6th grade. You can get their perspectives and guess what? You need to correct them when they're wrong.
On The Media
"dewey" Discussed on On The Media
"Found disturbing. There were pages and pages of variations on the term illegal aliens. This was the term had been used to categorize this particular book. That's Jill Barron in the documentary changed the subject. A group of Dartmouth students protested the use of the term illegal alien, but they discovered that the problem wasn't with Dartmouth. We didn't realize that it was like a national database that applied to every institution. It was, in some ways, our naive understanding of systems. So the students filed a petition with the Library of Congress to change the subject heading. And the revision was accepted. But this was 2016, a year when the question of immigration was at the center of a contentious presidential race. Republican members of Congress got wind of the proposed change and decided to block it. Cruz won a four Republican lawmakers to sign a letter urging the Library of Congress not to eliminate the term illegal aliens from search terms and cataloging. Here's Diane black, a then congressional representative from Tennessee. What can you believe that the Library of Congress would make a decision with a bunch of liberal students from Dartmouth university who sent a petition to them to say that this was a dehumanizing or an inflammatory term. And to make that decision on political correctness to change something that has been in the lexicon there at our Library of Congress since back in the early 1900s, it's just unbelievable to me. The change was successfully blocked into this day illegal alien is still an official term in the Library of Congress subject headings. But the incident breathes new life into a movement among librarians who want to reform cataloging. Even when that requires working through slow moving bureaucracies. It's an intellectual infrastructure. Emily drew pinsky. Most people don't even know it exists, much less, get exercised about it. It's an incredibly difficult ship to maneuver. In 2013, drabinski published an article called queering the catalog, queer theory in the politics of correction. She considers herself part of a group of so called critical catalogers, but libraries with their committees and careful processes are a poor match for the speed at which cultures change and evolve. You have a system that can not keep up with the rapidly changing language that LGBTQ plus people use to describe themselves. So that you'll have remnants of old language. And that will be the only language that's there. So gay men, lesbian. But there are many, many other words for people in the contemporary moment. And none of them are in the system. The language is never right. It's never correct because it's always delayed. If language could even be correct in the first place, which I think it probably can't. She points out that in the Library of Congress classification system, the one her library uses, the problem isn't only how things are named, but that some things aren't named at all. Another example of how bias is in the system is if I want to look up African American women's history, I do a search and it comes up. What if I wanted to do research into the history of white women? White is an unmarked category. It doesn't even appear. It's impossible to retrieve. So the normal is not named at all. For decades, proponents of critical cataloging have been showing the ways that library classification reflects systems of power that are at play outside the library walls. And also reinforces them. Some librarians critical of classification systems want to burn them all down and start over. But they're not in the majority. I always wonder when people say burn it down if they've ever built anything. It can be very, very difficult to build things. The interoperability piece is super important. And if we want libraries to be able to share, we need those systems to continue functioning. Part of the reason classification is so problematic is because it's inherently reductive. Numbers and language are always flattening the thing they're trying to describe. Shrinking big ideas into small codes that can fit on the spine of a book. Talking to library catalogers, I realized this isn't an exact science. It's a craft. One that's at bottom about making sure we have access to the ideas of others. The most magical thing that libraries do is share. I use OCLC and my records are there. And then I have colleagues on the other side of the planet who are using those same systems as well. And it means that we can go back and forth borrowing and lending between each other so that interoperability is really important. In a world without order, our classification systems will always be imperfect approximations. But the shelves of a library will always be a place that try to give our humanity some structure some sense. Or at least help you find the book you're looking for. Which will have a call number on it between zero and 999. For on the media, I'm Molly Schwartz. That was on the media producer Molly Schwartz, thanks for joining us for the midweek pod and be sure to tune into the big show on Friday for a whole hour about America's newest battlefield. The library.
On The Media
"dewey" Discussed on On The Media
"Stuffed in the 300s. And then when it came to the LGBTQ books and the women's history books and books on immigrant history, all of those were in the 300s as well. And I realized that women immigrants and people of color were all being pigeonholed in this very strange 300 section. So we just started moving them. She and her student interns decided to put president Obama where they thought he belonged. In the 900s. Next to the other presidents. And that was the beginning of changing Dewey of rebelling against Dewey. De corsi Hines wrote about her frustrations with Dewey in a New York Times essay called oh Dewey, where would you put me? There have been critiques of Melville Dewey and his system dating back to the early 1900s and recently some libraries have been ditching Dewey in favor of bookstore style organization. Public libraries are rolling out a new system where books are now organized by categories such as animals or computers. People don't come in and go, I feel like in 8 11 today, no, they think I want poetry. The Greenwood public libraries ditching Dewey for a shelf system they call subject savvy. For most the Dewey decimal systems 145 years in use, Melville Dewey has been celebrated as a kind of founding father of American librarianship. We're always searching for heroes and Dewey was an early library pioneer whose influence was very wide. Wayne Wigan is a library historian and the author of irrepressible reformer, a biography of Melville Dewey. He describes how Melville do we created the Dewey decimal system in the early 1870s when he was a student at Amherst college. The Amherst college campus between 18 70 and 1874 was a very white Anglo Saxon Protestant male dominated world. Do we pretty much programmed into his system the priorities of courts which brought also the biases and the prejudices of that world into his classification scheming tell us very easily in the 200s and the religions which heavily privileges Protestantism against all other kinds of religion. In fact, 9 tenths of the 200s are dedicated to Christianity. Like David Starr Jordan, Hulu Miller wrote about in her book, Melville Dewey was a late 19th century eccentric who loved to classify things. In fact, the lives of Melville Dewey and David Starr Jordan have some other eerie parallels. They were both born into strict Protestant households and upstate New York in 1851, and they both died in 1931. And do we also had views that made him, if not an outright eugenicist, at least eugenics adjacent. He was certainly sympathetic with the ideas that the eugenicists put forth. He did not see black people as equal to white people. He did not see Jewish people as equal to white people. Books by black authors were classified in Dewey under slavery or colonization. Even a book of poems by James Walden Johnson, a famous black writer. When LGBTQ topics get doing numbers in the 1930s, their categorized as abnormal psychology, perversion, derangement, and medical disorders. That system will reflect the ideology of the people who designed it. Emily drabinski is the interim chief librarian of the meaner east library at cuny. You can add new language and revise old language, but essentially you are always putting a new item into a preexisting system. The Dewey decimal system is like the original YouTube algorithm. Its power comes from the fact that it groups books next to other books on related subjects, so that when you're browsing the shelves, you're basically recommended other books you might like. Dewey wasn't the first person to think of this idea, but he was a brilliant businessman who found himself in the right place at the right time. Andrew Carnegie was donating millions of dollars to put up thousands of public libraries across the country and it was an a rare community that did not have a public library by 1920. And Dewey was poised to supply them with an organizational system and an army of librarians to implement it. And his scheme was there, and it was being promoted by his students and the library press and the library organizations. For Dewey, his classification was always meant to organize all the knowledge in the world. But of course times change, new technology gets invented, cultural norms evolve, geopolitics shift. So the Dewey decimal system is regularly revised. For a long time, those revisions happened within a kind of black box. But according to Caroline succi, who works at the Library of Congress, where she spent 9 years as the Dewey program manager, it's become more democratic over time. A lot of work has been done to really promote this community engagement aspect for the Dewey classification, which I think can only make it better and make it stronger. And have community members take ownership of it as well. Since 2019 proposed Dewey revisions are posted online and open to public comment. Librarians can even contribute to numbers back into the system. And of course, an especially frustrated librarian can always just go rogue. There's no library police that are gonna come out and tell the library they've done it wrong. Libraries are always free to arrange materials according to the way they want them and the more best serve their users. But that's easier said than done. Anytime there's a major change to a classification system, it could wreak havoc with the collection because that means that all the bibliographic workers have to be changed. But then all the physical items have to be relabeled and then resolved. And then signage has to change. And I mean, there's just a whole lot that has to happen in order to reclassify large swaths of material. Aside from Dewey, there are other library classification systems, including the Library of Congress classification system. It's one of the other largest systems in the world, and it's the brainchild of another white man that's beset with some of the same problems as Dewey. The Library of Congress classification system comes from Thomas Jefferson's collection of materials. The Library of Congress, the initial collection for Congress, burns down, Jefferson makes a donation to the state of his personal collection and the classification reflects his original order for his own materials. Instead of using numbers to classify books, the Library of Congress system uses subject headings. And in 2014, a student at Dartmouth college named Melissa Padilla was doing a research project on undocumented youth organizing. She went to meet with Jill Barron, a Dartmouth librarian to find resources. And they noticed a subject heading that Melissa
The Charlie Kirk Show
Most Conservatives Would Say Gov't Is the Biggest Threat to Freedom...
