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"If a nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and
Many of us were raised with a romanticized rendition of the story of the Pilgrims, a story that still brings
The last two posts of the Middle East have offered a bird’s eye view of the political development of the
In the last post, I offered clarity on the nature of the Middle East prior to the collapse of the
Our political candidates and commentators bring up Syria quite often. And with reason. The nation is embroiled in conflict--a very,
On the LCKeagy Facebook Page recently, I asked those who had liked the page about what topics they would like me
Worldview. A word that somehow seems to understate its own purpose. A word that often gets tossed around in clichéd
I know I have laden much of what I have written so far with the philosophical. I do not intend
Kindergarten. That’s where we learned the basics of libertarianism. Don’t hurt people and don’t take their stuff. It’s a basic
And all this brings us naturally to our final post on the two basic principles of libertarianism: the non-aggression principle.
After my previous meandering into a brief discussion of inalienable rights from a Christian perspective, I ended the previous post with the
For those of my readers who are originally from or live in the United States, we understand the rich rhetoric
So far, I have dedicated my posts to some fundamental frameworks that I think are particularly important to understand. Certainly,
I’m braving the world of ethics! Well, sort of. Now, I’m still laying groundwork here, so we’re not getting into
So far in our analysis, we’ve framed up a continuum with the extremes at either end: the absolute totalitarian state
We are finally going to start to overlap a bit into economics (no...don't leave!)! Fear not; I will make economics
I’m going to start this post with the first of the two continuums that I included in the last post.
Now to get out of the stereotypes and actually back up to understand them in context. (Quick comment: As you’ve
As readers have probably already gathered clearly enough, I hardly fit into the left vs. right paradigm as the media
I’ve made two arguments. First, that human nature is like water in that it tends to follow the path of
First of all, before we can really get much further at all, we must understand the answer to this question:

 

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