Ep 169: School Choice, with Corey DeAngelis
LCI Staff
Do kids belong to their parents or the government? Who should have the say where kids go to school? Why is “government schools” more accurate
Libertarianism
Reactions to the Reactions to the Pandemic (Part 2)
LCI Staff
This article is Part 2 in a series of essays containing our reflections and perspectives on COVID-19. It’s been over a month since many state
The Answer is Always Individualism
Isaac Morehouse
I just saw an article by venture capitalist Marc Andreessen called “It’s Time to Build.” I’m both encouraged and troubled by it. I’m encouraged to
Libertarian Takes on COVID-19
Doug Stuart
During the first couple weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States, I interviewed for our Facebook page several libertarians to get their take
Should Christians Just Shut Up When the Government Speaks?
Laurence Vance
I am not on Twitter for the same reason I am not on Facebook: I have too little free time to waste it. However, I
Conservatives Believe in Federalism, Except When They Don’t
Laurence Vance
When the Constitution was adopted by the states in 1789, a federal system of government was established. Federalism is the division of power between the
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
Is Libertarianism a Mental Illness?
Laurence Vance
Is it libertarians who are insane for believing in drug freedom or is it drug warriors who have a mental illness?
What will prevent mass shootings?
Dr. Norman Horn
This guest post was written by Dr. Douglas Young. To prevent more mass shootings, many demand more gun control laws. But do these laws prevent
Harm or Aggression: How do Libertarians Establish What is Crime?
Kerry Baldwin
Some libertarians confuse the non-aggression principle (NAP) with the harm principle. It’s not that hard to see why; aggression can cause harm. So, some non-libertarian