"You know, most people in the conservative movement would say that government is the greatest threat to our freedoms. It's hard to disagree with that. The FBI is going after pro life leaders all across the country. The Department of Justice is going after political dissidents, Steve Bannon, Peter Navarro and many others. They rated Mar-a-Lago and took documents way outside of the purview of what they were allowed to get. Now, I would say that people in the traditional right, people in the old right, they get government tyranny pretty well. They're able to describe it. They talk about how the progressives violated separation of powers and consent to the governed on how Woodrow Wilson and John Dewey and many others threw away the kind of promise of the American constitution and they tried to write a new constitution because they basically believe thanks to technology, a new era is here. I think all of that is great and it's important to remember it and to repeat it and to clarify that. But one of the things that frustrates, let's just say those of us on the new right, the maga right, the America first movement. Is when people fail to recognize and realize that it's not just government that is coming after our freedoms. We must recognize that the threat landscape is not just in the FBI the CIA the Department of Justice, the IRS, or the EPA, and the fourth branch of government. No, there has been an effort, a movement to create an extra constitutional method to take your stuff, to silence you and violate your rights. This movement has been at work for over a decade. Now, we talk about the woke mind virus. We talk about critical race theory, post post structuralism. We talk about all these different factors coming together and how they are able to be implemented into all major institutions in American society.
Elevation with Steven Furtick
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation with Steven Furtick
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Elevation Church Podcast
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation Church Podcast
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Elevation with Steven Furtick
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation with Steven Furtick
"And I will become messy. Okay, all right, okay. Okay, okay, let me come this way. All right. Second Corinthians ten four for the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty through God to the pulling down of strongholds. Casting down imaginations. And bringing it to captivity ever thought Paul says, you better put some handcuffs on your thoughts. Every child of God needs to keep some handcuffs constantly on them. And that's not for you, married people. That's not what I'm talking about. Get your mind out the gutter. I'm talking about handcuffs to put them on your thoughts. 'cause if your thoughts run loose, you have to handcuff and arrest your thoughts and say, you will not run through my mind and drive me insane. I'm gonna put haircuts on my thought. This is what he said in philippians chapter four. He says, for what sort of things are lovely? What's the things that honest? If that being a virtue, if that being a praise. Think on these things. And a piece of God, which passes all understanding shall keep. He says peace then, if you're thoughts all right, peace becomes a military guard and stands in front of your mind to prevent anything that's diabolical from getting into your mind. Isaiah 26 three says for if we keep our minds stayed on him, he'll keep us in perfect peace. When I grew up in Georgia, the old people would sing a song I woke up this morning with my mind, stayed on Jesus, you got to declare to the enemy. You will not have my mind up. I will focus my mind and my thoughts and my affections. Let me share some of their personal with you. 5 years ago, I went through the most 6 years ago. I went through the most traumatic season of my life. Here's what happened one week, my godmother died. I was expecting that. The next week, my mother died. And didn't tell me she was leaving. Three days after my mother died, my best friend from college died. Literally, one hour after he helped me playing my mother's funeral, he had a massive heart attack. Three weeks after my mother died, my sister died. So I want you to imagine planning four funerals. Picking out forecasts and having to deliver four eulogies. For the closest people in my life, in less than 30 days. 5 days after being my sister, my brother had a message stroke. And the doctor said, it's because of something that's called broken heart syndrome. I never knew broken heart syndrome. Here I am the man of faith. Yeah, I am the preacher. The man of God. I'm the one who's always comedic always a clown, always joking. Here I'm the one who's always is hopeful. And yet, that's no hope. I couldn't even read the word of God. I couldn't even. I didn't want to hear it. I didn't want to hear people tell me your mother's in a better place. I want it to literally go taekwondo on anybody who told me she's done a better place don't cry. I know she's in a better place. I'm not hurt to close her where she is. I'm hurting me because of where she's not. Please miss me with that before I chop you right in your throat. I was so discouraged. I was so depressed, I was so stressed. I couldn't get out of the bed. I shut my calendar down. They said pass it when you come at the preach. I said, never rear it. I didn't know if I'd ever appreciate again. I was just so broken. I was so broken to this very day. My family, I still have my mother's messages. On my phone, I would never delete them. Every now and then I just want to hear a voice. And I just, it's an old message. I just play it just to hear a voice, and I had to eventually go and get therapy. It took me about 18 months to kind of find some sense of balance. And I'm still not where I want to be now. Mother's Day, I crowd there. My mother's birthday, I'm sick. I know she's in heaven. Holidays don't quite feel the same. And now I understand that grief is the price that I pay for love, but I was so broken so disheveled. So discombobulated and didn't know what I was gonna do. And the enemy kept telling me you prayed for so many other people. You seen God perform miracles for others. Why didn't he do it for you? Well, people believe in faith in you. I was so hurt and do me a favor. Do me a favor before you criticize me for my vulnerability. Don't you ever criticize a person's steps if you haven't wolfed in their shoes? I would just, I would just broken. I really was. I'd never been that broken in my entire life. But you know what? I've begun to get back out and push the word of God. Stop traveling 'cause I just didn't feel the enemy had me to believe that any efficacy in your preacher. But you know why I'm here because when I got this shot, when I came to Charlotte today, my goodness and got the elevation church today. I understand this. I am thankful that in my worst season of my life God kept my mind. Oh yes. God. And has transformed and is transforming my mind. Am I talking to anybody who's gone through something that's been so traumatic that you thought you would put your shoes on your hands and your socks on your head? But somehow today you in worship today, giving God the glory because in the worst moments of your life, we have a God who can renew. And who can keep your mind? Y'all got the excuse me, I feel the hole they gonna right here. Can I tell you something? Some of you shot over money caused
Elevation Church Podcast
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation Church Podcast
"Then we go backwards from conformation. Don't let the spirit of the age overwhelm you. But then, after the upward presentation and backwards from conformation, thoroughly policy, in order to glorify God, that needs to be the N word trend formation. I say the N word say N word to transformation. It's right here in B not conformed to this world. But listen, but be transformed. That word in Greek is the word we get metamorphosis from. The word renewing is when we get the word renovation from. It's in the present perfect imperative in Greek, which means it's a continuous action. What it literally says is every day your mind and my mind must be in a constant state of renovation and metamorphosis. It's a beautiful picture. It's really a picture of a house. When a house gets old, it's subject to dilapidation. Termites, asbestos, other issues, periodically, would cause us to have to renovate house has to go through metamorphosis. Paul says the mind is analogous to an old house. There are treasury termites. Adversarial asbestos. That can get into your mind. And if you're not careful, it can strip your mind. Of everything that's powerful of everything that's stable. So the mind has to be renovated. Reminds me of Solomon and proverbs 23 7. Very interesting. Paul's stop and says this. For as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he? Now, in Hebrew, Polish trying to show how a Solomon is trying to show how the head and heart are one single entity. So etymologically, he's saying hidden heart want into it. As a person thinks in their hearts, head and heart are together in the Hebrew language. It's one. But in the English or in the biological, that's an impossibility. What do you mean? As a person thinks in their hearts, that's biologically impossible. Why? Because the heart doesn't think. How can you think in your heart? The purpose of the heart, scientifically, is to pump blood. Scientifically, biologically, our hearts don't think all thinking is in the cerebrum. The cerebral cortex, the thalamus, the hypothalamus, the pineal gland, the medulla oblongata. Scientifically all thought starts here. So what really is Solomon saying in proverbs 23 7? Here's what he's saying. Very important. As a person thinks psychologically. In their hearts, cardiologist. So is he or she anthropologically? As a person thinks that's your psychology. That's where it begins. In your heart, cardiological. That's how we behave. So is he anthropologically? That's what we become. As a person thinks, that's where it begins. In their hearts, that's how we behave. So is he or she? That's what we become. So we become inevitably, what? Has existed in our minds? That's why Descartes put it this way, cognitive ergo soon, I think therefore I am. And so the battle for us is not for your finances or your family, it's for your mind. Because if the enemy can get your mind, he's got you.
