Christianity & Libertarianism: Allies, Not Enemies explores the profound compatibility between Christian faith and libertarian principles, demonstrating how both advocate for peace, freedom, and human dignity. The book argues that libertarianism’s core tenet—the non-aggression principle—aligns with the Golden Rule, while its emphasis on limited government reflects a realistic view of human sinfulness. Through biblical analysis, historical insights, and practical applications, the authors show how Christians can embrace libertarianism to promote justice, shalom, and reconciliation. Rejecting empire and coercion, this work calls believers to embody Christ’s Kingdom by championing voluntary cooperation, individual liberty, and love for neighbor in a broken world.
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Christianity & Libertarianism: Allies, Not Enemies explores the profound compatibility between Christian faith and libertarian principles, demonstrating how both advocate for peace, freedom, and human dignity. The book argues that libertarianism’s core tenet—the non-aggression principle—aligns with the Golden Rule, while its emphasis on limited government reflects a realistic view of human sinfulness. Through biblical analysis, historical insights, and practical applications, the authors show how Christians can embrace libertarianism to promote justice, shalom, and reconciliation. Rejecting empire and coercion, this work calls believers to embody Christ’s Kingdom by championing voluntary cooperation, individual liberty, and love for neighbor in a broken world.
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