The Subversive Power of the Sexual Revolution with Hamza Yusuf & Carl Trueman

Hamza Yusuf serves as president of Zaytuna College. In addition to teaching several subjects in Zaytuna’s curriculum, he has authored encyclopedia entries, academic papers, and articles on Muslim bioethics, legal theory, abortion, and many other topics. His books and translations include The Content of Character: Ethical Sayings of the Prophet Muhammad; The Prayer of the Oppressed; The Creed of Imam al-Tahawi; Purification of the Heart: Signs, Symptoms, and Cures of the Spiritual Diseases of the Heart; and Caesarean Moon Births: Calculations, Moon Sighting, and the Prophetic Way.
Carl R. Trueman is professor of biblical and religious studies at Grove City College in Pennsylvania. He is the author of many books, including The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self: Cultural Amnesia, Expressive Individualism, and the Road to Sexual Revolution, which highlights the long-standing historical changes in the culture and thinking of the West that led to modern sexual ethics.
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[@HA070]

Shaykh Hamza Yusuf is an ocean of knowledge. May Allah always protect and preserve him. Aameen

[@naimahmajeed5036]

❤

[@thewolf1801]

ameen

[@omalone1169]

​@@naimahmajeed50366:00 captures the spirit of their sophistry

[@MrRiz157]

It's a shame most of the youth will not watch this but only certain intellectuals.

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

I am far from a certain intellectual, but watch still I do do

[@theluminary7223]

​@@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858you're an intellectual in the making

[@omarkn4371]

or parents watch it!

[@durdanatabassum6057]

It's always a delight to listen to learned people. This reminded me again to use KZbin more as a learning tool and less an entertainment channel 😅.

[@RenovatioJournal]

Glad it was helpful!

[@qurte6593]

KZbin is really great for that But I still have to be very mindful about how I use, it's very easy to end up consuming useless content without noticing

[@marchess286]

By way of introduction, I'm an American Orthodox Jew. I was searching for recent talks by Dr. Trueman, so I appreciated this program. Sheik Hamza and your channel are a great find and most impressive. Subscribed.

[@manhoosnick]

Shaloom dear brother.

[@mosawermomand8697]

May Allah swa bless our beloved shiekh Hamza yusuf. He is a gift to the muslim Ummah.

[@koroglurustem1722]

Wow, this is special. I wanted some Muslim to talk to Carl. And look, our beloved Sh Hamza Yusuf is having a conversation with him. Looking forward to this conversation.

[@danieljohnson1924]

So much love and respect for Sh. Hamza and Zaytuna. May Allah bless everyone involved in producing this video.

[@asmaomar371]

اللهم ارني الحق حقاً و ارزقني اتباعه و ارني الباطل باطلًا و ارزقني اجتنابه

[@abuzuhm]

Come for Shaikh Yusuf, stay for prof. Trueman. Very rewarding.

[@jamesgames7841]

This discussion needs way more than 11 thousand views. It needs at least a billion.

[@FBUK]

You are 100% correct. Sadly, these conversations are lost in today's World :(

[@mikimilostnic2366]

Sheikh Hamza Yusuf. MashAllah. Allah bless him and protect him and give him long life with good health, him and all his loved ones and all those who love him.. What more can we say.. An ocean of knowledge..

[@TA8TASTIC]

The best company is that of righteous educators. Masha'Allah wataBarakAllah

[@omalone1169]

21:00 I thought the hillfire club was fake

[@shamsofnai]

Absolutely brilliant. Wonderful times we live in , having to listen to such conversations.

[@NotesofKhan]

God give Protection to these good people

[@omalone1169]

16:00 what are his books ?

[@jeschristiansalva8083]

Masha'Allah Shaykh Hamza Yusuf is so intelligent. May Allah (swt) preserve him and bless him for his works. In shaa Allah.

[@malenedietl3369]

Thank you so much for a very thoughtprovoking talk. So so deep. Never despare of Allahs mercy!! Even if we live in interesting times.

[@RenovatioJournal]

Well said!

