Sam Haselby's guest appearances

Sam Haselby

historicly

Radio Islam

The Religious Nationalism Podcast

Sam Harris

Bill Gates

Marianne Williamson

Gerald Horne

Mark Blyth

Eric Kaufmann

Graham Elwood

Christian Zionism

Joseph Pierce

Stephen Miller

Samuel Goldman

Max Blumenthal

Daniel McCarthy

Michael Hayden

Joseph Stalin

OwlTail

Audio Podcast EpisodeOur show focuses on decolonial history but how did the early colonizers get ordinary people to colonize various lands?  Today, we have Sam Haselby here to discuss the history of American Nationalism, the Christian Doctrine and finally he makes his case about why Ivy League’s should be abolished. 4:16 - The history of religion in the USA vs Europe8:51 - Debunking the myth of the Puritans vs reality 10:32 - American Bible Society, Propaganda and colonization11:00 - The Yale University Connection with Nationalism 16:28 - Timothy Dwight: The President of Yale and Christian Nationalism25:00 -  Constitutional Delusions of the American people30:30 -  Sam discusses his theory on the Constitution being a sacred text33:40 - The Fight for Power between the capitalists and the planters in Early America37:16 - “Brahman capitalism” and the connection with the capitalists of London39:15 - Commodity insurance and the shipping industry 41:04 -  How the Early American protestants were anti-catholic46:04 - The Large Anti-Mission movement in the USA51:00 - Understanding the Andrew Jackson Presidency in that light54:00 - the Real Cause of the Civil WarSam Haselby’s book “The Origins of American Religious Nationalism” is available on Amazon This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.historicly.net/subscribe

Audio Podcast EpisodeOur show focuses on decolonial history but how did the early colonizers get ordinary people to colonize various lands? Today, we have <a href="https://aeon.co/users/samhaselby" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sam Haselby</a> here to discuss the history of American Nationalism, the Christian Doctrine and finally he makes his case about why Ivy League’s should be abolished. 4:16 - The history of religion in the USA vs Europe8:51 - Debunking the myth of the Puritans vs reality 10:32 - American Bible Society, Propaganda and colonization11:00 - The Yale University Connection with Nationalism 16:28 - Timothy Dwight: The President of Yale and Christian Nationalism25:00 - Constitutional Delusions of the American people30:30 - Sam discusses his theory on the Constitution being a sacred text33:40 - The Fight for Power between the capitalists and the planters in Early America37:16 - “Brahman capitalism” and the connection with the capitalists of London39:15 - Commodity insurance and the shipping industry 41:04 - How the Early American protestants were anti-catholic46:04 - The Large Anti-Mission movement in the USA51:00 - Understanding the Andrew Jackson Presidency in that light54:00 - the Real Cause of the Civil WarSam Haselby’s book “The Origins of American Religious Nationalism” is available on <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Origins-American-Religious-Nationalism-Religion/dp/0199329575" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Amazon</a> This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://www.historicly.net/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.historicly.net/subscribe</a>

The History of American Christian Nationalism with Sam Haselby 

Darryl Hart and Crawford Gribben talk to Sam Haselby, author of The origins of American religious nationalism (Oxford UP, 2015), senior editor at Aeon.co, and prolific essayist. You can follow Sam on Twitter at @SamHaselby.

Darryl Hart and Crawford Gribben talk to Sam Haselby, author of The origins of American religious nationalism (Oxford UP, 2015), senior editor at <a href="http://Aeon.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aeon.co</a>, and prolific essayist. You can follow Sam on Twitter at @SamHaselby.

American religious nationalism, with Sam Haselby