How 40,000 People Influenced 300,000,000
March 30, 2011
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The World’s Greatest Generational Impact
Like it or not, if you live in America, your forefathers were the New England Puritans. While much of the initial vision for the nation has been squelched over the last 150 years, there still remains something of that heritage. Dr. Brian Abshire explains how the Puritans and Pilgrims influenced a socio-economic system over four hundred years of world history. Their work ethic, their systems of government, and their family-based economies served as foundations for self-government and freedom that resulted in tremendous blessings for Generations. This is an inspiring interview you must share with your family!
Like it or not, if you live in America, your forefathers were the New England Puritans. While much of the initial vision for the nation has been squelched over the last 150 years, there still remains something of that heritage. Dr. Brian Abshire explains how the Puritans and Pilgrims influenced a socio-economic system over four hundred years of world history. Their work ethic, their systems of government, and their family-based economies served as foundations for self-government and freedom that resulted in tremendous blessings for Generations. This is an inspiring interview you must share with your family!
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