Elevation with Steven Furtick
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation with Steven Furtick
"Of our world is based upon whether you a part of a party that's represented by an elephant or a donkey. The hope of our world is not an elephant or a Dunkin, but a land. The lamb of God who takes away the sands of the world, the hope of our faith is in Jesus Christ. And my hope is built on nothing less than Jesus blood in his righteous as I dare not trust the sweetest friend, but holy lean on Jesus name on Christ, the sight of rock, I stand all of the ground. I kingdom is not of this world. And we're going to a place where we won't need politics again. We have a God who's going to bring us together every Kindred every tribe, and that's why I love pastor Steven Holly furdik. That's why I love the elevation church. Because you have made God and Christ does, listen, look around this is what heaven is supposed to look like. Not about decision and separation, but about believers of every Kindred every tribe. Climbing together to glorify our great God, giving praise and get them glory. You know, the spirit of this age is a spirit of you're not careful, it can depress you. Oh, goodness. A few months ago, I went and filled up my family loves you utility vehicles. I have boys and their mom, my wife is a teen mother, and so we always carry a lot of kids, you know, for basketball games and I went to Philip the utility vehicle. And as I was at the punk and hitting on to him, then he hit a hundred and a 110. 120 130, I was confused. I didn't know whether the prayer cuts or the kick to popping. I was just frustrated. I was having a moment. And right down, the whole spirit convicted me. Instead of instead of you complaining, be thankful. That you have a $130 on a debit card. That was the time this machine would have eaten your car. And here's what I want you to know, no matter what happens in the economy. No matter what happens with inflation, no matter what happens with gas prices or food prices, I want you to know something, don't let the spirit of anxiety and depression overwhelm you. You know why? 'cause we're not gonna conform to anxiety and depression. You know why 'cause the scriptures teach us I have never seen the righteous forsaken. Now he's seen begging bread. God is gonna take care of you regardless of who's in The White House. Does anybody believe we have a God who takes care of us? Do you believe we have a God who supplies our needs? Come on and give God praise and give them glory. Hallelujah. So, we have to give God the upward presentation. Then we go backwards from conformation. Don't let the spirit of the age overwhelm you. But then, after the upward presentation and backwards from conformation, thoroughly policy says, in order to glorify God, that needs to be the N word trend transformation. I say the N word say inward transformation. It's right here in B not conformed to this world. But listen, but be transformed. That word in Greek is the word we get metamorphosis from. The word renewing is when we get the word renovation from. It's in the present perfect imperative in Greek, which means it's a continuous action. What he literally says is every day your mind and my mind must be in a constant state of renovation and metamorphosis. It's a beautiful picture. It's really a picture of a house. When a house gets old, it's subject to dilapidation. Termites, asbestos, other issues, periodically what causes us to have to renovate house has to go through metamorphosis. Paul says the mind is analogous to an old house. There are treasures termites. Adversarial asbestos. That can get into your mind. And if you're not careful, it can strip your mind. Of everything that's powerful of everything that's stable. So the mind has to be renovated. Reminds me of Solomon and proverbs 23 7. Very interesting. Paul's problem says this. For as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he? Now, in Hebrew, Polish trying to show how a Solomon is trying to show how the head and heart are one single entity. So edamame etymologically, he's saying hidden heart want into it. As a person thinks in their hearts, head and heart are together in the Hebrew language. It's one. But in the English or in the biological, that's an impossibility. What do you mean? As a person thinks in their hearts, that's biologically impossible. Why? Because the heart doesn't think. How can you think in your heart? The purpose of the heart, scientifically, is to pump blood. Scientifically, biologically, our hearts don't think all thinking is in the cerebrum. The cerebral cortex, the thalamus, the hypothalamus, the pineal gland, the Maduro, oblongata. Scientifically, all thought starts here. So what really is Solomon saying in proverbs 20 three 7? Here's what he's saying, very important. As a person thinks psychologically. In their hearts, cardiologist. So is he or she anthropologically? As a person thinks that's your psychology. That's where it begins. In your heart, cardiologic. That's how we behave. So is he anthropologically? That's what we become. As a person thinks, that's where it begins. In their hearts, that's how we behave. So is he or she? That's what we become. So we become inevitably what has existed in our minds. That's why Descartes put it this way. You told ergo soon, I think therefore I am. And so the battle for us is not for your finances or your family. It's for your mind. Because if the enemy can get your
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"dewey" Discussed on Elevation Church Podcast
"Presentation. Your responding to his Mercedes is the least that you and I. It's a reasonable service, a reasonable worship. Then Paul says, listen, once we give God the upward presentation, secondly, in order to glorify God, listen, he says, go backwards from conformation. Say, backwards from conformation. Not confirmation conformation. Listen, what he says in verse two and B not conformed, he says, don't assimilate. Don't fashion yourself into the ion, which is the spirit of the world. Very powerful passage because at the time of the first century, Rome was considered to be the Citadel of the Caesars, Rome was the darling of the human race. When Paul wrote in the first century Rome was that home of Claudius and Caligula of Nero and Tiberius, it was a place where barbarity was celebrated. It was the darling of the whole world. And Paul's ultimate desire was to get to Rome because it was the Citadel. It was the darling. It was the empire. But there were some believers who had moved into Rome, but Rome had historically been paganistic and pantheistic and polytheistic and the message of Christ, Paul wanted that to be paramount in Rome. But the challenge was this, when believers had begun to develop and grow in Rome, the spirit of the age was so intense that you couldn't demarcate between the saints in Rome versus the ace in Rome. Paul was saying that many of the believers had been affected by this Roman spirit that did not prioritize Christ. It was about the empire and power and greed and selfishness and Paul says, in order to glorify God, don't conform to what's happening in the world. All the craziness that you see around you don't ever allow those things to become your reality. And let me share with you, I believe this passage is incredibly relevant. Because even now, there is a spirit in this age. That is troubled my spirit. It's kept me up at night. A spirit of the age that's destroying relationships. And causing people to fall out. It is a spirit of political divisiveness and ideology and a spirit of separation of the spirit of division. You can't even watch the news now without ending up being nauseous and having a headache, so much hatred in the world, Christians believers, black and white, and Treacher God versus baptism is seen that we can't get along because the spirit of this age has made so many prioritize politics over the kingdom of God. Let me share with you brother and sisters. We should vote our political perspectives. We should vote our convictions. We should vote in promote our beliefs. We should be civically engaged. But we should never believe that the hope of our world
Elevation with Steven Furtick
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation with Steven Furtick
"That you're responding to his mercies. And then Paul says it is a reasonable mandate. I have a seat you therefore my beloved brethren by the mercies of God that you present your body is a living sacrifice. A living sacrifice. That is interesting. I need to dig that for a moment. That word living is the word Xiao in Greek. Where you get the word zoology from. Zao through saya living zao through say a living sacrifice. And this is very, very interesting because they brought in the first century and the Old Testament with the Greeks would have called to God the Acapulco to say, which is a dead sacrifice. Some of you remember in the book of genesis chapter 22, gato Abraham. Abraham, take your son, Isaac. Up on mount moriah. To offer him as a sacrifice on the God. Abraham gets his son. Isaac, they go up on mount moriah. He builds the altar. He has a knife. He has the wood. He has the dagger. He gets ready to kill his son, to offer him as an oxycodone under Jehovah. And right before he gets ready to kill his son, to offer him as a dead sacrifice. God speaks to him and said, Abraham, lay no hand on the lad. Look in the thick, there's a ram there. Release your son and get the ram, the lamb to offer the lamb, the ram as a sacrifice, because in the Old Testament, God only accepted bed sacrifices. In the book of exodus, God tells Moses to go to pharaoh and tell Ferrell to let the people go. God sends ten plagues. And then got speaks to him and say, tell the people in Egypt that they should get a lamb. Kill the lamb and put the blood of the lamb on the door post. Because this night in Egypt, the death angel is coming through Egypt. And if the blood of the lamb has not been applied to the door post, the death angel will go into that home to kill the first born. Because in the Old Testament, they had to bring unto God pigeons, turtles. You lambs for the priest to kill to apply the blood to offer as an to say a dead sacrifice under God. In the Old Testament, they had to bring dead sacrifices. But Paul says, in this text, that since we no longer live by a legalistic milieu, that since we no longer live under the law, that God doesn't deserve a dead sacrifice. And I pop fish go through, say, Apollo says, God wants us to sell. A living. Sacrifice. And I don't know about you. But when God wrote by this morning, in his golden chariot, chauffeured by the invisible winds and dispatched his darling angels to touch our bodies with a finger of love. And our eyes, I think it came open to greet the virgin light of a brand new day. We rest under the Canopy of God's benevolence favor and grace. And since you and I are alive today, how dare us enter into this beautiful place or watch online and give God a dead sacrifice. God deserves a lie. Worship and a life praise and live glory to God. Lives giving lives service life, praise. The Bible says, let everything that hack breath, which means you're alive, praise Ye the lord and dip and do me a favor. When you come to worship, get your time enough to make sure you're seated by the right people. And here's how you know if you're seated by the right people. Just get on your raw and holla at your role. And if you holla at your row and nobody hollows back, that's the wrong road to sit on. No, when you come to worship, you ought to look at somebody and say, Halle. If they don't say Lou ya, find somebody else to sit by 'cause you wanna be beside somebody who has some life and has some energy and some praise. Is there anybody in this place who came to give