Why have most Americans lost their national identity?
Most Americans have lost their national identity because their ancestors came from many places—Europe, Great Britain, the Mediterranean—and over time they intermarried and amalgamated, so few can trace their roots to a single nation. America's short history as a nation, a little over 200 years, contributes to this blending.
Les explains that Americans' ancestors came from Europe, Great Britain, and the Mediterranean, but after only a little over 200 years as a nation, most cannot trace their roots to one nation. This happened because they intermarried and amalgamated, losing their national identity. By contrast, the Jew, though scattered among all nations for over 2,000 years, remains a Jew and has not lost identity. The Samaritans similarly intermarried and lost purity, but the Jew is still a relatively pure race, which God has seen to.