Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture, it's the Wall Builder show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical historical and

constitutional perspective I'm Rick Green here with David Barton and Tim

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David and Tim, you know, we talk about rebuilding the walls.

We talk about rebuilding the foundations, making sure that we're a nation where our principles reflect a

biblical perspective and free enterprise is one of those things we don't talk a whole

lot about but certainly a biblical perspective and being good stewards of what God's given us.

And some people think that means you don't use any of the natural resources

when in fact God put them here for us to use.

So today we're going to talk about those natural resources,

specifically fossil fuels,

with a guy named Jeff Ventura, and we're going to talk about what these policies that politicians

have, the difference in whether or not you get to use those resources and the impact that it ends up having on the economy as well.

Yeah, and let me start off with a preface.

I think there's a lot of irony when you see people that are living in cities, living in concrete jungles,

that are trying to give guidelines for how ranchers and farmers live out in the country.

When they're trying to control, right? You have too many cows, and there's methane,

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