With a country divided, the Republican risk and morality being redefined, it's time to get around the campfire, get back to basics, and spark the revival that this country so desperately needs.

This is the American Campfire Revival with Cook Cameron.

I want to talk to you about your property.

You know, I've got a nice little backyard here.

That was like a little home that was here when we bought the house

and fixed it up for my mother-in-law to live in and

like super great. And what a gift and a blessing to be able to, when friends and family come over,

and I'm able to have my campfire in the backyard here. And I love my property. Think of the

stuff that you own, your money, your property, your house, your car, or whatever it is that you feel belongs to you.

Here's a question.

Who does it really belong to?

Does your stuff, the things that you say are your own, your property, your money, who owns it?

You?

God? Or... your money, who owns it? You, God, or the government? Now, think carefully before you answer the question,

because it may not be as easy to answer as you may think. So let's start with you. Who owns you?

You say, well, the government doesn't own me. Well, be careful. In some countries, they believe that they do. In fact, it's essentially what

the laws imply is that the citizens of the state are property of the state and their children

are to the point where they can't educate their children in the way that they want to

because they would say that, no, that's the responsibility of the state to make them good citizens of the government.

And so you have to raise your children the way that the government says you do.

So effectively, their children are the property of the state.

And they own everything that some of are the property of the state.

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