Right To Question

By: Tara Lynn Thompson and Randy Proffitt
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  • Summary

  • Right To Question asks the questions society says we are never to ask. Instead of accepting the narrative, shunning open debate, and silencing dissenting opinions, Right To Question asks. Why accept without question? What fun is that? Let's talk about the side of the story that...shhhh...you aren't supposed to know exists.
    Tara Lynn Thompson and Randy Proffitt
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Political Science
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Episodes
  • How do we live under a government viewing us as a threat?

    How do we live under a government viewing us as a threat?
    Dec 12 2021

    If we didn't know any better, and maybe we don't, it appears as if the government views anyone with a conservative or just sane viewpoint as their enemy. What is up with that? And, if that's true (it is), how do we live under a government that thinks we're the boogeyman? 

    We have thoughts. 

    We have ideas.

    We have suggestions. 

    And we have a boatload of questions. 


    This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm (https://wwww.zencast.fm)
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • Right To Question: The Bedrocks, S1, E1

    Right To Question: The Bedrocks, S1, E1
    Mar 30 2021

    Right To Question The Bedrocks, S1,E1 www.Righttoquestion.com Facebook.com/righttoquestionpodcast This week, Tara Lynn and The Proffitt cover their bedrock principles of politics and life.....

    Bedrocks:

    1. Integrity
    2. Individuality
    3. Protection of life
    4. The truth
    5. Identity in Christ
    6. Bravery
    7. Unshakeablity (Convictions)
    8. Humble
    9. The bigness of God
    10. Love

    Links mentioned in this episode:

    • I Corinthians 13:1-13
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    45 mins

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