God a live person a living sacrifice? Nothing dead, but a living sacrifice. Hallelujah. And so and so the upward, the upward presentation. It's your responding to his mercy. It's the least that you and I. It's a reasonable service, a reasonable worship. Then Paul says, listen, once we give God the upward presentation, secondly, in order to glorify God, listen, he says, go backwards from conformation. Say, backwards from conformation. Not confirmation. Listen, what he says in verse two and B not conformed. He says, don't assimilate. Don't fashion yourselves into the ion, which is the spirit of the world. Very powerful passage because at the time of the first century, Rome was considered to be the Citadel of the Caesars, Rome was the darling of the human race. When Paul wrote in the first century Rome was that home of Claudius and Caligula of Nero and Tiberius, it was a place where barbaric it was celebrated. It was the darling of the whole world. And Paul's ultimate desire was to get to Rome because it was the Citadel. It was the darling. It was the empire. But that was some believers who had moved into Rome, but Rome had historically been paganistic and pantheistic and polytheistic and the message of Christ, Paul wanted that to be paramount in Rome. But the challenge was this, when believers had begun to develop and grow in Rome, the spirit of the age was so intense that you couldn't demarcate between the saints in Rome versus the ace in Rome. Paul was saying that many of the believers had been affected by this Roman spirit that did not prioritize Christ. It was about the empire and power and greed and selfishness and Paul says, in order to glorify God, don't conform to what's happening in the world. All the craziness that you see around you don't ever allow those things to become your reality. And let me share with you I believe this passage is incredibly relevant. Because even now, there is a spirit in this age. That is troubled my spirit. It's kept me up at night. A spirit of the age that's destroying relationships. And causing people to fall out. It is a spirit of political divisiveness and ideology and a spirit of separation of the spirit of division. You can't even watch the news now without ending up being nauseous and having a headache, so much hatred in the world, Christians believers, black and white, and Treacher God versus baptism. It seemed that we can't get along because the spirit of this age has made so many prioritize politics over the kingdom of God. Let me share with you brother and sisters. We should vote our political perspectives. We should vote our convictions. We should vote and promote our beliefs. We should be civically engaged. But we should never believe
Elevation with Steven Furtick
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation with Steven Furtick
"Just take a moment and help me make the devil man for me. I mean every time you clap your hands, you make the devil man. Every time you stop hallelujah, you're making the devil man. Come on, say don't get mad at us. We will bless the lord at all times and his friend. Continually. Be in our mouths. Listen. And see, here's the reality. Paul says for of him. And through him and to him are all things to whom be glory. That worked gore then the Greek is the word dark side. It means a place of preeminence. It means reverential adoration. It means to make God an audience of one. Because up in the heavens do the chair bums and serials bow. 24 hours a day. And perpetual obeisance to our God who sits on the throne. And the only time when God is most comfortable in the earth is when we create, when we create environments, that remind God of what he's accustomed to in the heavenly. That's why the scriptures teach us that God inhabits the praises of his people. And so Paul says for off him and threw him in two help are all things the home be glory forever our man. Literally this passage in the Greek manuscripts that were no chapters. It was one continuous flow. And so what Paul says is God deserves to be worshiped. And since God deserves to be worshiped, I beseech you therefore my beloved brethren. That were besieged and the Greek is the word paracale. Para meaning alongside the verb cala meaning to call. It is a military summons parallel beseech. In the first century world, whenever those generals were preparing for battle, they would issue a parallel for every soldier to come and engage in combat. He opposed uses a military term to call those of us who are soldiers of the lord Jesus, to engage in worship to our God, our warfare that is not colonel. And God says, through Paul, that if God is going to be glorified, because sometimes I think we've created different identities for what really brings glory. And unfortunately, sometimes I believe that the things that we think glorify God may not actually bring glory to God. So Paul says, if you and I want to give God a Senate glory is right here, I beseech you there for my beloved brethren. By the merchants of God, it is that you present your bodies, your soma, your essence, all of who you are unto God. And so the first thing that glorifies God get this, it is the upward presentation. Can somebody say the upward presentation? I present we present everything we are. Everything we have as a vertical act of reverence to God who sits on the throne and Paul says, here's why we should do this. God deserves the upward presentation. It is because we are responding to God's mercies. It is amazing passage. He says, I've been seat you therefore. My beloved brethren, here it is, by the mercies of God. I'm urging you. I'm compelling you. I am empowering you to give God an upward gift and upward presentation. Why? He says, you're responding to the mercies of God. Now, this is what blew my mind because all my life I thought it was. I thought it was mercy. So we say things like lord have mercy. Paul says, no, it's really not mercy. Mercy is really plural. The Greek word there connotes plurality. That's why it says Mercedes of God. Not just one, but it is plural mercies of God. Paul says, it is not singular mercy. Because God is too inexhaustible to be relegated by singularity. It is not mercy. It is mercies. Meaning anything that God has deliberately withheld from each of us. That we rightly deserved. It is a type of mercy. It is one of God's mercies, anything that God has deliberately and intentionally withheld from us that we deserve is one of his mercies. Okay, let me come this way. Perhaps there are some of you who are in town for the football game yesterday. The HBCU classic. And maybe some of you remember back in your college days. 25 or 30 years ago at North Carolina central ANT or duke or at Davison or at North Carolina state or the university of North Carolina. Some of you remember some of your college days before you be in church and 9 30 on a Sunday morning. Before you had given your life to God, some of us, football season, we'd have we have gone out on Saturday and all day long watching the game and some of us would have imbibed on some beverages that were not necessarily Kool-Aid iced tea or communion. Come on talk to me somebody, somebody remembers back in your BC days, you'll before Christ days, perhaps you can solve some things that you should not have consumed. And if you're not careful, you could have consumed too much of what you should not have been consuming and your college days. And even in your inebriation. And in your intoxication, when you got behind a wheel of an automobile, somehow some way in spite of our irresponsibility. God allows you to get back to your dorm room or your apartment safely. You didn't get a vehicle of homicide or a DUI. Can I tell you what it was? It was not because you are coherent driver. It is not because of the Dick's activity of your senses, the only reason you made it back safely in your inebriation and your irresponsibility is because God gave you a drunk mercy. Am I talking to somebody who can look back over your life and testify, I've been there, done that, but I'm thankful for its mercy. Okay. All right, maybe you've never had alcohol before. But maybe in 1985, when you were in love with Charlie or junebug, you remember him. He had the crew cut or the Jerry curl, and wore the members only jacket and the jordache jeans and you fell in love with Charlie or June bug, but he left your heart when he married Melissa or fame a quiche. And you thought your life was over. You thought the sun rose and sat on them, but you went back to your 35th class reunion. And the first person you saw was Charlie or junebug. And they had that same crew cut Jericho members only jacket. Jordan S jeans with three teeth in their mouths and one of them was gold. And you lift your hands right in this class for units and lord, I thank you. For a breakup mercy. I thank you for the things that you have provided and prevented. And I'm talking to somebody who can look back over your life and see stuff God has kept you from you gonna give God the upward presentation and give God glory. Hallelujah. And so Paul says here. That
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"dewey" Discussed on Elevation Church Podcast
"Says, you're responding to the mercies of God. Now this is what blew my mind because all my life I thought it was. I thought it was mercy. So we say things like lord have mercy. Paul says, no, it's really not mercy. Mercy is really plural. The Greek word there connotes plurality. That's why it says Mercedes of God. Not just one, but it is plural Mercedes of God. Paul says, it is not singular mercy. Because God is too inexhaustible to be relegated by single Aberdeen. It is not mercy. It is mercies. Meaning anything that God has deliberately withheld from each of us. That we rightly deserved. It is a type of mercy. It is one of God's mercies, anything that God has deliberately and intentionally withheld from us that we deserved is one of his mercies. Okay, let me come this way. Perhaps there are some of you who are in town for the football game yesterday. The HBCU classic. And maybe some of you remember back in your college days. 25 or 30 years ago at North Carolina central ANT or duke or at Davison or at North Carolina state or the university of North Carolina. Some of you remember some of your college days before you be in church and 9 30 on a Sunday morning. Before you had given your life to God, some of us, football season, we'd have we have gone out on Saturday and all day long watching the game and some of us would have imbibed on some beverages that were not necessarily Kool-Aid iced tea or communion. Come on talk to me somebody, somebody
Elevation with Steven Furtick
"dewey" Discussed on Elevation with Steven Furtick
