Stop yelling at your wife, stop looking at pornography, and actually understand why Jesus died for you, sir.

How do you encourage young men, young fathers, to take the primary role of education in their family?

Like, it's kind of exhausting, you know, like today's world,

like I have to go to work, I have to get up, I have to take care of my wife, you know, I do all

these things, but we can't neglect our children, you know, and the role of being the primary

educators in the family. So what kind of advice or encouragement would you give young, modern

guys who are just trying

their best to teach the Word of God, to teach them, to cultivate virtues, to strive for holiness

in the family? Yeah. This is a great question. And an essential question, if we don't want our

children to go down the sewer pipe, the hellhole to misery and bondage

in our country.

We've got to teach our kids the fundamental principles of Christianity.

Noah Webster, a founding father and father of American education, said that, that our future

success, liberty, prosperity, and growth depends on teaching our children these things.

And who better to do that than the two people who love their children the most,

moms and dads.

Gender roles are so confusing today with men giving birth and the wrong sex competing in sports.

And people are wondering what's going on.

So thank God for Matt Walsh

and his movies like, Am I Racist and What Is a Woman? Men have felt marginalized most recently

in culture, as they're told, you're not part of the pro-life pro-choice debate because

you don't have a uterus men are marginalized because of alleged toxic

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