Skieologians: The Dri-Fit Dialogues Ep. 1- What every American needs to know about free speech ….if they want to keep it around…

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Pastor Collin Brooks joins us from Roswell, NM!

Our first “Dri-Fit Dialogues,” a play on the sweater vest dialogues between Doug Wilson and James White, puts the polished pastor, Mr. Brooks, and the SederSkier, in their natural states, which means one person is dressed like a normal adult and the other is wearing a dri-fit t-shirt. Not that it matters, you are here for the content, right?

We analyze the recent article written on Doug Wilson’s blog about free speech and how it is a battle of world views. One worldview, secularism, does not contain free speech – “So then. We have seen that consistent secularism cannot justify protecting free speech as a consistent value. It does not flow from their premises. If you begin with autonomous man as the starting point of your reasoning, you cannot get to the freedom of individual men and women as your conclusion.”

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I'm a 27 year old elementary music teacher who lives in Alamosa, Colorado with my wife, Christie, and two dogs, Zatopek and Joanie. I enjoy watching the Minnesota Vikings, Timberwolves, and Twins, listening to sports talk radio, creating my own podcasts and rap songs in my studio, writing for news publications, downhill skiing, studying exercise science, cooking healthy food, eating all kinds of food, coaching, and much more. I also train as a full-time distance runner, which means I run, bike, ski, rollerski, and just generally workout, sleep, or eat all the time.