"Join me in saluting one of the most incredible leaders communicators proclaimers songwriters, mind brother, pastor Stephen, verdict. Come on, praise God for him. And while you're clapping for him praise God for pastor Holly as well. To God be the glory. What a pleasure is to be here. I want you to do my favorite right quick. Just lift your right hand up right quick. Move it down. Right hand up, move it down. Okay, good. I feel better now. That way nobody can leave her saying that the preacher didn't move me. So we give God praise that I want you to get your bibles, and we're gonna jump quick into the word of God. I want to look at the book of Romans chapter 12, a very familiar passage of scripture that I want to share with you I don't think the praise team for just my God, the music ministry for confirming the message. A very familiar passage Romans 12 one you find these words. I beseech you therefore brethren. By the mercies of God, that you present your body is a living sacrifice. Holy and acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service. And be not conformed to this world. But be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable. And perfect will of God. Then aroma's 1136 is our key verse, it reads for us him. And through him and to him, are all things to whom be glory forever, a man for of him threw him into him, are all things to whom be glory forever, man. I want you to consider this thought this morning, very simply. Giving God the glory. Let's give God the glory. You may be sitting in prison or let's give God the glory. My elevation family I shall never forget one of my most recent birthdays. It is nostalgic for me even now because this was the last birthday. That all of my siblings and I spent together prior to the death of my baby brothers some years ago and my sister a few years ago. My two older sisters and my two younger brothers and I were gathered at my oldest sister's home in honor of my birthday. And when I arrived at my oldest sister's home, I was met by my older sister at the front door. And she met me with some intriguing words. She said brother, I said yes. She said, I did not get you a gift this year for your birthday. And I got to admit I was a little taken aback, particularly because I had just purchased her a gift for her birthday, you know. And so brother wanted some sense of reciprocity. And so I began to inquire as to why she decided to not get me a gift. And she said something that intrigued me. She said, I didn't get you a gift this year. I said, wow, she said, because I was struggling with something. Okay? Well, what were you struggling with? I was struggling with this. What do you give to somebody who's seemingly has everything? And I knew she wasn't struggling. She was just being trifling. So I responded with my own sense of facetiousness. What do you give to somebody who's seemingly has everything? You give them some more of what you think they say in hand. Pretty good answer would just say. And it was right there in that context that God sent me a fact straight from the holy ghost fax machine of heaven. And I thought about another relationship that I have, but more specifically, the relationship that we all share with the God who is sovereign. Because in light of my sister's question slash statement, what do you give to somebody who's seemingly has everything? I hear Paul say to us this morning that you and I ought to give God the glory. That we ought to give God the glory. But right there, my sister's question statement comes to bear. Because how can we as fallible and finite creatures give God anything that God does not already possess? I mean, can we give God glory? When the psalmist calls him the king of glory. Paul refers to Christ as the hope of glory. Another pussy writer refers to God as the God of all glory. So how can we really give God glory? If God has already king of glory, Christ is the hope of glory and God is the God of all. What can we give to God? Who does not seemingly own everything? But who actually already owns everything? And I thought about God in creation because God and creation knew that at times he would have periodic needs. So what he got do. God knew at times that he wouldn't need a word presented. A word. And so God created an archangel whose name was Gabriel, Gabriel was the word angel. Whenever God wanted to bring a word to his people, often he would use Gabriel. In the book of Luke chapter one verse 26, when he wanted to announce the birth of Jesus and Bethlehem of Judea, he sent Gabriel to Mary to make that heavily annunciation. Why? Because whenever God wanted a word, he would use Gabriel. The book of thessalonians tells us that when chapter four, when Christ comes back in the rapture, Apollo says for the lord himself shoved the sin from heaven with a shout with the voice of the archangel. Scholars believe that voice will be the voice of Gabriel's signifying the return of the lord Jesus because whenever God wanted a word, he would use Gabriel. But then God also knew at times that he would need warfare warfare. So God created an archangel whose name was Michael in the church say Michael. And Michael is the warfare angel. The book of Jude chapter one tells us that when Moses died, that was a battle for the physical remains of Moses. That battle was between the devil and his angels and Michael and the warfare angels from heaven. Michael and his angels won that battle. Took the body of Moses and buried the body in a place where only God is aware of. Why? Because whenever God wanted a word he used Gabriel when God wanted warfare he'd use Michael. In the book of Daniel chapter ten it tells us that Daniel prayed to God for instructions and for direction. And for 21 days for three weeks Daniel was waiting to hear from God. And three weeks after his prayer, Gabriel showed up and Gabriel says Daniel from the first time you prayed Daniel ten 14. From the first time you prayed, God heard your prayer. And God dispatched me Gabriel from heaven to bringing your answer. He says, but I was withstood from some demonic forces around the region of Persia. And I couldn't bring you your answer because Satan's chief demons in the Persian region had me hailed and bound. So God sent Michael. The warfare angel, from heaven to engage in combat, to release me to bring you your answer. Here's why, because whenever God wanted a word, often got what you Gabriel. And when God wanted warfare got what you, Michael. But then got all so new at times that he would need worship. And so got created archangel whose name was Lucifer. And Lucifer was over the praise worship and music departments of heaven. But then Lucifer wanted to be like God. And instead of glorifying God, Lucifer wanted to be worshiped. And God had to evict Lucifer from the heavens. Luke says that he failed as lightning from heaven. And when Lucifer got kicked out of heaven, God never replaced him with one individual who be responsible for worship. Because of that John chapter four says that the father is seeking. Worshippers.
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Pete Hegseth Previews the New Book 'Battle for the American Mind'
"It Well Pete you were kind enough to give me an advanced copy months ago the book folks is incredible Let's start at the beginning Pete This attack on our education system This war This isn't new None of this is new And the book you thoroughly document how this has been a multi decades long generational effort to corrupt our kids minds Tell us a little bit about it Yeah Dan they were open about it and they were intentional And I think a lot of us took the assumption that maybe it started in the 60s the 60s were the result of a project that happened 40 years earlier starting in the early 20th century where progressives intentionally started to tinker and experiment with the idea of school They thought if they could create new types of schools and the types of schools they created are the types that we effectively have now the bell ringing social studies Pledge of Allegiance without under God in it There's a lot of things they inserted so they could remove more traditional values biblical values and begin their project of capturing the mind of our kids And they reason we know about it then They wrote openly about it in the new republic The publication du jour of the left of the time John Dewey and other about atheists and socialists It was always comes back to atheists and socialists and now marxists plotted to they knew the universities they would eventually push their theories there But they knew if they could capture the affections and the dreams and the views of the youngest they could mold future future citizens who would be captive to their ideas And that's exactly what they've done
The Eric Metaxas Show
The Plot to Subvert the Western Judeo-Christian Tradition of the US
"Folks, welcome back. We're talking to the authors of battle for the American mind uprooting a century of miseducation, Pete hegseth and David Goodwin. So we're talking about what amounts to a conspiracy to subvert the western judeo Christian tradition baked into the heart of the United States of America. And there's no denying it. People like Dewey, they were on a crusade, and they have up till now, succeeded. Yes, they have. And you know what? They didn't know what the destination would be, per se. They just knew where the destination was away from. So it was always progress away from the western Christian paideia, the biblical roots of our and free thinking roots of the nexus of Athens and Jerusalem. They wanted to move away from that. That was progress. So you say conspiracy, that's not a wrong term. We use plot or heist because they passed it off to the next group of radical thinkers who carried the ball down the field based on how much God and other basic values have been stripped away. So enter the Frankfurt school, enter critical theory, which where did it land? A hundred blocks from here at Columbia University at the teacher's college. And these are marxists who fled Hitler while our boys are fighting over in Europe and World War II. And they are greeted with open arms with their radical views soon to infuse into the teacher's college. And within a couple of decades, one third of teachers in America at elite schools had been taught by the critical theorists of the Frankfurt school. So how do you get critical race theory in your zoom classroom? It is in the curriculum and the pedagogy of how the entire educational industrial complex works. And when you unravel it all, it goes back to those early efforts and each step which we lay out the unions, which used to be conservative teacher associations that ended up scripture to teachers to use in the classroom, captured by the unions. Well, then the unions create the Department of Education in a giveaway to Jimmy
The Eric Metaxas Show
How Fox's Pete Hegseth Got Involved With 'Battle for the American Mind'
"Hey, welcome back folks. We're talking about American education, battle for the American mind, is the book uprooting a century of miseducation, David Goodwin has written it with Pete hegseth in that David. You're the head of the association of classical Christian schools. So you're like a brainy guy. Pete is just like a talking hit on Fox and Friends. We know he has nothing to say if it's not on a teleprompter. Pete, how did you get involved in this? I've always learned to join forces with people smarter than me. That's the key. Andy's humble, which makes me hate him even more. You went to Princeton, you went to the Harvard Kennedy school of government. What did you major in at Princeton? Politics. You did. I did. Political philosophy. As sort of a degree of that. But I'll tell you what I've learned in this project, how much I didn't learn. I didn't learn any of this stuff. My kids are in classical Christian schools and all I say every day is, why can't I go back to school and learn these things? Okay, you're singing my song. I have said this over and over in the last couple of decades. I learned something. I wrote a book called if you can keep it Franklin's famous line. And because of Oz Guinness, whose book I had read, I understood things, and all I could think of is how did I not get this? I didn't get any of this. So you obviously going through this elite schools, which like, Yale, they don't teach you this stuff. They teach you John Dewey on steroids, I guess. And they teach you now the latest manifestations of the Frankfurt school and critical theory, which is now we now see as critical race theory, and we talk about every day. But it was just the water in which we swam. I took social studies. We all took social studies who invented social studies. Yeah, why is it not history? Why is it social studies? We can't get into that. We can't get into that, don't talk about it. I didn't know where that all came from. David had done the research and then I was able to lay it upon the environment in which we live right now and realize we all got a progressive education. Yeah. Almost everyone watching guaranteed. Right. Got a progressive education that was started by atheist advanced by marxists who had their own agenda and it all happened subtly, and a lot of us think we aren't infected, but we are. And so you have to dig under the ruins of what used to exist. And that's what David did in this project. This is the way education our founders were educated, how free people and republics actually perpetuate themselves. Why don't we do
