Ep 67: Libertarian Christian Core Values (Part 1)
LCI Staff
LCI recently released our Mission, Vision and Core Values statement: a concise, systematic presentation of what we stand for as an organization. This document will
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Ep 66: Intellectual Property with Stephan Kinsella
LCI Staff
Intellectual property affects us daily, but is hardly understood by the average individual. Is it something libertarians need to be concerned about? Is it legitimate
Diagnosis: Institutionalized Codependency
Ruth Ryder
Boundaries are one of the most fundamental principles for libertarians. They are essential for delineating personal property and bodily autonomy. These boundaries are not just
Ep 65: The Moral Superiority of Capitalism with Jay Richards
LCI Staff
Capitalism has gotten a bad rap, unfortunately because most people are unaware of what it truly means. Marxism beliefs are creeping into the public’s view
Ep 64: The Abortion Debate with Kerry Baldwin
LCI Staff
The issue of abortion is of great concern to pro-lifers, yet even libertarians debate the political issues with as much disagreement as the left and
Does Drug Testing Violate Libertarian Principles?
Laurence Vance
The libertarian position on the drug war is simple, radical, and consistent. As I said in my lecture on “Christianity, Libertarianism, and the Drug War”:
New Research: Government is Killing Us
Ruth Ryder
Here in rural Indiana, as in much of the Midwest, it’s difficult to escape the visual reminder of the ubiquity of corn and soybeans in
Ep 63: Christian Economics with Victor Claar
LCI Staff
Is there a Christian view of economics? If so, what makes The Economic Way of Thinking different for the Christian? Why do people easily believe
Republicans Still Don’t Get It on Gun Control
Laurence Vance
As night follows day, so cries for more gun control follow another deadly shooting. But once again, it is not just Democrats, liberals, progressives howling
Ep 62: Conscious Capitalism with Alexander McCobin
LCI Staff
The left frequently criticizes free market capitalism with inaccurate caricatures and economic fallacies. However, in recent years, many business leaders and academics have been revisiting
