Expansive historical insights. I am richer for hearing & thinking on these ideas.

Simply beautiful.

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So life is harder for those without an imaginary belief someone’s watching out for them? No surprise there. But that’s the challenge, isn’t it: finding peace in an uncertain reality

Fascinating!

I listen to a lot of great speakers & podcasts & Jenet is an absolute fav!

Great stuff!

What a wonderful address. And I was equally impressed with the quality of the young people's perceptive and well articulated questions.

Wonderful scholar. Great invite. Thanks for posting it online. Great to watch and feel a bit more virtuous!

So fascinating. Love this. Please keep posting these types of presentations. So wonderful to stay connected to the academic masterminds of BYU and beyond.

This is gold

Love the “I” statements!

This is beautiful. Love it!

Thank you, Ian! I wish I had known you were coming

Amazing data and presentation. Thank you so much for sharing!!

Regarding the question asked about how controversial group selection is: Stephen J. Gould, noted early in the lecture as an example of an atheist evolutionary biologist, was a major pioneer and proponent of multi-level selection. Not bringing his name up again was a missed opportunity bordering on injustice! I hasten to add that overall I agree with and enjoyed the talk.

The Beautiful comes first, it is immediate, immaculate, immersive - it does not need to answer to anything, it just is. The Good is directional and conditional. Good towards what? Towards promoting more Beauty. Good for what? Good must do its work. Good to what end? The Good must have Beautiful consequences in order to be Good. The True is the mechanism to achieve Goodness and Beauty. The True is what dependably functions. A true friend.

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I need to read more of the good Reverend's writing. I love the insight he brings to us. That "nature" is a doing word was a favorite.

wonderful speech. hilarious stories.

Thank you, Rabbi! Thank you, Wheatley Institute for lighting the way for political, social, and spiritual growth and unity!

Inspiring!

Beautiful voice and great scholar of our age.

I love the temple. It was so faith-promoting to hear of the miracles Elder Bednar shared.

Love your answer about keeping your covernents.🥰

Very well researched and well spoken. ❤

Most beautiful color objectively 😂 58:48

Bless You, Sir. You're fighting a losing battle and you know it, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth fighting!

i am surprised smith's glib arrogance in dismissing the spirituality of oprah and of elizabeth gilbert as not being salvific...but perhaps it's because they're women..given he doesn't even know the actual name of the woman who wrote frankenstein!

Good lecture! <3 thank you for sharing it. :) - There's a bitter sweetness to this lecture (it's a little sad seeing the toll that age is starting to take on Sir Roger - but he maintains a great sense of humor about it).

For once I must vigorously disagree with Sir Roger. I can see that the Tintoretto is great art but it is oriented far more toward the Last Judgement and therefore distracts one from the essential reality of The Crucifixion, which is the totality of Christ's suffering. The nature of His sacrifice is thus glossed over in the Tintoretto which I find to be a repugnant piece of art for it's Triumphalist orientation. The Grunewald is a masterpiece. Also, just because Schubert drank a little too much doesn't make him depraved. Wagner is more problematic; he was a genuine jerk.

As long as we continue this charade of providing the rights of Palestinians (Gaza and Golan) and Israelis alike the longer we prolong the inevitable outcome, which is a greater Israel. Justice will not be done, ever as long as there are two opposing sides.

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Great video...after watching this i will look at the company statements differently and with better clarity.

He was a wonderful, generous and brilliant man. I was VERY fortunate to have him as an email friend in his later years.

There is a north star for navigating all things moral, social and political, Scruton!

Around the 5:55 min mark, ''withstand scrutiny'' Very true. As Mormons are not afraid of HONEST scrutiny of their own doctrines.

Clever gentleman, hopeless speaker. Slow down, engage your audience, leave your notes at home. Have a little more faith son.

Thank you so much LDS for bringing this beautiful man to us!!!

This guy should get married, if possible, or become a priest. Right now, he is just confusing, and brings zero personal experience to his very laudable ideas. Therefore, he is unconvincing, unfortunately.

James KA Smith is slowly becoming a favorite. He can balance clarity with profundity, something intellectuals are awful at.

Im so sorry Sir Scruton, but the political correct culture Marxist modern man will not listen. They are not forced, brainwashed or enslaved, they are deeply convinced feminists, liberals, multi cultural and diversity worshipers. Everything that we consider ugly, degenerate, unnatural and decadent is freedom, happiness, love and equality for them. They made their choice, they are all grown ups. We wont win. We might found foundations, society and domains of our own. A form of autonomy . But the modern world belongs to the liberals, the white self hating ethnic masochists and political correct mass and bugman.

What can I say this talk is where the tire meets the road. Thank you Bro Millett for this great dissertation, it fills my soul.

Good on the beautiful truths of the mind behind Sir Roger Scruton.

Ken Wilber does a decent job at delineating, distinguishing and integrating The Good, True & Beautiful. He also does a good job at showing how we can sometimes fall into reductionism whereby we fail to delineate, distinguish and integrate elements that make up The Good, True & Beautiful in the wider culture... which is already happening. The patterns he points out are very educational.

what i like about serious conservatives is that they tend to translate complicated topics into simple ones, and in doing so discern facts from bullshit, but at the same time there is the risk that they may discredit valid points wich are subtle and elegant, classic example of schopenauer and hegel.

Unfortunately Mr Scruton has stated in another video that he likes hunting. To me there can be no reason why someone who claims to be refined can condone blood "sports".

He lost me when he said "there was nobody living here back then"...