Dr. Paul Kengor, a professor of political science and author, delves into the dark and religious influences on Karl Marx's ideologies, critiques equal outcome as malevolent, examines Marx's racist beliefs, and discusses the pervasiveness of Marxist ideology in culture.

Dr. Paul Kengor, a distinguished political scientist and expert on communism, dives deep into Marxist ideologies influencing American progressivism. He examines whether Kamala Harris can be labeled a Marxist and critiques the unrealistic expectations of Marxism on human nature, citing historical examples. Kengor also contrasts the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump, discussing their impacts on societal values and political dynamics. This engaging conversation unpacks the intricate connections between ideology, politics, and society.

Best-selling author Paul Kengor debunks misconceptions about the Catholic Church's role in slavery. He discusses the church's opposition to slavery, its condemnation of the institution, and the excommunication of Catholics who owned slaves. Kengor also highlights the church's advocacy against slavery and its ministry towards enslaved people. The podcast draws parallels between the acceptance of abortion and the acceptance of slavery, emphasizing the importance of resisting cultural norms. The Catholic Church's consistent opposition to slavery throughout history is addressed, along with the presence of slavery in various cultures and time periods.

Paul Kengor, a professor and author, explores the mystical world of stigmatists in his latest book. He discusses the intriguing lives of canonized stigmatists like St. Francis and Padre Pio, highlighting their prophetic visions and the skepticism they faced from the Church. Kengor reveals Blessed Elena Aiello's alarming prophecies during historical upheavals, examines the demographic trend of predominantly female stigmatists, and emphasizes the spiritual significance of suffering in their journeys. Listeners gain insights into the deeper meanings of these extraordinary experiences.

Historian Paul Kengor joins Albert Mohler to discuss his book 'The Devil and Karl Marx,' exploring Marx's fascination with Satan despite rejecting religion. They also explore the incompatibility of communism and religion, the rise of Marxism in intellectual circles, and the connection between Joseph McCarthy and the Kennedy family.