211. Voice of the Canadian West | Preston Manning
The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast
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Moral Campaigning: Lessons from Wilberforce
This chapter examines the role of issue campaigns in political engagement, using the historical context of the Charlottetown Constitutional Accord and the anti-slavery efforts of William Wilberforce as key examples. It highlights the challenges and moral motivations behind Wilberforce's campaign against slavery, noting the importance of a measured approach in contentious political debates. The discussion emphasizes the intersection of faith, personal belief, and ethical campaigning, offering insights into the complexities of advocating for social change.
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