Thomas Sowell's Conflict of Visions | Albert Mohler

Albert Mohler describes the clashing of constrained and unconstrained worldviews.
Dr Albert Mohler is President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the author of many books, and his daily podcast The Briefing, analysing the world from a biblical perspective, is heard worldwide. His latest book is Tell Me the Stories of Jesus: The Explosive Power of Jesus’ Parables.
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[@jamesgreig5168]

Albert Mohler is a brilliant thinker.
Such a pleasure to hear his views on these issues.
Great stuff John. I think Australia needs you back in politics.
Still young enough to be PM for at least 2 terms

[@StumblingThroughItAll]

@JohnAndersonConversations Sowell was not talking simply about conservative or progressive with his constrained vs. unconstrained visions. It has more to do with vision of human nature. There are definitely some self-described conservatives which have an unconstrained vision and some progressives who have a constrained vision.

[@TimCCambridge]

~ Hi. Thanks for this.
Personal boundaries ( consent ), social boundaries ( consent ), cultural boundaries ( consent ), national boundaries ( consent ).
The unbounded build their house on an ever-eroding cliff edge.

[@xxyyxxyyxxyy4926]

It's a clash of modernism/objectivism vs. postmodernism/subjectivism

[@woodwyrm]

Order is indeed the first virtue.
*ORDAH*

[@dabrack9350]

Freedom has to accompany responsibility or it is simply anarchy.

[@vonrock6862]

Jesus gives a unbridled choice, Muhammad doesn’t