Let the torch of freedom burn.

Welcome to the intersection.

Welcome to the intersection of Faith and the Culture. This is Wall Builders Live

where we talk about today's hottest topics on policy and faith and the

culture, always from a biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective.

And today we're in the middle of a special series for Thanksgiving.

It's actually the conclusion of a three-part series.

So if you miss the first two, they're available at our website right now

at Wobolders Live.

But if you've been listening you'll know exactly where we are

and even if you hadn't you'll enjoy this third part.

We're going to dive right back in with David and Tim Barton and our Thanksgiving special and if you want to get a link to the actual video of

this special series be sure and visit wallbuilders live.com we'll have links for you

there today. Pick it up right where we left off yesterday.

Here's David and Tim Barton.

We often hear about the terrible relations between the Anglos and the Indians, but the

pilgrims are totally different.

The pilgrims, and I would argue like largely because they're Christian faith right because it was the morals that drove them to do what they did but but because of that they respected humanity

You know individuals and and so the pilgrims were just so good on issues

whether it be the civil rights and the race relations but especially you would be in the

it's pretty awesome so speaking of their faith yeah so I know they would do

sometimes prayer meetings or Bible studies would that happen in this house too?

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