For those that don’t spend a lot of time on Facebook I recently announced a new project— a website called Austro-Libertarian, which can be found at austrolibertarian.com (if you haven’t yet, please go like the FB page). Inquiring minds are curious, […]
It’s a small bit annoying that the libertarian creed has to constantly be restated to self-described libertarians who do not understand the relationship between libertarianism qua political theory and extra-libertarian commitments related to social and cultural concerns. That is to […]
Mises’ article on “The Plight of Underdeveloped Nations” makes an insightful observation regarding the sad impact of western socialist propaganda on underdeveloped nations— especially during the mid-twentieth century increases of worldwide awareness and globalization. As he points out, the very […]
Dr. R. Scott Clark is a Professor of Church History and Historical Theology at Westminster Seminary California and a minister in the URCNA. However, to those on the internet, Clark is primarily a polemicist. On Twitter, his blog, and his […]
Those who seek to defend the free market against government interventionism or socialism often refer to Adam Smith’s mystical “invisible hand” which somehow and miraculously helps to coordinate the wants and needs of people in society. The critics of unfettered free […]
As I have shown previously, the reformed have held to the consent theory of government. Summarizing this position, Rutherford said “I conceive it to be evident that royal dignity is not immediately, and without the intervention of the people’s consent, […]
What is money? Most people have only a vague idea. It has something to do with the green pieces of paper in one’s wallet; but then again such paper is rarely used in our digital age. The intention of the […]
When we talk about nationalism, there are actually two different things that can be discussed. Often, these things can get conflated and this can result in unnecessary confusion. In one sense, nationalism refers to the idea that the nation, or […]
It is well known in Austrian circles that the methodology of economics is praxeology; that is, one can discover economic laws by discovering the implications of the fact that individuals act purposefully. Praxeology is the study of purposeful behavior, it […]