Can a Christian Be a Libertarian?
Dr. Norman Horn
This article was written in December 2011 for the Washington Post, and it became one of the most widely disseminated pieces of Christian libertarian literature
Christian Worldview
A Hidden Life (Film Review)
Surit Dasgupta
A Hidden Life is legendary director Terrence Malick’s latest film. It tells the true story of Austrian conscientious objector Franz Jägerstätter, his fight against the
The Virtue of Humility
Surit Dasgupta
The irony of Golden Globe-winning Michelle Williams openly advocating for the religious ritual of human-sacrifice seems to fly over most people’s heads.
Ep 156: Open Borders, with Bryan Caplan
LCI Staff
If open immigration would vastly improve the lot of most of the world, why would anybody oppose it? What objections might a libertarian have against
Ep 155: Could Not Voting Improve the World? with Chris Freiman
LCI Staff
What if you just stayed home on voting day? Why would this be a better moral choice? Is there anything lost personally or societally if
Ep 154: An AnarchoConversation
LCI Staff
Doug welcomes to the show Stephen of the AnarchoChristian Podcast to discuss how he became an anarcho-capitalist, the evolution of his ideas, and how to
Ep 153: The World is Getting Better, with Marian Tupy
LCI Staff
Why do people think the world is getting worse, when the opposite is true? Marian Tupy of HumanProgress.org joins us to talk about global data
Ep 152: Live Free & Flourish
LCI Staff
Should libertarian Christians only be known for what we are against? Why not be known for what we promote? Doug Stuart makes the argument that
Mailbag: Should we separate from the church?
Dr. Norman Horn
The Church Universal is the body of Christ. It has a “corporate” and “individual” component to it, if you will. You might even say this is somewhat laid forth in 1 Corinthians 12:27 — “Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.” Individuals are stitched together by Christ to become the Church.
The Aesthetic of a Martyr
Surit Dasgupta
St. Varus was a highly-decorated soldier who lived in Egypt when the Roman emperor Maximian (c. 286 to 305 A.D.) initiated severe persecution against those
