Imam Tom Talks About Secularism and the Nation-State

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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I'm Glad to Be Back, Sir. Welcome to Theology.

02:05 • 5min

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What Is the Type of Subject That Secularism Presumes?

06:39 • 3min

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Collateral Damage - I've Knocked Over My Vase in My Ed

09:46 • 2min

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The Redeeming Violence of the Taliban

11:19 • 4min

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Sexual Satisfaction Is a Human Right

15:12 • 6min

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The Farmyard Animal Responds With Affection

21:12 • 4min

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What Is the Crown's Good?

25:04 • 5min

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Hobbs on the Map

30:04 • 2min

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Locke's Influence on American Political Theory

31:44 • 2min

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The State of Nature of Man Is Not Presupposed

33:28 • 4min

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Is the United Nations the World's Super Power?

37:54 • 4min

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Is the United States a Signatory of the International Criminal Court?

41:28 • 2min

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Free Speech Is Important, but Who Holds the Keys?

43:16 • 5min

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The Uneven Playing Field

47:56 • 4min

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Is There a Law of Pluralism?

52:01 • 6min

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Sechrism Isn't Neutral

57:37 • 2min

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Are There Limitations to Free Speech?

59:35 • 6min

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The Most Hatred Subjects Are Religious Studies

01:05:25 • 6min

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What Is Secularization After the Reformation?

01:11:19 • 2min

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Secularism Is Not Neutral, It's a Hegemonic Politicl Project

01:13:24 • 2min

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Just and Painful - A Case for the Corporal Punishment of Criminals, Second Edition by Graham Newman

01:15:15 • 3min