Marriage is a sacred institution and a cornerstone of a good society. The image of marriage shifts with the tides of culture, and the state’s entanglement with it gives libertarian Christians a lot to untangle.
Many libertarian Christians, like me, were once conservatives. Many of our friends and family, likewise, are conservative Christians. Often I ...
I always enjoy getting interesting questions from readers via our Contact Page, and when I’m really on top of things ...
Conservative, evangelical, and fundamentalist Christians are not going to like what I am going to say. And neither are most ...
This guest post is by Jeremy Mack of The Evangelical Libertarian. Though I do not necessarily agree with everything in ...
The Internet has no lack of passionate writers opining about the Arizona bill that would have allow businesses to deny service ...
Adult maturity is partly evidenced by how well we allow our past to influence our vision and hope for the ...
We decided to react to a debate Dr. Norman Horn participated in with Dr. Allan Carlson back in 2013 on ...
LCI recently released our Mission, Vision and Core Values statement: a concise, systematic presentation of what we stand for as ...
One of the most common questions asked to libertarian Christians is what we think about LGBTQ, gay marriage, and other ...
One of the most common issues raised by non-libertarian Christians about libertarian thought is marriage licensing. Because the family unit ...
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