In this episode, we explore how religion and politics interact and look at it from the perspective of Christianity in the first few centuries after the Christ. Christianity in Rome, Persia, and in between the conflict between the two.

This episode explores the importance of Jerusalem in the three religions - Judaism, Christianity, and Islam - and their connection with the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

The French Revolution was a landmark in the history of Europe and the world. We discuss some of the critical political, social, and economic reasons that led to the French Revolution, and we also look into the reasons for the French Revolution being more radical than the American Revolution.

In this episode, we discuss the American Civil War - its causes and effects, and we briefly evaluate the role of Abraham Lincoln in the abolition of slavery, winning the war, and ensuring that the USA stays undivided as a union.

In this episode, we discuss the reasons why the American Revolution became an inspiration for Europe and later for the world and some of its limitations. We then discuss the factors that inspired the American Constitution and its salient features.

In this episode, we discuss in detail the long-term social, economic, and political reasons and the immediate reasons and series of events leading to the American Revolution and the independence of the 13 colonies from Britain.

In this episode, we discuss how the American Revolution was based on extending the European agenda during the Enlightenment and had similar economic, political, and social themes. We also discuss why British Americans were the first to revolt against the monarchy. We conclude by discussing the nature of the American Revolution.

In this episode, we conclude our discussion on Enlightenment by discussing the ideas of German thinker Immanuel Kant. We discuss the pluralistic nature of the Enlightenment era, how it became the harbinger of modernism in Europe, and the limitations of the Enlightenment era.

This episode is dedicated to one of the most radical and extraordinary thinkers of the 18th century and human history. Also called the Karl Marx of the 18th century, Rousseaou profoundly influenced art, religion, politics, philosophy, economics, education, and religion, and his ideas reverberated throughout the 19th and 20th centuries and continue to influence even today.

This episode focuses on Enlightenment and the key governing factors behind Enlightenment. We discuss the difference between Renaissance and Enlightenment and then discuss the Enlightenment's Political, Economic, and Social ideas. We also discuss, in short, some of the opposition to enlightenment thought towards the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century.