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Everything you thought you knew about America’s founding may be missing the most important chapter.
In this revealing conversation, Elizabeth Farah sits down with bestselling historian William J. Federer to discuss his new book, Socialism, and the biblical blueprint he believes inspired the American Republic. Drawing from Scripture, history, and the writings of the Founding Fathers, Federer argues that America’s system of self-government was not a political accident, but the product of ideas the Founders intentionally borrowed from the Hebrew Republic.
At the heart of Federer’s message is a provocative claim: the world’s first successful constitutional republic wasn’t created in Philadelphia, but in ancient Israel. By tracing the influence of the Hebrew Republic through the Pilgrims, the Puritans, and America’s earliest colleges, Federer contends that the Founders looked to the Bible as their model for limited government, individual responsibility, and the rule of law, principles that stand in sharp contrast to socialism and centralized power.
Together, Farah and Federer explore the forgotten history behind America’s founding, the surprising sermon that helped secure ratification of the Constitution, the true meaning of the separation of church and state, the Tower of Babel, religious liberty, immigration and assimilation, and why civilizations often collapse only after abandoning the beliefs that made them strong. Along the way, they examine what today’s headlines can teach us about America’s future and why understanding our past has never been more important.
Whether you’re a student of history, a lover of America’s founding, or simply wondering where our nation is headed, this conversation offers a compelling look at the ideas that shaped the United States and why William Federer believes preserving them is essential to preserving liberty itself.
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