With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to gather

around the campfire, get back to basics, and spark the revival that this country so desperately

needs.

This is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron.

We've been talking about Brother Patrick.

I've been wearing my Scottish kilt.

Some have been making fun of me because of my kilt.

They call in a skirt.

It isn't a skirt.

It's a kilt.

It's a Scottish piece of warrior equipment.

It allows you to urinate freely on your enemies after you've killed them with the sword.

But I just say that. You know, there's a lot of crazy stories and traditions surrounding the Scottish and the Irish and the Vikings and those of days gone by.

But you know, these barbaric warriors were transformed by the message that turned them from enemies of God, citizens of the kingdom of darkness,

to sons and daughters of the Most High God, of members of the family of faith and citizens

of the kingdom of light, and they enlisted in the army of compassion, And they transformed not only individuals and families and communities,

but through their message and through their lives,

they converted entire nations.

And we have them to thank for this beautiful country that we live in today,

called the United States of America.

And so I want to pick up in part three, and our final look at St. Patrick.

We understood that Patrick was enslaved at 16 years old by these Irish pirates

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