Nick J. Freitas

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270 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 15 Jul

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Ask Dr. Drew · Nick Freitas: Child Grooming Gang Boss Released Early, But UK Law Bans His Deportation + Wynton Hall on China / USA AI Arms Race – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 643 · 15 Jul 2026 podcast

And that's going to be decided by what young men, who young men choose to listen to and how they choose to develop themselves.

And most importantly, for what purpose?

You really saw a catalyst.

I think, well, again, I go back to Charlie Kirk.

What are they asking for?

What they're asking for is to believe in something that's transcendent.

They don't want to just believe in something because they find it convenient or because it meets some sort of hedonistic need.

They want to know it's true.

And if you want to get to the source of truth, I believe, then you have to address the question of God.

Because what actually provides a logically consistent foundation for objective truth and objective morality?

And I think that's what a lot of young men are going back to.

And Charlie Kirk was a great example of this.

I thought he was a very good representative of Christianity.

And it was the idea that if you want to believe in something bigger than yourself, and if there is something bigger than yourself, because that's the most important question, um,

Well, then you're going to have to answer that question because regardless of what you believe about politics, about economics, social conditions, all that eventually starts with how do you answer the question of God?

How do you answer the question of objective truth and objective morality?

And I think that's what a lot of young men are looking for.

And they don't want to believe in it because they think it's a noble myth.

They want to believe in something that they actually believe is true.

And then from there, they want to be able to build their life from that because so much of what we're experiencing right now is an identity crisis.

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