The Eric Metaxas Show
When Did Public Ed. Go Crazy? Pete Hegseth and David Goodwin Explain
"In America, we're free. So we say, we're going to educate our kids. We're going to have a one room schoolhouse. I've got to plow the fields. My wife's got stuff to do. So we're going to hire a school teacher and we're going to get them to teach the kids in the neighborhood. And they're going to teach exactly what we want them to teach obviously. They're the experts, but we're not going to let them teach things that we think are wrong. And that's how we got public education quote unquote. When did that go crazy and wrong? Well, certainly you mentioned some of the star players, John Dewey, early part of the 20th century. That was the epiphany I had is I researched the book originally, was that this doesn't date back to the 1960s, which most of us think. That's when you see the manifestation of it. It dates to an earlier time, right? Between 1915 and 1930, when the progressives actually built the school system that we now know in America. Okay, and that is true of everything. Now, there's not just education. Like, we think, oh, the 60s. Well, the 60s is when it bore fruit, but you can trace all of these things back. Most of the things that we know are wrong, which end up being anti American and cultural Marxism. They did begin originally in that time, whether you're talking about progressivism in the Protestant churches or whatever. All of this stuff, the seeds were planted then by some key
WJR 760
"dewey" Discussed on WJR 760
"See the joy on their faces when they would see this very unique thing So let's set the stage first Tell us where the fountain is and what it is And then I want to ask you a whole bunch of history things So where is the music of fountain what does it look like Give us an idea All right so if you're using Google Earth or a GPS the official address is one north harbor ingrained haven And that's actually the stadium viewing area The fountain is located across from the stadium on Dewey hill And there's really not that much to see from the stadium in the daytime There are a couple of roof lines and the speaker houses down by the water line But the excitement happens at dusk starting weekends in May and every night June through Labor Day We have a synchronized show of light water and audio that lasts about 25 minutes And there's an expanse between you know the river is between Dewey hill and the stadium Right so we're about a half a mile from the stadium to the actual fountain Which is roughly 200 feet long And has 1400 or so nozzles for the various water features that you would see at night Now of course that has changed over the years both the performances the style of performances the the actual fountain itself.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Deborah Flora Discusses Her New Film 'Whose Children Are They?'
"I'm so excited that there are people like my guest right now, Deborah flora, making films and getting the word out about what is happening. Deborah, welcome back. Thank you, Eric. It's great to be back with you. I really appreciate it. Look, thrilled to have you and thrilled to get the word out about the film. I want to tell people right out of the gate. It's whose children are they. You can find it at Salem now dot com where you can find a ton of great films, Salem now dot com. We'll just go to whose children are they dot com. How is it, Deborah? Because you're behind this film and you're an expert on this at this point, how did it come to be? That teachers unions became radical leftists. When did it happen that they were anything but a teacher's union and worried about the wages are worried about teachers being treated fairly? When did they become a politically activist organization at war with the parents of the kids they're supposed to be teaching? You know, Eric, that's such an important question because the reality is this movie is pro teacher pro parent pro student, which used to be the golden triangle of education. But what got right in the middle of their teachers unions, which you don't represent teachers in fact, they bullied them most of the time. And our documentary interviews a lot of break teachers willing to stand up. But it's been a long road getting here. I mean, the reality is John Dewey, the father of modern education in the 20s. He was an honorary president of the teachers union, and his agenda was Soviet style school. So they had gone that way for a long time. Teachers unions now, many of them refer to parents as barriers or dissenters trying to push us outside. They bully teachers into submission. And really, their goal, there was a past president when the teachers unions who said, you know, when students start paying dues, we'll represent students, but they don't. So we don't care about the students.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Life Imitates Art With 'Wag the Dog'
"Everybody needs to go back and rent the 1997 classic movie wag the dog. In it Robert De Niro plays a political consultant who gets called in by a president who's been caught having sex with a campfire girl in The White House. So in order to the election is in two weeks, in order to distract people, they make up a fake war with Albania and then they film the war and they have Kirsten Dunst and they dress her up as a peasant running with a bag of Cheetos, but later they Photoshop it to be her doll. And they just, they manufacture this crisis out of thin air. That is exactly what they did with COVID. It's what they did with George Floyd. It's what they did with Jussie Smollett with Russia collusion, it's what they're doing now with the Ukraine and I guarantee you if that tragic war ends tomorrow, the very next day, we're going to learn that systemic racism lies behind putting things in alphabetical order. And that using alphabetical order is a continuation of slavery and it was invented by a slaveholders conspiracy and the Catholic Church is tied up in it and we all have to repent using alphabetical order. Now, you think I'm kidding. I just took that from a real headline that said that the Dewey decimal system is systemically racist.
Forever35
"dewey" Discussed on Forever35
"All right, we have returned. This is a text. Listener writes, I work as a nurse in a COVID ICU. Every month this pandemic has gone by, I've added one more step to my skin care routine. It's the one thing I can control. Sincerely, Dewey on the outside, dead on the inside. Oh, God. I mean, I do love gallows humor. I have to say. I know same, but man, hey, can we just give you a big virtual hug, listener? Thank you for I mean, thank you, isn't even enough. I don't know how you were hanging in there, but we are very grateful for you and every one working on the front lines of this. And can I just say, though, this pandemic is like, at like 20 months, so your skin care routine has got to be very in depth. Yes, for sure. What are you using? I mean, do follow up. I would love to know how many steps you are at. But I do think you know this listener makes kind of a larger interesting point where sometimes when our worlds are filled with so much chaos and everything is out of our control, it is things like just things like your skin, like something small that you have complete control over that really can be comforting. Yeah, you know, totally. I mean, I feel like that was partly.
The Eric Metaxas Show
The Similarities Between Terry McAuliffe and Horace Mann
"I don't know about you, but I like talking to John's mirror. And I was talking to him was a yesterday about John Dewey, Horace Mann, about education about what mcauliffe said before he went down in flames and John, I thought, let's keep talking about that because we had ten minutes here. And I said, this is actually so important. And that's why when he said what he said that parents shouldn't have the right to interfere in what the teachers teach I just thought that is one of the wildest statements I've ever heard. The idea that an adult running for office could say such a thing or even things such a thing, again, call me naive, but I was absolutely astonished. Well, it was a great moment of candor. Terry mcauliffe said in a debate, parents should not be telling teachers what to teach in schools. We have experts for that. That was very candid. And as I said last time, Horace Mann, the founder of mass compulsory public education in America, Horace Mann, school for teachers is associated with Columbia University. I remember seeing it when it would get off to Trevor bridge. He was a Unitarian. He kept that kind of quiet. He was a social gospel reformer, and he thought it was the job of public schools to save children from their parents. You had all these fundamentalist Christians who believed in the Bible. You had all these Catholic immigrants getting off the boat like my ancestors. And they had all these reactionary views. They were not on board with modern science with progressive ideas with eugenics with all the things that the progressive movement had in mind. A massive federal government managing the country from the top down as experts basically peeling away the old constitution. Woodrow Wilson, before he ran for president, wrote a book about how the constitution was this archaic obsolete rickety 18th century mechanism we needed clear it out of the way so that we could run the government according to the dictates of modern science. And by modern science, they meant Charles
77WABC Radio
"dewey" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"Daily caller school district forcing parents to sign nondisclosure agreement like forms to see critical race theory influence curriculum Now understand we have a freedom of information act in every state including in Virginia It's fairly liberal act that is it's a broad act You're not required to sign a NDA in nondisclosure agreement to see public information Lamb county public schools in Virginia has come under fire with local parents once again After the school system revealed it is requiring parents to sign a form similar to a nondisclosure agreement in order to examine the district's newt curriculum influenced by critical race theory So there are number one Terry mcauliffe said critical race theory is a dog whistle It doesn't exist It's not taught in our schools And yet here it is It's taught in our schools Because Terry mcauliffe is a is a disgusting slime ball liar According to the former viewed and photographed by the daily caller on Monday eligible parents must sign the non disclosure document to see the district's new curriculum which was created after the LCP paid nearly $8000 to become a licensed user Of something called second step programs a curriculum created by the Seattle based left leaning organization committee for children A limited preview of the curriculum was posted on the school districts website Parents are not allowed to broadcast download photograph or record in any manner whatsoever the curriculum and presentations are only allowed to be made in person Some of the curriculum is available in the districts website through downloadable files due to second steps copyright policy
Mark Levin
What is 'Community Journalism?'