[@jankragt7789]

Loved this. Thank you. Shaykh Hamza Yusuf was new to me. Very much like to hear more. The host was marvelous. And Carl Trueman is a profound thinker & cultural critic I hope to read soon.

[@sarwarghouris]

My love for shaykh Hamza increases day by day, may Allah preserve him.

[@leebarry5686]

A wonderful sharing of thoughts on the issue. Back to the words of God and teachings and the exemplary practices and principles of prophets , especially the last prophet is the only solution to all illnesses of individuals and societies

[@577jrock]

Great discussion, thank you Gentlemen for putting this on. Very appreciative of your efforts to shed light on how we arrived at where we are now, which then provides some kind of pathway for an escape from our degeneracy and malaise. We need more wise men like Hamza and Dr. Trueman!!!

[@jrock2019]

Was up!!!!!

[@TygaMandem-dz5yo]

❤🎉❤😊

[@omalone1169]

​@@jrock201915:30 what shaped moral intuition

[@naradaian]

Shared and nourished by, very insightful about all sorts of unexpected angles. Much appreciated

[@marwar819]

Appreciate the discussion.

[@zak992]

Thank you for this, such a thoughtful discussion may Allah bless both Hamza Yusuf and Carl Trueman and thank you brother Safir for facilitating the discussion, may Allah keep al of you safe

[@abuzarhashmi5448]

Shaykh Hamza dazzles. May you shine brighter.

[@inshaallah91]

Refreshing discussion. Deconstructing the current paradigm is the first step.

[@wesamali76]

Wonderful! Love these type of discussions

[@yasmineyeya4680]

Excellent conversation! Thank you

[@ghetooneffendi5268]

Very informative. So much to learn and to contemplate. These intellectuals are so needed in society. Thank you for this video

[@jbrnewman]

Alhamdulillah, this is a brilliant reminder. Jazzak Allah khair.

[@sabiradam40]

Really good conversation.

[@ko3053]

Fascinating exchanges. Thank You

[@sarahhassan2914]

Humpty Dumpty- Wonderful analogy Hamza. Always exceed expectation. Allah protect u my brother. So many goid points from Carl. Appreciated.

[@mudasir.2902]

this was great discussion on many issues prevaling and some of the crucial questions were answered as well... shukran to sheikh hamza yusuf for conducting such sessions as these are important to remain sane in this contemporary world...

[@Monothiest247]

I could listen to Hamza Yusuf all day

[@aliadaouk]

can’t express my love n respect for zaytuna in words !! Would love to study there one day ❤❤

[@s3youtubevids156]

Very interesting indeed. Many thanks to all involved

[@genebascom2076]

Wonderful and necessary presentation that is so needed.

[@sarahhassan2914]

Poignant!! Im sharing.

[@arkaazizul6673]

One of my fav sheikh Hamza Yusuf ❤❤

[@usmanqureshi2114]

Loved this talk. Only Renovatio can bring discussions on such interesting topics from the Islamic perspective.

[@RenovatioJournal]

Thank you!

[@abdelw]

Thanks for sharing this material. I haven't listened to it yet, but I know it won't be disappointing. Sheikh H. Yusuf only attracts to him intelligent and interesting people.

[@MoElKha001]

Masha Allah, great insight

[@hassanlukyamuzi6576]

Love listening to gems

[@NumMyr]

Pertinent discussion. So happy to see dr hamza yusuf again. I request the renovatio to upload the whole program if possible. May Allah swt give barakah in all that u do

[@RenovatioJournal]

Thank you!

[@GM-oi4vg]

Will read the book.

[@MuhammadShahfehKatpar]

Allahumma arinal haqqa haqqawarzuqnat tiba'ah, wa arinal baatila baatilawarzuqnaj tinaabah O Allah! Enable us to see the Truth as Truth and give us the ability to follow it. And show us the falsehood as false and give us the ability to refrain from it. Allahumma A'inni ‘Ala Zikrika wa Shukrika wa Husni ‘Ibadatika O Allah help me to remember you, to be grateful to you, and to worship you in the most excellent manner

[@aibish0]

Fantastic Discussion!

