Doug Bandow on Virtue and a Free Society

Dr. Norman Horn
August 19, 2013
Categories: Media
Topics: free society, progressivism, virtue

The Cato Institute’s Doug Bandow, fellow Christian and libertarian, gave an excellent lecture on virtue and the free society back in 1994, and the recording recently came to my attention. Check it out:

From Libertarianism.org:

In this video from a 1994 conference of the Future of Freedom Foundation, Bandow lectures on the virtues of having a free society. He begins with a brief history of politics to the present day, and then goes on to explain why people’s reliance on political means to achieve their ends makes societies less free, less just, and less moral.

Also, see Doug’s book Beyond Good Intentions for more of his views on politics and faith.

Dr. Norman Horn

Norman is the founder and President of the Libertarian Christian Institute. He holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin and an M.A. in Theological Studies from Lipscomb University. He has been widely published in multiple fields and has written for the Washington Post, Relevant Magazine, Young American Revolution, the Journal of Research of NIST, and UV Solutions Magazine.

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