Nick Freitas

Hey, it's an honor to be on.

Thank you.

Well, I think there's two things that are simultaneously competing for young men's attention.

One was obviously the left's narrative of feminism, girl boss, the future is female, men suck, right?

Masculinity is toxic and you have no future.

Obviously, that's incredibly demoralizing.

One of the responses to that was other men coming in going, no, you should be strong, you should be capable, but you should do it for purely hedonistic reasons.

And so you can sleep with a lot of women, so you can have a nice car, have a nice house, and you can get revenge on all the people that treated you this way.

And that is appealing on some level, if we're being honest.

The argument that I make is that young men have recognized that the left's version is garbage.

And by the way, it's not sustainable.

There's no such thing as building a civilization without men.

You don't sustain civilization without men.

You're certainly not going to have your vanguard of the revolution be a bunch of people that define themselves by mental illness.

But the real question is, is what should men be looking for?

And the argument that I give is one of biblical masculinity.

It's the idea that we don't want to just be strong and capable.

We want to be strong and capable for something and for someone.

I'm a Christian.

I want to be strong and capable for my God.