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Welcome to the Clayvin interview. I am Andrew Clayvin. Today we're going to talk about

universities. Are they getting better or worse? One of the most important lessons a person

can learn in my opinion and one of the key ingredients to wisdom is also one of the most

difficult things to learn. It's this. Very good people can disagree very strongly about

very important things. Even if you hold your faith dear as I do, even if there are urgent

truths that you are absolutely certain or true, even hard facts that have been ingrained

in you by long experience, they are sometimes rejected by excellent humans who just see

things a different way. I am someone who believes with all my heart that Jesus Christ is Lord,

that He came to save mankind, that He was resurrected. I know great people, wonderful people.

I'm sure you do too, who are Jews and Muslims and atheists, they just disagree. I live

through the 1970s when left wing values reduced our cities to hellholes, our economy,

to stagnancy and rampant inflation. America's status in the world dropped to the level of a

punching bag. Sound familiar. Yeah, nothing that's happening now is surprising me because I've

seen it all before, but I know people who lived through those times who never learned the

lesson of Reagan and Giuliani and how recovery is done. They just didn't see it. I know

wonderful people, truly wonderful people who believe that abortion is moral in some cases.

I don't think it's a moral. I know it's a moral. There is no system, no reasonable moral system,

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