Philosophy

Objective morality comes not from revelation, faith, or divine commandments—but from observation, logic, and the laws of nature.

As Dennis Prager again insists that if there is no God, anything goes, another jihadist commits mass murder in the name of God. The irony...

Widespread outrage concerning the Ryan plan shows the extent to which Americans regard people’s needs as constituting rights.

Examines capitalism and statism in the light of several sciences, and shows capitalism to be the only social system supported by science.

National Review again attacks and tries to mock Ayn Rand and Objectivism, and again fails to specify the alleged errors in her philosophy.

Focuses on ways in which America’s founders learned from the Greeks’ mistakes and sought to avoid them in constructing the land of liberty.

Bad parenting and bad education have produced generations of ignorant collectivists. Hence the state of America today.

Part one of a three-part series examining ways in which ancient Greek philosophers and statesmen influenced the American founders.

Surveys the history of political freedom and force, from the dawn of reason in ancient Greece to the Dark Ages, the Renaissance, and so on, up to today.

On the nature and importance of liberal education, the extent to which it has been jettisoned from American universities, and the values being lost.