The Schizophrenia and Healing of the American Church
Surit Dasgupta
The saddest part of Christian leadership in America is its schizophrenic attitude towards war perpetrated by the state both at home and in foreign soil.
Christian Worldview
Don’t be Triggered, You’ll Miss the Point!
Doug Stuart
We posted a meme recently on our Facebook page that featured a semi-fictional conversation between many American Christians and God. I say “semi-fictional” because the
Big Government Catholics are Destroying the Church
Dr. Norman Horn
With American Catholic membership at an all-time low, it’s time to point out that, while “The gates of hell shall not prevail against the Church” (Matthew 16:18), we should be concerned with why so many Catholics are leaving the Church.
Ep 142: Must Politics Be War? with Kevin Vallier
LCI Staff
Should libertarians make concessions in the political arena in order to advance a better liberty? How the current American political atmosphere made us more trusting
Hope Ain’t in the Box
Jacob Kim
For in hope we have been saved, but hope that is seen is not hope; for who hopes for what he already sees? But if we
What is Evictionism? Walter Block’s Response to Abortion
Kerry Baldwin
Walter Block is well-known in libertarian circles. He’s a professor and chair of economics at Loyola University and a senior fellow of the Mises Institute.
Ep 141: How to Talk to an Atheist with Justin Brierley
LCI Staff
Justin Brierley joins us to talk about his experience bringing atheists and Christian apologists together on his show, as well as his book, Unbelievable? where
Jesus’s Kingdom Revolution
Ruth Ryder
By six o’clock in the evening on the first Good Friday, the world was a different place—although no one knew it at the time. Jesus’s
Ep 140: Should Christians Care About Competition? with Dr. Art Carden
LCI Staff
Economists like competition because competitive markets create what the economist Tim Harford calls “a world of truth”: we produce, as he puts it, the right things
Should the USA pull out of Syria?
Jeff Wright
President Trump’s decision to relocate approximately 50 U.S. troops within Syria set off a firestorm of outrage and disbelief. I am not particularly interested in
