The Rich Young Man Conundrum (Mark 10:17-23)
Jacob Kim
Today’s guest post is by Rev. Jacob Chulsung Kim, PhD. Libertarian-leaning Christians face resistance from other believers for many reasons, one of which is
Theology
Resurrection Sunday: the Surety of Our Hope
Nick Gausling
Each Easter, countless people from around the world look forward to spending time with friends and family, or perhaps just an extra day off. But
Announcing: Christian Libertarian Review
Nick Gausling
As LCI has considered our direction over these past several months, it has become increasingly clear that our greatest value to both the Church and
Toward a More Augustinian View of Government
Guest Contributor
The following is an excerpt from Jason Hughey’s chapter in the new book, Called to Freedom. (edited for format) With a new understanding of Romans
Announcing The Libertarian Christian Podcast
Nick Gausling
It’s a big day for LCI. Coinciding with our attendance at the 2017 International Students for Liberty Conference, today we launch the inaugural episode of
People, Not Issues
Jeff Wright
What happens to individuals after issues are won and lost in the political arena? For instance: when immigration bans are enacted, then put on hold,
Religious Superstition in the Age of Christianity
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
Religious superstition characterized the Greco-Roman culture of the first-century. Here is but one snapshot of home life: In addition to statuary and household altars (which
Called to Freedom: Launching On February 1st!
Nick Gausling
LCI is pleased to announce that Called to Freedom will be released on February 1st! Called to Freedom is a book written by six libertarian
The Attempted Seduction of the Bride of Christ
Dr. Norman Horn
“Christianity and Politics: The Attempted Seduction of the Bride of Christ” by Christopher R. Petruzzi. Wipf and Stock Resource Publications, 2016. “Politics,” says Christopher Petruzzi,
Change History: Support LCI in 2017
Nick Gausling
Why is it that followers of the Prince of Peace are so often the quickest to beat the drums of war? And why do so
