Let the torch of freedom burn.

Welcome to the intersection of faith and the culture. It's Wall Builders where we take on the

hottest topics of the day from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

We are in the middle of a presentation from David Barton speaking on a tale of two cities.

This was a presentation that he gave at the Pro Family Legislators Conference just a few weeks ago.

We're going to pick up right where we left off. Here's David Barton on a tale of two cities.

What you see here is there's two ships that have landed over here.

1619 will say that's Jamestown that's a ship landing in Jamestown and

up here in 1620 is the ship landing at Plymouth. Now if you take that 16-19 it's hard

for you to see even close much less at the back. There's a circle there. So let me blow that

circle up. You see that circle right there with a ship?

Outside the circle it says, mammon. What's that? Oh Jesus talked about that in Matthew 6.

Mammon, that's a love of money. And on the inside of that circle it says one dollar.

Oh, so they're showing us a coin.

They're showing us that Jamestown was founded

as an economic colony.

It was all about making money.

That's how it was founded.

So when you look at that, there's a lot of bad stuff

that came out of that.

And so they say, God's curse of slavery.

And as you go across that, I'll just read it from here.

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