The Briefing with Albert Mohler Wednesday, November 20, 2024
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Nov 20, 2024 The potential dismantling of the Department of Education raises questions about political control and educational ideologies. Changes to course titles at universities spark debates on censorship and academic freedom. Scientific American's editor-in-chief resigns after controversial remarks about Trump supporters, highlighting tensions in scientific publishing. The complexities of atheism are explored, revealing the diverse beliefs among atheists and their unique perspectives on faith. This blend of education, politics, and ideology makes for a thought-provoking discussion.
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Differing Views on Education
- The two major US political parties view education differently, with conservatives increasingly wary of government involvement.
- This division reflects differing worldviews, almost as significant as those on life, marriage, and family.
Dismantling the Department of Education
- Dismantling the Department of Education wouldn't fully solve the problems, as the same ideologies would remain.
- Progressives historically viewed schools as factories for molding citizens, aiming to control children's minds and hearts.
UNT Course Renaming
- The Dallas Morning News highlighted UNT courses renamed after Texas' DEI ban.
- This controversy underscores the clash between educational establishments and state oversight.