The Weekly Standard on the rise of the liberalization of some Evangelical views: [A] new generation has ascended to leadership of NAE, which reports membership of 40 denominations that include about 45,000 local churches. The new NAE has distanced itself … Continue reading
I just found a fantastic article by the late Robert Nozick over at Cato. It’s titled, “Why do Intellectuals Oppose Capitalism?” Nozick was a major proponent of free markets, and has become a go-to guy for many Libertarians like myself … Continue reading
Will Wilkinson argues that liberals have their hearts in the right place, but need Libertarian-style policies to see their dreams actualized. One way to think of it is to consider where you’re starting from. I am, more or less, starting … Continue reading
Mark Thompson at The League of Ordinary Gentlemen made the following comments that resonate with me: [I]n order for libertarians to more consistently act as political free agents, or even to sign on to a coalition with the political Left, something … Continue reading
Ezra Klein gets jiggy with his sad self: Ross has an interesting rejoinder to Ron Rosenbaum’s defense of liberal guilt, and he asks, “Its political consequences aside, is guilt an appropriate response to the sins of your ancestors (whether biological … Continue reading