[@khaderlander2429]

Interesting conversation, everything we are wrestling with today started with warp philosophies and presuppositions that can't be substantiated. Humpty's fall and breaking into so many pieces and the wall evacuated of all meaning.

[@mahaz4694]

A great eye_opening talk

[@denisebeasley-abdalla4942]

Jazakallahu Khairn

[@tracycameron5099]

Thank you for this... very stimulating, very affirming for me personally. Aarrgg...

[@RenovatioJournal]

You're very welcome

[@shiadmajeed8524]

Love❤ from Kerala south India

[@RenovatioJournal]

Thank you for watching!

[@Larry21924]

Quality work right here. A similar book I've read had a profound effect. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

[@gavindoyle9674]

Brillisnt!

[@hoopoe9629]

Thank you for offering this discussion! It’s so important for us to understand the origins and cross-pollinations of the philosophies that laid the groundwork for our current social crises. Maybe in a future talk you could discuss the underpinnings of transhumanism specifically. That looks like where the globalists are heading with some of this.

[@SwolllenGoat]

social crises = folks not believing the same stuff you do brilliant

[@mayhaatube]

52:09 Excellent question. Compassion is available and offered to all, without exception. Acceptance on the other hand is not a prerequisite, and unlikely to be true, even if it is coerced from those who know the Truth of creation.

[@iqbalalihabib5219]

This lecture opened my eyes to hidden facts and factors surrounding us in this time and age.

[@thewolf1801]

جزاك الله خيرا شيخ همزه

[@ribeirojorge5064]

Thaaannnk Yooouuu ❤️💚💜

[@aliceashlyn3135]

Allah ybaarik feek ya Sheikhna!

[@PistolStar47.]

Wonderful subject

[@ribeirojorge5064]

From the Unconscious Hell ❤️ To the Conscious Hell 💚 Until the Paradise of Consciousness 💜 Stay Awake Not Woke ❤️ 💚 💜

[@DaveHawthorne-lk9mz]

Hamza Yusuf is a jewel of wisdom, faith and knowledge.

[@atty.ahmad-aliabdullah5088]

MashaAllah. :)

[@theexplorers4182]

MashaAllah

[@tylerboyd570]

Ma sha Allah, it's an enlightening discussion

[@ashleyavinger4736]

The path being the middle way, it is interesting to look at history and religion itself needing to course correct, both on the macro and micro level..... And maybe it is because a piece of humanity is always battling against the total surrender that is asked of us from Allah, so that it becomes this "too many rules" or "not enough rules", etc. We warp one way, then the other...until we finally perhaps choose to bow in the center of the Light.

[@MrMohaxi]

Watching a discussion with Sheikh Hamza may take half a day, as one may feel the urge to stop the recording every second to take notes.

[@reflektnow]

Love it Jazakallah khayr !!

[@BrassGhost353]

best

[@Reewnat]

Will Dr. Trueman's speech (and if Shaykh Hamza had one too) be available too?

[@RenovatioJournal]

Yes, soon!

[@Reewnat]

@@RenovatioJournal alhumdulillah

[@ribeirojorge5064]

Love Truth above All Things ❤️ Accept and Thank the Suffering 💚 (from the knowledge of Truth) Confront and Illuminate Malevolence 💜 Tirany is the Seed of its Own Destruction !!! The Ends Never Justify the Means The Means Always Determine the Ends From the Unconscious Hell ❤️ To the Conscious Hell 💚 Until the Paradise of Consciousness 💜 Stay Awake Not Woke ❤️ 💚 💜

[@dr.mohamedabdallaghoneimed7058]

What was Forest’s poem again ?

[@xBIJOY]

amazing and truly thought provoking discussion

[@RenovatioJournal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mariamsow5879]

Mashallah

[@thefalliblebeliever3470]

Salamun alaykum jamee’an Can anyone link me or message me the exact title or R, L, Colnoy “the riders/or writers of the apocalypse”

[@saf3152]

The philosopher's name is Aurel Kolnai and the article he wrote is titled "Three Riders of the Apocalypse."

