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Was the first Thanksgiving colonial oppression?

Was the first Thanksgiving colonial oppression?

Update: 2025-11-28
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The REAL History of Thanksgiving – What They DON'T Tell YouIs the “First Thanksgiving” of 1621 the beautiful, godly celebration we’ve always imagined… or a myth used to push two very different narratives today?In this eye-opening episode of Spiritual Reality, we dive deep into:-The 1621 harvest feast between the Pilgrims and Wampanoag – what actually happened (with primary sources!)-Why this wasn’t technically the “first” thanksgiving in America-The two very different motives behind the feast (diplomatic alliance vs. praising God)-How a Boston minister in 1841 accidentally gave us the title “First Thanksgiving”-The forgotten woman (Sarah Josepha Hale) who campaigned for 40 years to make Thanksgiving a national holiday-Abraham Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation that made it official during the Civil War-What the Bible actually says about giving thanks (1 Thess 5:18 , Col 3:17 , Psalm 107:1, James 1:17 + more)-Why Christians should NOT feel guilty celebrating Thanksgiving, even when critics call it “problematic”This isn’t the sanitized elementary-school version, and it’s not the revisionist “day of mourning” narrative either. It’s the nuanced, biblical, historically-grounded truth.If you’re tired of the culture war noise around Thanksgiving and want clarity from a Christian worldview, this episode is for you. Drop a comment: What are YOU most thankful for this year? Hit the bell and subscribe so you never miss an episode where we explore faith, culture, and spiritual reality.#FirstThanksgiving #ChristianThanksgiving #BibleThankfulness #SpiritualRealityPodcast #ChristianPodcast #ThankfulHeart

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Was the first Thanksgiving colonial oppression?

Was the first Thanksgiving colonial oppression?

Jim Richmond