Hello, thank you for joining me today for Give Him 15. I'm going to read again today from

Volume 1, Give Him 15, an appeal to Heaven, Volume 1, back in time. And I think you

enjoy this post. I certainly enjoy reading, enjoying reading these. I hope you are

enjoying it as well. This one never get old for me, the one I'm reading to you today. The title of

the post is why we fight.

And, of course, that's spiritual, not flesh and blood.

We don't want to hurt people.

You have to say that nowadays.

Why we fight?

I love America very much.

But my love for her is comprised of two different types of love. One is natural,

the other spiritual. First, I have a natural love for the USA, which I believe every person should possess for their homeland. Where this type of love is concerned, America will always be number one for me.

Yes, I'm a flag-waving patriot with nationalistic pride and love for the USA.

The word patriot comes from the Greek word potter, which means father.

A patriot is one who honors and embraces the heritage, visions, and ideals of their father or fathers.

I catch that. Don't miss that.

A patriot is one who honors and embraces the heritage, visions, and ideals of their

father or fathers. The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob honors this principle, and so should we.

True patriotism connects us to our roots, past ideals, creeds, purposes, covenants made with God, and other aspects.

This connection makes history relevant, giving us benchmarks and boundaries from which to measure our present and future.

In a literal sense, for one to say he or, now don't miss this, in a literal sense,

for one to say he or she is a patriotic American and not embrace the principles of our founders,

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