On Naming the World: A Protestant Vision for Training in Wisdom
We educate, above all, by equipping each new generation to name the world rightly.
In essentials, gravity. In nonessentials, levity. In all things, charity.
We educate, above all, by equipping each new generation to name the world rightly.
In a world of Chaos, Peterson speaks wisdom into the whirlwind.
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“‘They say,’ is the monarch of this country, in a social sense. No one asks ‘who says it,’ so long as it is believed that ‘they say it.’ Designing men endeavor to persuade the publick, that already ‘they say,’ what these designing men wish to be said, and the publick is only too much disposed blindly to join in the cry of ‘they say.’” (233)
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