So I ask if the medieval period is the age of faith and the Enlightenment is the age of reason,

then what's our age? The age of feeling? The age of feeling.

The touchstone of good, right, just true is feeling. But faith and reason and especially

together because faith and reason are harmonious, they're not in conflict or

even tension.

Faith and reason are reliable guides to truth and justice and right.

They're the best guides available to try to get to the truth of things.

Outstanding is a production of the Washington

Stand where you can find news and commentary from a biblical worldview.

Welcome to Outstanding where we have critical conversations about the news of the day and

the ideas that shape us.

I'm Joseph Backholm.

It's a pleasure to be having you again,

and if you are watching instead of listening,

you will notice that this is a unique broadcast

because we are coming to you today from the Pray Vote Stand Summit in Washington, D.C.

And I am joined, as you will see, by Professor Robert George, and I'm going to see if I can get the

bio correct here.

You are a the McCormick professor of jurisprudence and the director of the James Madison

program in American ideals and institutions at Princeton University and a long time friend of our movement and an example of many

for courage in the Ivy League.

So thank you for joining us.

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