Today on American Glory, we're talking about possibly the world's most controversial doctrine,

the curse of ham, and whether a prophecy from Genesis chapter 9 has anything to tell American

Christians about race, nations, and bringing order to the world.

Buckle up, it's going to be a long episode coming up right now. Welcome to American Glory.

This is Season 2 on American Christianity.

I'm your host, Dale Partridge.

This is the second episode of the season, and it's titled The Curse of Ham and the Historic Christian View about race in America. Now, if you don't know, American Glory is both a podcast and a video show, and if you want to listen, you can listen to the NXR podcast feed, or you can also go to my personal podcast feed. Just go to Dale Partridge's podcast on Google. You'll find me on Spotify or Apple

or wherever you can listen to podcasts. Now, if you want to watch the video, and it does come with

helpful slides and graphics, you can watch it also at my YouTube channel at Dale Partridge TV.

Now, this season, I'm going to be covering eight topics around American Christianity. In this next

episode, I'm going to be starting a

two-part series on the doctrines of dispensationalism and Zionism and how they have shaped and

destroyed much of American life. Today's topic is one of the most controversial episodes I've ever

done or probably ever will do. It's based on a five-part sermon series that I recently delivered at

our church on Genesis chapter 9 versus 18 through 27. And it's called race, nations, and Christian

nationalism. Now, I've attempted to truncate that series into one episode here on American

Glory, which will be very difficult to do. And it's why this episode's going to be a little bit longer than other episodes.

And I've been forced also to leave a bunch out.

And so if you want to watch the full sermon series, that's also available on my YouTube account.

And you can just also, you can listen to it at the Kingsway Sermons podcast as well.

So the curse of ham comes from a passage of scripture that

deals with Noah and his three sons after the flood, including a particularly scandalous incident

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