Weekend Insights – On Zionism, and Civil Disobedience

Dr. Norman Horn
May 30, 2021
Categories: President's Blog
Topics: bitcoin, civil disobedience, cryptocurrency, economics, Faith Seeking Freedom, homeschooling, Intellectual Potpourri, science, zionism

Welcome back to Weekend Insights, your LCI “President’s Corner” of miscellaneous articles, events, books, vids, and whatever else I’m thinking about…

Just a few links for today, including one long read…

Our friend Jamin Hübner has written an extensive piece on Zionism that is well worth reading for the history and theology therein. Sit down for it with a cuppa joe, because it’s BIG!

A new report from Galaxy Digital demonstrates that Bitcoin uses far less energy than the “traditional” banking system. (via Cointelegraph)

FEE was killing it this week with great articles…

Larry Reed tells the stories of 11 memorable acts of civil disobedience. Great stuff.

Is inflation on the way? Seems more and more likely…

Homeschoolers get ahead!

Ever wondered what Machine Learning is all about? Learn more here from MIT.

Cheers, and have a great week!

As always, don’t forget to check out our book Faith Seeking Freedom! We’ve got special packs of books available in our online store for below $10 a copy. Great for giveaways and you’re supporting a great cause.

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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