this is not historically debated. It's just not historically taught. And it's almost as if for a reason

it's not taught because it's like the modern academics did not want people to know we have a Christian

foundation and that we do have an authority higher than government. It is God. The founding fathers

believed it built our country on it, and it's really what we should

remember and return to as part of our celebration of the greatest nation in the history of the world.

Hey there, folks. As you may know, you may have... Hop on the train It's on the clock again

Hey there, folks, as you may know, you may have heard this year is the supercentennial,

the 250th anniversary of the birth of the greatest nation in the history of the world.

I believe I've written a book about it.

But lots of people love American history, and we thought during this supercentennial year,

we would have some of those guests on to talk about America

and our history and all that fun stuff.

Today we have on a friend Tim Barton.

You may know of his work and his father's work, David Barton, with wall builders.

Tim Barton, welcome.

Eric, great to be with you.

Well, it's great to see you.

It was great to see you the other day in Dallas, where you are stationed.

And I guess I was excited to talk to you about American history because you and your dad with wall builders have been at the forefront

of linking Christian faith to American history.

And when I say linking, I mean, really reestablishing for others that link which exists.

It's not like, you know, you're pushing it.

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