Ayn Rand & Objectivism

Join us for a series on the relationships between facts, values, and flourishing. We’ll make sense of these issues by going to fundamentals.

Events such as this illuminate individual's minds—and, in turn, the world—with moral truths that support individual rights, freedom, capitalism.

If we want to live in a society that embraces reason, egoism, and capitalism, we need to advance Objectivism. Here's a catalog of resources for doing so.

The gunman shot six people, four of them fatally. He likely would have shot and killed more. But Shaw put an end to the massacre. Is Shaw a hero? If so, why? If not, why not?

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“We couldn’t be happier. Tal is exactly the kind of talented, energetic businessman and leader we were looking for and hoping for.” —Jim Brown

Rand’s novels and non-fiction works have sold in the tens of millions, and they continue to sell, teach, and inspire. Nevertheless, various “intellectuals” and journalists seek to discredit Rand’s ideas and to vilify her character by erecting straw men and cutting them down.

If it’s cults the New York Post is rooting out, consider the nature of the cult to which William F. Buckley dedicated his life.

On the anniversary of William F. Buckley’s death, conservatives will spend the week pretending that he was a man of principle, civility, dignity. He was not.

Carl Barney discusses the ways in which Ayn Rand’s philosophy has enabled him to create “heaven on earth” in his life and to advance Rand’s ideas so that others can do so too.