Lesson 31 of 36

Chapter 31: Loyalists and Black Slaves

David Bercot

Course Lessons

1. Chapter 1: What It Means to Trust

2. Chapter 2: The Wrong Way to Spread the Gospel

3. Chapter 3: What would Jesus have done

4. Chapter 4: In Tobacco We Trust

5. Chapter 5: In Guns We Trust

6. Chapter 6: A Shining City on a Hill

7. Chapter 7: Shaming the Faces of God's People

8. Chapter 8: In Rum We Trust

9. Chapter 9: The Other Triangle of Evil

10. Chapter 10: The Holy Experiment

11. Chapter 11: Not Causes, but Choices

12. Chapter 12: Wanting to Be Under the King's Authority

13. Chapter 13: An Unjust Government

14. Chapter 14: Navigation Restraints and Expensive Molasses

15. Chapter 15: Refusing to Pay Caesar

16. Chapter 16: The War That Changed Everything

17. Chapter 17: The Stamp That Tested the Colonists' Trust

18. Chapter 18: No Taxation Without Representation

19. Chapter 19: The Colonists Change Their Tune

20. Chapter 20: Descent into Lawlessness

21. Chapter 21: How Do You Reason With a Mob

22. Chapter 22: What the Colonists Should Have Done

23. Chapter 23: What Was Lacking Spiritually

24. Chapter 24: Preachers to Tickle the Ears

25. Chapter 25: Today's Black Regiment

26. Chapter 26: In France We Trust

27. Chapter 27: The Myth of the Valley Forge Prayer

28. Chapter 28: Fake Trust

29. Chapter 29: Persecuting Those Who Trusted in God

30. Chapter 30: The Biggest Losers: The American Indians

31. Chapter 31: Loyalists and Black Slaves

32. Chapter 32: How Americans Hurt Themselves

33. Chapter 33: How God Was Written Out of the U

34. Chapter 34: What if they had trusted in God

35. Chapter 35: Do We Trust in God

36. Exploring Faith and Doubt in Modern Times

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