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All right, David Tim, got a lot of great questions today.

The first ones from a 29-year-old homeschool graduate who said, I now work as a professor.

At a large public research university, I have a firsthand view of the deep flaws of American academia, driven in large part by the liberal

ideologies of the faculty. I know that God has placed me here for a reason, though I certainly

stand alone in my field. I've heard about the biblical grounding of early American universities,

but it feels at times like the modern higher education system has become too far gone to fix,

especially since it is powered by such an overwhelmingly

liberal faculty base. Is it possible to reform American academia to its historical and biblical moorings

as established by our founding fathers? What can I do as one person to help facilitate this change?

Thank you so much for all the work you do to

spread truth. Listening to your program every day helps me find sanity amid the world I work in.

And I'd give you your name, but she has to remain anonymous, which I totally understand,

considering the retribution on college campuses if you are seen as a conservative, or certainly

if you're seen as a Christian, a biblical Christian, at that. So really interesting question today, guys, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, you know, did these universities start off as Christian institutions? And then, two, can they be saved? Can the academia, you know,

what would be the remaking of academia that she could participate in? Go for it, guys. Where do you

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