The Separation of Marriage and State
Guest Contributor
This guest post is by Jeremy Mack of The Evangelical Libertarian. Though I do not necessarily agree with everything in the post, it is especially
Tag: homosexuality
Phil Robertson’s Victory Over the Secular Theocracy
Dr. Norman Horn
This guest post is by David Theroux, Founder and President of the Independent Institute. This two-part series (see part 1) was originally published on Patheos
Duck Dynasty and the Secular Theocracy
Guest Contributor
This guest post is by David Theroux, Founder and President of the Independent Institute. This two-part series was originally published on Patheos and is reprinted
Looking Forward by Looking Backward (My Personal 2013 Recap)
Doug Stuart
Adult maturity is partly evidenced by how well we allow our past to influence our vision and hope for the future. No matter how bleak
Government and the Definition of Marriage
Dr. Norman Horn
Two weeks have passed since I traveled to Virginia to debate at Patrick Henry College. I think it is about time to give you an
Can Conservatives Be Libertarians?
Laurence Vance
Some libertarians are applauding the recent Supreme Court decisions relating to same-sex marriage, not because of anything to do with the Constitution, limited government, federalism,
C.S. Lewis on Christian Marriage (in brief)
Dr. Norman Horn
C.S. Lewis had some wise words regarding marriage in Mere Christianity: “I should like to distinguish two things which are very often confused. The Christian
John Howard Yoder on “Managing the World”
Dr. Norman Horn
Tim T. points us to a great quote from John Howard Yoder: “And might it be, if we could be freed from the compulsiveness of
How the Church can reasonably respond to same-sex marriage
Dr. Norman Horn
Well-known pastor and author Rob Bell recently stated that he now supports same-sex marriage. Odyssey Networks posts a new interview of him explaining this new
Is There a Libertarian Position on Same-Sex Marriage?
Laurence Vance
The subjects of abortion and same-sex marriage are not just points of contention between liberals and conservatives and Democrats and Republicans. They are also a
