Ep 182: Was Jesus a Socialist? with Lawrence Reed
LCI Staff
On today’s episode, Doug is joined by Lawrence Reed, president emeritus of the Foundation for Economic Education and the author of many fantastic books, to
Tag: socialism
Jesus Was Not a Socialist
Dr. Norman Horn
Our dear friend Larry Reed, an advisor to LCI and former President of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE), recently released his book Was Jesus A
You Can Learn A lot About Socialized Care from Prison
David Gornoski
“I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me.” – Matthew
The March of History – Mises vs. Marx
Dr. Norman Horn
AIER just released an incredible video about the ongoing war of ideas of socialism versus capitalism, exemplified in the persons of Karl Marx and Ludwig
Ep 135: But Who Will Build the Roads???
LCI Staff
If you had to let the state do one thing only, what would it be? Roads? Libraries? Primary Schooling? Why or why not? In this
Elucidating Ellul #1: The Problems of Capitalism and the Bigger Problems of Socialism
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
The French sociologist Jacques Ellul (1912-1994) was not just ahead of his time. He was a remarkably independent and eccentric thinker. I like to think
Ep 121: Democratic Socialism with Jamin Hübner
LCI Staff
Jamin Andreas Hübner joins us to analyze the claims of democratic socialism and whether or not libertarians should take them seriously. Show Notes A Sit
Ep 120: Loving Liberty
LCI Staff
Doug Stuart was a guest on Larry Reed’s “Reed Hour” on the Loving Liberty radio network, and joined Larry to discuss his journey to Christian
A Sit Down with the Nanny State (or “Democratic-Socialism”) Part III: Democracy, Socialism, and Freedom
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
In the last part of this series, we looked at distributism and the concerns of both public and private concentrations of power. I asserted that
A Sit Down with the Nanny State, Part II: Distributism and Crony-Capitalism
Dr. Jamin Andreas Hübner
In the last post in this series, we looked at how “socialism” can mean different things to different people. In principle, there is some distance
