Thursday, March 16, 2023

The Briefing with Albert Mohler

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🗓️ 16 March 2023

⏱️ 26 minutes

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This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.

Part I (00:13 - 10:35)
How Do You Have a Woman’s College If You Do Not Know What a Woman Is?: Historic Seven Sisters Colleges Reckon with the ‘T’ of the LGBTQ Revolution

Part II (10:35 - 17:34)
Proximate Sin, Proximate Confusion: Understanding the Scale (And Self-Delusion) of the Transgender Revolution Taking Over Our Culture

At Wellesley College, Students Vote to Admit Trans Men by New York Times (Vimal Patel)

Part III (17:34 - 25:49)
Alcoholics Anonymous in the Secular Crosshairs: New York Politicians Contend For ‘Nonreligious Rehabilitation’ Options

People Have a Right to Nonreligious Rehab by New York Times (Maia Szalavitz)
In America, you have to opt out of religion in public life. That’s backward. by Washington Post (Kate Cohen)

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0:00.0	It's Thursday, March 16, 2023.
0:07.6	I'm Albert Moulor, and this is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from
0:11.9	a Christian worldview.
0:13.7	The American Academic Landscape includes many different kinds of institutions.
0:18.2	You've got vast private universities, you've got the big state-funded universities, you
0:23.0	have land grant universities, you have small colleges, community colleges, private colleges.
0:29.2	You also have the so-called Seven Sisters.
0:31.6	The Seven Sisters are a system of very elite women's colleges in the United States.
0:38.2	It's actually a very interesting history and what's going on right now means that all
0:41.7	seven of the Seven Sisters are really at the center of a massive controversy, because
0:47.0	the Seven Sisters are very liberal sisters, as you think about these liberal arts colleges,
0:51.8	and they're doing their dead-level best with very liberal faculty and probably even more
0:56.5	exceedingly liberal students to keep up with the liberal movement, the wave of liberal
1:01.9	progressivism.
1:02.9	But when it comes to the LGBTQ revolution, well, it doesn't take a genius to figure
1:06.8	out, we get a head-on collision here.
1:08.5	You can have a women's college, but only if you know who a woman is.
1:11.7	But of course, those are extremely liberal colleges.
1:14.3	They have been for about a century now, and they are also intending to be, and they're
1:19.4	recruiting students who want to be, on the leading edge of all this cultural change.
1:24.2	And that means the sexual and gender revolution, and of course, it means the LGBTQ revolution.
1:30.2	But that leads to one of the most interesting questions of our modern time.
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