Here is a link to the YouTube Video of the talk.
YouTube Blurb:
Sometimes it seems like religious conservatives and liberals are speaking a different language when it comes to morality. Framing plays an issue as both groups try to establish which moral category best fits the given issue, but this doesn’t really explain the disconnect. Research has show that while some moral frames are universal (care, fairness, freedom), there are some frames that are unique to conservatives (loyalty, authority, purity). Orthodoxy requires the full spectrum of moral virtue. Liberals can be good Orthodox Christians, but they will not “feel” the need for loyalty, authority, and purity the way they feel the need for compassion. Orthodox ritual (and all orthopraxis) trains the instincts so that the fullness of the faith becomes visceral.
