In our sixth and final lecture, we examine the motives behind decolonization movements, questioning the historical accuracy of their claims and the passions driving them to exaggerate the sins of colonialism. The lecture explores how material interests, professional pressures, self-righteous crusading, and a degenerate Christian sensibility may contribute to this overreach. It argues that the cultural revolutionary decolonizing narrative is ultimately false and risks undermining faith in Western liberal humanitarian values. To conclude, Dr. Biggar advocates for a nuanced understanding of historical legacies.