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The story of the day, today, the Black Robe Regiment.

Have you ever heard of this?

I've never heard of this group until, I'll be honest, this morning.

This is the name that the British gave the American clergy, or I should say, the colonist,

clergy, the clergy in the colonies, who preached the gospel from the pulpit

fire and brimstone for 150 years prior to the revolution, the black robe regiment.

We talked to Seth Gruber on my recorded TV show.

We're going to air that podcast or release that podcast here.

I think on Friday.

And he said it's just in passing, just this black robe regiment.

And I'm never, I was like, in my head was like, I don't know what that is.

I'm definitely looking that up because that sounds awesome.

Need to know more about that.

John Adams said that the pulpits thundered and he specifically identified

Christian pastors as being among the characters most conspicuous, the most ardent, the most influential

in the awakening and revival of American principles and feelings that led to the

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