"I have an entire book on this as you know on freedom of the press and an entire chapter on all these so called reporters saying it's time that we not be objective and we should take sides and this is a different time And we got to deal with this but it's not new It's something that is taught in journalism schools throughout America By people like this clown professor Rosen but many many others I've told you it's called public journalism or community journalism in the ideology behind this Is a left wing audiology That you're push social activism You don't just report stores there has to be a purpose and they love The late not so great John Dewey One of the so called progressive intellectuals we've talked about and I've written about so I won't cover that again So these are ideologues These are American marxists They support these various American Marxist movements They would say you're calling me a Marxist They are what they are I said American marxists not Soviet marxists not Castro American Marxism a certain type of Marxism That's what they are That's what Jackie coms is in
Podcast Insider
"dewey" Discussed on Podcast Insider
"And so like great. I can have that back there if i needed. But for the podcast. I'm still going to do ms. That's that's great. yeah. I built this little twelve by twelve In twenty twenty over the summer and got it all finished it one time and i just made the walkway out to it. Finally so no. I actually have a sidewalk coming out to snow jealous. I was walking out here last night. And we're at the time of year where it's another bit of set a federal audio. Yeah where know in the mornings and nights are kind of dewey and went now is walking out here through.
Mark Levin
John Dewey's Persepctive of American Education and Stalin's Education
"He came back to the United States and he wrote Uh, in a fairly popular left wing, progressive, so called magazine. Called the New Republic. Then he wrote in the New Republic. How impressive Russia's educational system was how it was unifying the country. How the instruction was the same from one classroom to the other. How the instruction had a purpose, not just to learn language and science and mathematics and so forth. But the support the commune that is the state that was being developed. Of course by Stalin. And he was the man who had the greatest influence in American education to this day. To this day, and journalists like Jay Rosen, who is a professor out of New York and teaches journalism and others. Point to John Dewey is the great hero. John Dewey, who destroyed American Education opened the door wide to what's taking place. Today. He is the founding father of what's taking place today. As people will learn again when they read the book, and so again, your experience in the Soviet Union is very, very important. People need to understand. That we need to listen to people like Tatiana. They lived under the iron fist on the other side of the Iron Curtain. And they see similarities and the reason they see similarities is because there are similarities. And the fact that the American media has let down the American people. For more than a decade, and especially now. Is the sort of thing that always happens because when push comes to shove The media. The American media is weak. Predictable. Ideological Thank you for your call, my friend. Excellent. I'll be right back.
The EcomCrew
Selling Your Business Is Simpler Than You Think
"Allegedly. Welcome to the podcast. Thank you mike. I'm happy to be europe. It's great to finally get to talk to you types. You all this hype here. And he remember we've talked quite a bit through email and also in the webinars but this is the first one. I think i've heard your voice. Oh okay actually met once and dewey. Yeah where was that are we. Sarah scott volkers. He had a couple years ago. You forgot it was like brand accelerator live. That was a great event. And i apologize. I mean i end up back in the days. When we had events i would meet to three hundred people you know at one time. It's hard to keep everybody straight and so correct. But i'm glad that we got a chance to to meet then and now i've done the know your snell if we met i would really remember you. You've been an awesome addition to the community and it's cool. I think that whenever we start a business we don't think about necessarily like. I want to sell it one day but ultimately i guess that is the goal at the end the day. If you really think about it you don't start it to just eventually folded or close it or give up on any of those things. I think the ultimate goal is to sell it. And you've reached that part of the journey. So i think that it will be cold to go back and kind of chronologically talk about and talk about the shell when we get to that point so. I'm looking forward to doing that. Yeah so i always ask this. I mean like how did you get. Starting e commerce whole thing it started is a great story. I think i started when i'm sixty one years old. I just kinda looked at what we had saved. My husband. And i and i went. You know. i think we're not gonna have enough one or die starting ecommerce business and at that time the amazing selling machine was opening. Its doors and i just jumped in and went okay. I can learn anything. I'll give it a try and reinvent myself. So that's what i did. I i had no idea I was ever going to really make any major dollars. I thought what i was gonna do and hopefully was maybe three or four thousand dollars profit every month to our bottom line and that would be great. But i reached cycle and four
Mark Simone
‘Bachelor’ Matt James Dumps Show Winner Rachael Kirkconnell Over Racist Past
"It. What's going on with the bachelor? They're having a little ratings trouble. The bachelor had a lot of trouble last night. Um, For one thing, this is the end of the season for with the first black bachelor and you know that there was a big scandal that unfolded. Wind up round up, knocking out Chris Harrison, the host of the show, who was not on last night. He was replaced by another guy named Emmanuel Art Show, and Chris Harrison is probably out for good from the Bachelor world. Next fall. They're coming back with two seasons of the bachelor red. He's not hosting it. On. The reason is That the black bachelor Matt James chose as not to be his fiance, But I don't know what his winner of the final Rose Ah white girl from the South who had participated in Plant, a plantation party. I didn't even know apart. We don't know about this in New York, Dewey, a plantation party. They go. They rent out plantations and dress up like it's the before the civil war. And the governor's these southern governors with the black face from years ago or the sick? Yeah, And who knew that this was going on? I mean, we don't in New York. We don't know about this, but This was a shock that this girl participated in this ante bellum party and subsequent when the news got out in the pictures were published in all the tabloids, especially the English tabloids picked us up very fast. And what happened was Rachel Lindsay, who had been the first black bachelorette Interviewed Chris Harrison for extra and showed him these pictures and said, What do you think of all of this? And he defended it and said, Well, I don't know. Maybe this was okay a couple of years ago to be doing this. Well, certainly not ever OK? And, uh, Rachel Lindsey said Theo said to Chris Harrison on extra. We'll look at these pictures of this plantation party. What role would I play in this party? Well, obviously, the role would be slave. And this was like this stopped. This ended Chris Harrisons career cold and stop the conversation. And this woke this guy. I met James up to the fact that this girl that he had sort of proposed to, uh, you know, had persisted. Hated in this racist party. Well, of course last night on the show. He dumped her for good. And and she had Tonto try and explain, although very inadequately how she got involved in all of this and that, and she said she never even thought of it. If anything, She started dating a black man on the bachelor and didn't think to herself. Oh, you know, two years ago, I participated in this completely racist activity. It didn't even dawn on her. So, uh, you know, very strange stuff. The audience really tuned out during this conversation about race last night. They did not want to hear it. They only want to know about the bachelor and bachelorette when it comes to rose petals on the bed. And, you know, flying and hot air balloons. You know over Mexico, but they don't want to know anything bad that's
This Day in History Class
This day in history - NAACP founded
"The day was february twelfth. Nineteen o nine in new york city. A group of black and white people met to talk about the status of black people in the united states. There were sixty people at the meeting including suffrage is philanthropist journalist clergymen educators and people from other traditions in attendance and some of them have been part of the abolitionist movement. Many of the people there had also been part of the niagara movement which was a civil rights group founded in nineteen o five sociologist activists w. e. d. boys and editor an activist william morris. Trotter the date of this meeting was notable because it was the hundredth anniversary of former us. President abraham lincoln's birth which many found meaningful because. Lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation. But anti black violence was still endemic in the united states. And the people who met in new york on this day. We're committed to fighting racism and discrimination in the us. starting what was sometimes called a new abolition movement. At the time. Jim crow laws enforced racial segregation in the south. Though discrimination on the basis of race was constant throughout the united states thousands of black people were being lynched by white mobs at public events that were made into spectacles and deadly race. Riots were taking place across the country. In the period after the reconstruction era interpersonal and institutionalized racism were plaguing american society but activists reformers in revolutionaries were using and fighting to combat rampant racism and violence in the country in august nineteen. Oh eight there was a violent race riots. In springfield illinois where mobs of white people destroyed the homes and businesses of black people in the community and killed in lynched others author and activist. Ns stransky and her husband. William english walling. A socialist journalist went to springfield to investigate the right and in september. A magazine called the independent published an article by walling titled the race war in the north in the article. He wrote that. People must revive the spirit of abolitionist. Entreat black people social and political equals or else the race war would continue to spread across the country and walling went on to write the following the day. These methods become general in the north. Every hope of political democracy will be dead other weaker. Racist in classes will be persecuted in the north. As in the south public education will undergo an eclipse and american civilization. We'll await either a rapid degeneration or another profounder and more revolutionary civil war which sell obliterate not only the remains of slavery but all other obstacles to a free democratic evolution that have grown up in. Its wake who realizes the seriousness of the situation. And what large and powerful body of citizens is ready to come to their aid. Marie white ovington a social worker and writer heated wallin's call and sent him a letter in support so in january nineteen o nine. She met with walling in social worker. Henry moskovitz at wallin's new york apartment to discuss proposing an organization that would fight for the civil and political rights of black people. So oswald garrison villar grandson of abolitionist. William lloyd garrison wrote the call which was a summons for civil rights activists to form an organization that would advocate for ending racial injustice in america and fight for african americans rights the call was endorsed by sixty people including w. e. b. voice journalist and activist ida b wells philosopher and reformer john. Dewey an activist jane addams and on february toldt nineteen o nine a group including mary turks. Tarot charles edward russell in florence kelly among others breath met for a national conference but they didn't hold their first large meeting until may when they organized as the national negro committee. There was some conflict at that first session as leaders tried to get the more conservative but washington to join in on the meetings also tensions rose between white and black members and the press beer the radical nature of the conference but by nineteen ten members of the committee had formed the national association for the advancement of colored people or in double. Acp the n. Double acp mission was quote to promote equality of rights and to eradicate cast a race prejudice among the citizens of the united states to advance the interests of color citizens to secure for them impartial suffrage and to increase their opportunities for securing justice in the courts education for the children employment according to their ability and complete equality before law the organization established is national office in new york city in named a board of directors and president moorefield story at this time w e b d boys was the only black executive in the organization but that same year two boys started the crisis a journal offered discussion on race relations politics and black life and present it black intellectual and artistic work in double. Acp members went on to challenge segregation laws. Stage boycotts start anti lynching campaign in lobby and advocate for new legislation the end ps methods aren't loved by people who use more direct action tactics but the organization did make gains in the movement for black civil rights and is still going today.
