Frank Cogliano, a Professor of American History, Kathleen Burk, a Professor Emerita of Modern and Contemporary History, and Nicholas Guyatt, a Professor of North American History, dive into the creation and significance of The Federalist Papers. They discuss the historical context following the American Revolution and the foundational debates surrounding state versus national governance. The trio elaborates on key themes like the challenges of the Articles of Confederation and the ongoing relevance of Hamilton and Madison's arguments, which remain central to today's political discourse.

Join Elizabeth Phillips, a religious studies expert, Crawford Gribben, a historian specializing in early modern Britain, and Nicholas Guyatt, a North American history scholar, as they unpack the fascinating theological ideas of John Nelson Darby. They explore the roots of Rapture beliefs, its biblical interpretations, and how these notions shaped evangelical thought in America. The discussion also delves into the socio-political implications of apocalyptic beliefs, reflecting on their impact on modern evangelicalism and political engagement.