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The Objective Standard: Spring 2013Dinesh D’Souza vs. Andrew Bernstein: Christianity: Good or Bad for Mankind?Richard M. Salsman: The End of Central Banking, Part IEric Daniels: Why “Big Government” is Not the Problem


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As part of the federal government, funded by taxpayers, the U.S. military is both morally and constitutionally correct to forbid religious proselytization. MORE>>
What is morally outrageous about Apple’s highly publicized tax avoidance is not that Apple (legally) avoided paying taxes, but that the government is harassing Apple. MORE>>
Congress has infringed people’s right to free speech by infringing their right to property—such is the essence of the campaign finance laws. MORE>>
A promising new medical device for detecting electromagnetic disturbances in the brain can rapidly screen patients for intracranial swelling or bleeding. MORE>>
Government has a legal monopoly on the use of physical force. Unlike private companies, government can use its taxing powers to prop up its “businesses.” MORE>>
Removing the Ten Commandments from the schools will in no way interfere with the ability of teachers to teach or students to learn rational moral lessons in school. MORE>>
Why are most Americans not outraged by the IRS’s daily violations of individual rights? MORE>>
A born infant is an actual person with rights, not merely a potential person. Kermit Gosnell ignored this critical distinction and intentionally killed born infants—which is why he richly deserv MORE>>