Ex-politico and current History teacher James Sibley joins us to share his Scotsman's perspective on presbyterianism, morality and the conflicted minds of the 19th-Century Scottish Literary genre.

James studied at St Andrew’s and Oxford and worked in Parliament, so he’s very sharp on issues of society and morality. He shares that- along with his understanding of the Presbyterian belief in predestination and the inner turmoil it creates- through an intense and often hilarious discussion of the words of Robert Louis Stevenson.