[@sumiyatariq2727]

Where did he got info on all these people 😳. What do u read ?

[@lemonandwater]

Morality: A habitus of the soul that is acquired over effort 14:11

[@lemonandwater]

It has an objective reality that is identifiable 14:37

[@thehealedsister]

“If God’s aid is not helping the servant of God, then the thing that most harms him is in own effort”.

[@MikeJones-rm7dd]

This the best i ever heard Bout god

[@lemonandwater]

15:36 they have not been argues out of the positions there are other things at play(emotional attunement)

[@lemonandwater]

"Once you remove God from art, really art dissipates, in any serious way" 13:43

[@lemonandwater]

18:14 religious rituals transform our emotions over time

[@Bearded_Man_Sooloo]

👌🏼

[@lemonandwater]

32:42

[@user-zy8vk2ip8o]

Gawd!! We are fallen... need to be repentant!!

[@janetwebb1507]

They Are IN Jahiliyah (IGNORANCE) & Also Are CONFOUNDED

[@cedricstephany5600]

I like Sh. Hamza Yusuf , he is a sincere fellow ; its erudition in arabic language and islamic tradition is based on solid knowledge. However, honesty compels me to say that his thoughts about Rabelais betrays quite a serious misunderstanding of the latter. Alister Crowley is in no way a "trickle down effect" of thelema's rabelaisian myth. Crowley's thelema is a kind of sadian madhouse. Rabelais is in no case involved in such a thing. In a previous talk somewhere, we can hear Shaykh Hamza blaming Albert Camus as a "nihilist thinker", falsely claiming that Camus commited suicide. As a mattrer of fact, Camus died in a car accident. And again, HY misread Camus : this one did not advocate nihilism. In fact, it's the opposite. For Camus, nihilism is a puzzling sign of time, and the task of serious thinking is to find a way out of that state. I'm French, and the way HY tends to despise French philosophers (as he's name dropping them with morgue; Foucault, Derrida, Rousseau...) amazes me. It's obvious that he didn't read nor study any of them. (What he says about Rousseau is distressing). Thelema Abbey is a place - which is nowhere to be found - that is to say : an u-topia - where law cease to be necessary as a ruling factor, since this very place ends a spiritual journey (an initiatic path - a real Odissey) during which the residents have gained enough light to be free and purely educated and ethical. Rabelais is a giant.

[@mtom2237]

On the other hand, Camus focused most of his philosophy around existential questions. The absurdity of life, the inevitable ending (death) is highlighted in his acts. His belief was that the absurd-life being void of meaning, or man's inability to know that meaning if it were to exist-was something that man should embrace. His anti-Christianity, his commitment to individual moral freedom and responsibility are only a few of the similarities with other existential writers.[84] More importantly, Camus addressed one of the fundamental questions of existentialism: the problem of suicide. He wrote: "There is only one really serious philosophical question, and that is suicide."[85] Camus viewed the question of suicide as arising naturally as a solution to the absurdity of life.[47]

[@fabbeyonddadancer]

1:03:25 liberal education

[@atyourservice793]

W.o.w

[@lemonandwater]

57:54 ●

[@ravenwynd]

OKAY HERE IS THE QUESTION - WHY IS KZbin SHORTS SO INFESTED WITH IMMODEST PROFANITY? SO MANY LADIES BEHAVE AS IF ITS NORMAL

[@RichardSmith-cl8qh]

Good show; Trueman attack in Wordsworth is over the top. The shows a divine structure to the world. Give me a break. Certainly, other romantics lead a path away from a lose of values. Everyone learns from pattern they are exposed to. Instinct is not the correct term. Books are not the only method to distribute the concept of cause and effect. Sequential translation into language then to writing and back by the reader in a loop over and over. This is academia, which defines ths as the only way and declares any other mode of transmission is for the "masses." Hamza Yusuf has so very good comments

[@jbwentworthe6082]

A woman's highest calling is to be a Custodian of the Culture. Civility, safety for children, socialbility with grace.

[@fabbeyonddadancer]

44:15 morality religion

[@mnwr4791]

27:43

[@lemonandwater]

48:04