A Question about Francis Collins's lecture, "The Language of God"
In his book 1776, David McCollough repeatedly describes George Washington as a man who sees the world not as he wishes it to be, but as it really is. He makes the point that this was one of Washington's greatest traits as a leader of the army.
After listening to Collins's lecture, and/or reading his book, do you think he is a man who sees the world as it really is, or as he wishes it to be?
- Brian Cassel