One of the most common issues raised by non-libertarian Christians about libertarian thought is marriage licensing. Because the family unit is essential to social order,
Many libertarian Christians, like me, were once conservatives. Many of our friends and family, likewise, are conservative Christians. Often I hear, through comments on social
I always enjoy getting interesting questions from readers via our Contact Page, and when I’m really on top of things I actually get to answer
Conservative, evangelical, and fundamentalist Christians are not going to like what I am going to say. And neither are most ordinary conservatives. But that has
The Internet has no lack of passionate writers opining about the Arizona bill that would have allow businesses to deny service to gay people based on
I recently received an email from David Lampo, Publications Director of the Cato Institute, regarding a Christian libertarian’s viewpoint on gay rights, marriage, and government
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