<div><img align="right" hspace="20" src="http://www.onbeing.org/sites/default/files/styles/audio_player_300x300/public/Democracy_Show.jpg?itok=2oJUwoxm" width="320" height="320" alt="Steven Waldman and Philip Hamburger — The Long Experiment of American Democracy" /><p>For the Fourth of July, a refreshing reality check about the long road of American democracy. We remember forgotten but fascinating, useful history as we contemplate how we might help young democracies on their own tumultuous paths now.</p>
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For the Fourth of July, a refreshing reality check about the long road of American democracy. We remember forgotten but fascinating, useful history as we contemplate how we might help young democracies on their own tumultuous paths now.

<p>For the Fourth of July, a refreshing reality check about the long road of American democracy. We remember forgotten but fascinating, useful history as we contemplate how we might help young democracies on their own tumultuous paths now.</p>


Steven Waldman and Philip Hamburger — The Long Experiment of American Democracy

The premier theologion of early America, Jonathan Edwards, explores the futility of "absolute nothing" and the the existance of a "necessary eternal being."

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Steven Waldman and Philip Hamburger — The Long Experiment of American Democracy

Steven Waldman and Philip Hamburger — The Long Experiment of American Democracy