Ep 225: Thank God for Bitcoin, with Jimmy Song
LCI Staff
Jimmy Song, co-author of Thank God for Bitcoin, joins us to discuss the importance of sound money, and why bitcoin is an ideal money that
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Violence, Money, and Bitcoin
Dr. Norman Horn
I want to state clearly upfront that I did not write this article, but its relevance to our present day is even more clear. Sound
God And Money: Three Radical Ideas
Austin Rogers
Jesus Christ enjoyed the greatest privilege imaginable, and yet he did not hoard it for himself. Instead, he lovingly sacrificed himself and his privilege for
Billionaires in a Free Market
Isaac Morehouse
Someone else having a billion dollars does no harm to you. It very likely makes their life harder – not materially, but emotionally, spiritually, and
Introducing “Good News, Bad News”
Dr. Norman Horn
We pride ourselves at LCI on providing great “evergreen” content for Christian libertarians across the world. Nonetheless, addressing what is happening in the world right now
Ep 133: Does Capitalism Encourage Consumerism? with Edd Noell
LCI Staff
Does capitalism encourage excessive consumption and greed? Why do anti-capitalists seem to have a zero-sum view of global economic resources? Should we be wary of
Ep 102: The Inclusive Economy with Michael Tanner
LCI Staff
The Cato Institute’s Michael Tanner joins me to discuss his book, The Inclusive Economy, and what Americans need to consider if we want to seriously
Ep 101: Tomorrow 3.0 and the Sharing Economy with Mike Munger
LCI Staff
Mike Munger from Duke University joins me to talk about the Third Economic Revolution that is currently underway. Most people think of it as the
Ep 100: Celebrating 10 Years and 100 Episodes
LCI Staff
On Monday, January 7, LCI hosted its first live episode online, where he and Dr. Norman Horn discussed the origins of LCC, Norman’s success at
Ep 99: The Good of Affluence with Dr. John R. Schneider
LCI Staff
John Schneider, author of the book The Good of Affluence, joins us to talk about a biblical theology of wealth. How can we know that