Mac OS Ken
Apple launches Racial Equity and Justice Initiative webpage
"It looks like all about apple's online services will observe black history month in some way the piece from i'm more highlights today at apple's sessions led by black creatives. We'll discuss their creative practices and where they get inspiration. New world is said by the side to be a program of hands on virtual sessions and step by step tutorials focused on exploring the power of creativity to bring about change the monthly feature curated content featured on apple tv including some essential free content made available to tv users. The app store will feature a black history month hub spotlighting black owned businesses developers entertainment and gaming apps and social justice apps apple music apple music radio and apple music. Tb will highlight black artists across a number of genres apple news deliver curated topic groups. Apple books will elevate books and audiobooks by black authors. Running the range of the dewey decimal system apple podcast will highlight shows from powerful black voices. Even the maps will feature curated guides created in collaboration with eat okra. A black owned business directory app based in brooklyn. That was big. Maybe bigger than what apple is presenting to individual consumers is the call to action. That apple is setting for itself. Macrumors says apple on monday launched a page dedicated to its racial equity and justice initiative. The piece highlights three areas of focus education criminal justice reform and economic equality each of which has some beheadings highlighting work. That needs to be done and work. That apple is doing. According the company's commitment we continue to be reminded that certain uncomfortable truths about our society or ignored silenced and sidelined comfort can no longer come at the expense of change for communities of color as global leaders in technology and business. We have an urgent responsibility to dismantle systemic racism and grow opportunities for people confronting it every day our racial equity and justice initiative as a long term effort to help ensure more positive outcomes for communities of color particularly for the black community where beginning with the one hundred million dollar commitment. Our commitment will endure until there is
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"dewey" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Arts and rec arts and record 707 99 code Isn't anybody else care about the Dewey Decimal says stuff, then do it desperately doing vessels. You expected right now yelling out Dewey Decimal system. That's because we're the most intelligent station in Seattle. I'm doing an acronym. Or is there somebody named Dewey Decimal? I think it's a guide. Yeah, I think it's like John Dewey or something. Right? Well, I was feeling it. Melville, Dewey in 18. 76. Melville. Dewey. What a name. I'm sure he had a lot of lady friends. My girlfriend organizer books by color, and that really bothered me. So you do that. It's okay. You because I think it's much more aesthetically pleasing because I look at my books more than I really am. I don't often get back to them. And so I'd rather have it look nice. Yeah. You know, Finny books, which is my neighborhood bookstore. They always have a different kind of window display. And it's always It's kind of like a trick. You tried to figure out why are all these books in that particular order? And I love that the cleverness of it. This last one is something like I don't know if it was I forget like Back to the future of back back to work or something and what they did. Is they every book like three rows, Maybe of like 40 books. They It's the backs of people. So you could get random like a picture of like Obama's book, and it's zoo back of him that every book was organized according to books, which I love because it does it sort of forced you to think differently about how you see these Sometimes it's you know, Welcome spring, and everything is about spring is in the title. But it's a very clever way. And I love this idea. Never thought of that that putting the colors you look at your books more than you read their books and sort of the organizing my colors. Brilliant. You can create a Impressionist painting just with your books. Yes, I remember a couple years ago. There was a lot of fury about a trend where people had their books on the shelf spine side in. So all you saw was just the pages. Actually, That's a good idea to that's tomorrow. Angry. I love that.
World News This Week
Incited by the President, Pro-Trump Rioters Violently Storm the Capitol
"To certify the results of the twenty twenty elections scores of trump's supporters who were demonstrating peacefully earlier storm. The capital broke their way inside vandalized property and terrorize lawmakers and police. It escalated right after president. Trump told him he'd marched down to the capital with them to quote. Take back the country in a speech peppered with false claims that the election was rigged. Abc's martha raddatz has more the moment this siege began a violent mob of trump's supporters swarming the entrance to the capitol grounds overwhelming. Police officers knocking barricades to the ground and surging towards the seat of american democracy. A trump flag waving in the air. They converged on the capital scaling scaffolding. Surging ahead amid clouds of tear-gas taunting screaming swearing. Hurdling themselves towards police. again quickly. overpowering them smashing windows climbing inside and flooding the hallways of the capitol a reporter from it in the thick of the malay. What's the purpose of congress. Because they worked for us. Steel it from us. They broke into the office of the speaker of the house holding up the sign. They had smashed. And richard barnett of arkansas. Putting his feet up on. Nancy pelosi's desk and then making off with an envelope with her letterhead. I'll put water on the desk. For congress members themselves hours of sheer terror pelosi and vice president mike pence whisked to safety lawmakers barricaded inside the chamber officers with guns drawn trying to keep the rioters out members ultimately filing out rushing down the stairs some wearing gas masks over their heads to protect themselves seeking shelter in their offices as the violence and looting continues. One of the women was shot dead by police as she tried to climb through a window. We are learning her name. Ashley babbitt an air force veteran. It is still hard to believe that it was the president of the united states himself. Who sent this crowd to the capital inciting the day of rage. Because you'll never take back our country with weakness you have to show strength and you have to be strong. Trump did not go with his followers. He went back to the white house to watch the events on television. He had hoped to prevent the inevitable. Congress counting the electoral votes and certifying joe biden as winner of the election at eight pm with smoke still hanging in the air. Congress went back into session determined to complete the people's business. Let's get back to work. Lawmakers clearly shaken utah. Senator mitt romney unsparing as he denounced the chaos as an insurrection incited by the president of the united states. We gather dewey selfish. Man's injured pride the best way we can show respect for the voters. Who are upset is by telling them the truth. Lindsey graham wants denounced trump only to embrace and defend him at every turn but a violent throng of trump's supporters. Storming the capital was a bridge too far. All i can say is count me out. Enough is enough. joe biden and comma. Harris are lawfully elected and will become the president and the vice president of the united states on january twentieth and in the wee hours vice president. Mike pence made it official. The votes for president of the united states are as follows. Joseph r biden junior of the state of delaware has received three hundred six votes. Donald j trump of the state of florida has received two hundred and thirty two vote. At least five
1A
A rattled Congress affirms Joe Biden's Electoral College victory after pro-Trump riot at Capitol
"Congress of the united states of america has confirmed joe biden as the winner of the twenty twenty presidential election but lawmakers spent as much time discussing the events that unfolded at the capital before biden confirmed as they did discussing the events of early november to those who wreaked havoc in our capital. Today you did not win. When i arrived in washington this morning. I fully intended to object to the certification of the electoral votes however the events that have transpired today forced me to reconsider. We will not be kept out of this chamber by thugs. Mobs or throats now. We gather dewey selfish man's injured pride and the outrage of supporters who has deliberately misinformed for the past two months and stirred to action. This very morning what happened here. Today was an insurrection. Incited by the president of the united states. That was vice president. Mike pence followed by republican. Senators leffler mitch. Mcconnell and mitt romney