Archive for Media
Stanley Hauerwas on Romans 13
Posted by: |Check out this 5 minute video of Stanley Hauerwas speaking about Romans 13. He is clearly participating in a panel, I suppose on Christians and the state, and he reminds the audience that Romans 12 really does precede Romans 13, and they have to be read together. See what you think…
Tags: Romans 13, statism
What you can do to promote liberty
Posted by: |In mid-October, the Libertarian Longhorns hosted the third annual Students for Liberty Austin Conference. I had the opportunity to speak at the conference in the student panel about activism, involvement, and my experiences in the liberty movement. While I felt I rambled a bit at times, I’ve been told by a number of people that it was inspiring. It may be most relevant to students out there, but here it is for your listening pleasure. Many thanks to Jason Rink for posting it on Youtube.
Tags: activism, libertarianism, liberty
The Freedom to be an Idiot
Posted by: |A very nice summary of one of the powerful arguments against the state and for freedom:
Many many years ago, John Milton made similar arguments regarding the censorship of blasphemous speech and bad doctrine.
Tags: free will, freedom, morality
Ron Paul’s Christian Foreign Policy
Posted by: |I doubt this would have happened had Ron Paul’s warnings been heeded.
Tags: elections, foreign policy, politics, Ron Paul, war, war on terror
Trade is Made of Win
Posted by: |Have you heard of LearnLiberty.org? If not, you should check it out. It’s a great resource of video content for, you guessed it, learning about liberty. I love these videos by Art Carden (a fellow Christian libertarian) called “Trade is Made of Win.”
Consider this question for a moment: If you were asked to explain why a free market is a good thing, how would you do it? What would come to mind? In less than 10 minutes of watching these videos, you can understand the benefits of trade and be ready to explain it to someone else.
Video 1: Wealth Creation
Video 2: Cooperation
Video 3: Conservation
The LearnLiberty.org project is sponsored by the Institute for Humane Studies, so kudos to them for doing great work.
Tags: economics, trade, video




