Ep 222: Following Jesus in a Culture of Fear, with Scott Bader-Saye
LCI Staff
When we live in a culture of fear, how should Christians follow Jesus in such a way that lives in hope and trust in God’s
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Seven Gray Swans in the American Economy
Austin Rogers
The topic of how Christians ought to manage their finances through evolving political and economic environments can be a tricky one. We know what the
Transcending Identity Politics
Surit Dasgupta
We sometimes hear conversations which contain claims like, “Jews are so sneaky,” or “Christians are so intolerant,” or “Asians are so smart,” or “Blacks are
The Creation Story, Part II: the Responsibility of Adam and Eve
Eli Hage
In The Creation Story, Part I, we discussed the Hebrew term ha-adam. God creates ha-adam out of nothing (creatio ex nihilo), and thus man is
The Slave and the Aristocrat
Surit Dasgupta
Friedrich Nietzsche wrote in his book, The Antichrist: “Christianity has taken the side of everything weak, base, ill-constituted, it has made an ideal out of
Why Social Institutions Matter for Human Flourishing
Eli Hage
The Libertarian Christian Institute outlines five core values, the third of which is that “Social Institutions Matter for Human Flourishing.” Christian libertarians will not blink
For and Against
Doug Stuart
Because there are such common misconceptions about what libertarians believe, we are often pushed into defining ourselves by explaining what libertarianism is not. We are
The Stone Table
Surit Dasgupta
C.S. Lewis had some interesting things to say about humanity in his children’s fantasy series The Chronicles of Narnia, and what he spoke of in
The Tragedy of the Seven Samurai
Surit Dasgupta
All artistic masterpieces have something in common, according to René Girard. Akira Kurosawa’s movie Seven Samurai, better known to western audiences as The Magnificent Seven,
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
