*2006*
Brian
Ward (University of Florida Professor of History) "Bigger Than Elvis,
More Popular Than Jesus: The Beatles, Race, Religion and the American South"
*2005*
Jon
H. Roberts (Boston University Professor of History) "The Inward Turn
in American Protestant Thought, 1870-1940"
David
Hackett Fischer (University Professor and Warren Professor of History
at Brandeis University) "Deep Change: Rhythms of American History"
*2004*
Andrew
Walls (Emeritus, University of Edinburgh) "Christians as Historians"
Alister
McGrath (University of Oxford) "The King James Bible"
Darryl Hart
(Intercollegiate Studies Institute) "The Protestant Reformation and the
History of the West"
*2003*
Bruce Mazlish
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology) "The Relationship of History to
the Natural and Social Sciences"
Jeremy Black
(University
of Exeter) "War, Technology, and the Rise of the West, 1450-2003: Reconsidered"
Wilfred
McClay (University of Tennessee at Chattanooga) "The Persistent Irony
of American History"
Joseph Amato
(Southwestern State University) "Rethinking Home: A Case for Writing Local
History"
*2002*
Richard
W. Etulain (University of New Mexico) "Beyond Conflict; Toward Complexity"
*2001*
Harvey
C. Mansfield (Harvard University) "What Tocqueville Says to Liberals
and Conservatives"
Andrew Bacevich
(Boston University) "America's Grand Strategy"
Alberto
R. Coll (U.S. Naval War College) "The U.S. in a Changing International
Order"
Andrew Walls
(University of Edinburgh) "Two Millennia of Christian Expansion and the
Problem of the Third"
*2000*
David Hackett
Fischer (Brandeis University) "The Revival of History"
John Lukacs
(Chestnut
Hill College) "The History of History"
Stanley
L. Jaki (Seton Hall University; Gifford lecturer; Templeton Prize winner)
"Six Days or One Big Bang?"
Frederick
A. N. Hale (University of Stellenbosch) "The Truth and Reconciliation
Commission"
*1999*
Edward
Larson (University of Georgia; Pulitzer Prize winner) "The Scopes Trial
and the Evolving Concept of Freedom"
Margaret
Jacob (UCLA) "The Truth of Newton's Science and the Truth of Science's
History"
Wilfred
McClay (Tulane University) "Is America an Experiment?"
David Gress
(Foreign Policy Research Institute) "From Plato to Nato"
*1998*
Theodore
Von Laue (Clark University) "History for the New Millennium"
Radu Florescu
(Boston College) "Who is the Real Dracula?"
H. David
Stewart (Hillsdale College) "Rebellion, Conspiracy, and Espionage:
Alterations of French Cultural Identity in the Reign of Louis XIV"
*1997*
William
M. Fowler, Jr. (Northeastern University; director, Massachusetts Historical
Society) "Reflections on History"
Margaret
Lamberts Bendroth (co-director, Pew Foundation's Women and the 20th-Century
Protestantism Project) "Gender, Feminism, and the Task of the Christian
Historian"
*1996*
Glenn Tinder
(University of Massachusetts, Boston) "Can We Be Good Without God?
Lawrence
Yerdon (director, Hancock Shaker Village) "Opportunities in Public
History"
Lee Stetson
(professor actor) "Look What I Did with a History Degree!"
*1995*
Jeremy
Bangs (former chief curator, Plimoth Plantation; director, Leiden American
Pilgrim Museum) "Archival Research Opportunities in Europe and America"
Karen J.
Freeze (Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary) "History and Reconciliation"
Russell
K. Bishop (Gordon College) "Ancient, Medieval, and Modern: Toward a
Reconceptualization of the Past"