Glenn Beck

We're threatening war.

I don't want to go to war, but I also don't want to see people killed.

And I feel like this is what it must have felt like in the 1930s.

How do you know when to step in?

How do you know?

And...

And so your opinion would be if because that saved more lives than it took and it ended the war, it was justified.

Yes.

I'm not one to question God because I tried that and it doesn't really work.

I've learned over the years to accept his will and know that it's putting me in the place that I need to be in.

But I have to tell you, losing Charlie and then the diminishment of your voice

I know people have said, and I have said it too, why?

Go ahead.

This is, we're in the, that's the age of feeling instead of the age of reason.

Correct?

Absolutely.

So was the Enlightenment, I've heard people make this case now, was the Enlightenment an error, a mistake, a bad thing?

And that's what the... It's almost Nietzsche's warning for a society that doesn't believe in God, they'll believe anything.

And a couch, you might say.

Let me take you back to the book, and you were just talking about capital punishment.