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Tell the story of why I'm sharing this today here. I love learning about our founding fathers.

I love learning about our founding grandfathers. Because we have to be connected to who they were and why they built this country. We need to get that connection to our past back.

It'll help us with our lives today and making better decisions for our future. We need to have

a connection to our heritage. So I bought this book called an American Anthology. It's a real thick book of poems.

Books like 100 years old.

And I opened it up and I came across a section of poems written by Timothy Dwight.

I only know the name Timothy Dwight because a dorm building at Yale is named Timothy Dwight. There's some, there's, uh, there's like 10 dorm

buildings or something. And I went four years at this place. And no one ever asked to any of these

people were. The dorm building I was in, they call them residential colleges, was Jonathan Edwards

college. I wasn't a Christian then. I had no idea that Jonathan Edwards, who he was. I had no idea who he was. I had was Jonathan Edwards College. I wasn't a Christian

then. I had no idea that Jonathan Ed, who he was, I had no idea who he was. I had no idea

that he was the greatest theologian ever in American history. No clue. How pathetic. So

Timothy Dwight never even thought to question who this guy was. And I came across in this poetry

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