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This video may be directly downloaded here.What is the Black Robed Regiment?
A Brief History by David Barton
The Black Robed Regiment was the name that the British placed on the courageous and patriotic American clergy during the Founding Era (a backhanded reference to the black robes they wore). [1] Significantly, the British blamed the Black Regiment for American Independence, [2] and rightfully so, for modern historians have documented that:
There is not a right asserted in the Declaration of Independence which had not been discussed by the New England clergy before 1763. [3]
It is strange to today's generation to think that the rights listed in the Declaration of Independence were nothing more than a listing of sermon topics that had been preached from the pulpit in the two decades leading up to the American Revolution, but such was the case.
But it was not just the British ... (continue reading about the Original Black Robed Regiment...)
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Historical Sermons
Black Robed Preachers from the Founding Era covered current issues of the day from a Biblical perspective. View a number of the different sermons preached on topics that we rarely see covered today ...
♦ An Election Sermon - New Hampshire, 1792
♦ A Sermon on the Moral View of Rail Roads - Ohio, 1851
♦ A Sermon on Christian Patriotism - Boston, 1840
♦ An Election Sermon - Massachusetts, 1814
♦ An Execution Sermon - Hartford, 1797
♦ Others
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Contemporary Sermons for Modern Issues
Life Economics Civil Government Morality Education Muslim Religion American History Environment Military/War Civic Involvement Evolution/Creation Work Ethic Culture Family Worldview
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In The News
♦ Ball State Investigating Intelligent Design Class
May 20, 2013Ball State University is looking into complaints by evolutionists that a science and religion class using material on intelligent design material is promoting Christianity to its students.
♦ Christianity Facing 'Catastrophic Collapse' in Britain
May 17, 2013The Telegraph reports:
Christianity could be facing a catastrophic collapse in Britain according to official figures suggesting it is declining 50 per cent faster than previously thought.
♦ Congressman: IRS Asked Pro-Life Group About 'The Content of Their Prayers'
May 17, 2013
During a House Ways and Means Committee hearing today, Rep. Aaron Schock, R-Ill., grilled outgoing IRS commissioner Steven Miller about the IRS targeting a pro-life group in Iowa.♦ DOJ on 'gays': 'Silence Will Be Interpreted as Disapproval'
May 17, 2013Under President Obama, "justice" is anything but blind. Neither is it deaf. In fact, based on recent revelations, it appears to be watching your every move and listening to your every word. Still, if you happen to be a federal employee, now it's even listening for your silence.
♦ U.S. Education Department Bows to Gay Agenda, Scraps 'Mother' for 'Parent 1' on Forms
May 17, 2013The U.S. Department of Education has been criticized for replacing the terms "mother" and "father" with "parent 1" and "parent 2" on its student loan forms.
♦ Texas Lt. Gov. Demands Probe of Abortion Doc Who Twisted Off Babies Heads
May 15, 2013The Lt. Governor of Texas is today demanding an investigation of an abortion practitioner who is considered the second Kermit Gosnell.
♦ End of Life Bill Heads to Governor for Signature
May 13, 2013MONTPELIER - The Vermont House voted Monday night to give the last vote of approval to a bill that would make the state the first to legalize physician-aided suicide by legislation.
♦ Texas Cheerleaders Score Win for Religious Freedom
May 10, 2013Cheerleaders from a southeast Texas high school can continue to display Bible verses on their banners at football games, a judge ruled.
♦ Prayer Can Allegedly Do This to Your Relationships with Significant Others and Friends
May 9, 2013A new study is giving a boost to the actions of many religious people, as it found that praying for partners and close friends may actually have some beneficial outcomes. Among them, people purportedly become more forgiving and cooperative, the Christian Post reports.
♦ School Bans Religious Graduation Music
May 9, 2013A Georgia school district will no longer allow prayers or songs with religious references at graduation ceremonies after a Wisconsin group threatened to file a lawsuit and suggested that forcing non-Christian students to listen to religious music was a form of bullying.
♦ PA Official: 'If We Had Nuke, We'd Have Used It This Morning'
May 8, 2013A senior Palestinian Authority has praised the use of violence against Israel, asserting that if the PA had the military wherewithal to rise up against the Jewish state, it would not hesitate to do so.
♦ Liberal Group Cited in Terrorism Case
May 2, 2013Leo Johnson, a black man, has never received an apology from the Southern Poverty Law Center. Not a word. Which is passing strange for a group that proclaims itself to be "a nonprofit civil rights organization dedicated to fighting hate and bigotry, and to seeking justice for the most vulnerable members of society."
