Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture.

Thanks for joining us today on the Wall Builders show, taking on the hot topics of the day from a biblical, historical and constitutional perspective.

It's the day after Memorial Day. Just once again, I want to say how much we appreciate all those who paid the

ultimate price so that we can even be free to speak our minds on the show today. I hope everyone

had a wonderful Memorial Day and that you had a good conversation with your family about the

sacrifice it took to make this freedom possible and then our duty to have an increased devotion

to the cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion.

Of course, that's what we talk about a lot here on Walblers is the things we can do to increase our devotion and to do a better job of preserving that freedom and passing it to the next generation.

David and Tim Barton here.

I'm Rick Green.

David, Tim, man, we got a great topic today for exactly that increase in our devotion,

making sure that we are protecting parental rights. One of the fundamental things that those who

fought and died for our country believed in, and was always a strong American value that the parents

should be the one making those big decisions. Actually, I shouldn't say it that way, all those

decisions for the children. Well, you know, parental rights has been a deal since the very beginning. It goes back to the laws

of nature, nature is God. You don't need the Constitution. You don't need a Bible to show that.

All you need is to see what the Declaration referred to is the laws of nature. And so the laws of nature,

you see that parental right, the way that animals have the authority

over their children, and they can sometimes have that in groups, you know, you have cattle,

herds, whatever, but there's still one mama, one daddy, and they're the ones that have that say.

And so that's part of the laws of nature. Now, it's also something that's biblical as well,

very clearly biblical.

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