Tag Archives: libertarianism

State, Society, and Government

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Bad Quaker

State, Society, and Government by Ben Stone (audio article) As has been noted by others, people have a tendency to confuse society and/or government with the State. In discussions of freedom, this is a point of confusion that often ends … Continue reading →

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A General Theory of Liberty, Tyranny, and Sin

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Bad Quaker

Disclaimer: Because of the nature of the topic, allow me to be perfectly blunt so there are no misunderstandings to clear up later. I am not writing nor re-writing scripture. I am not establishing an edict. Though I refer to … Continue reading →

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My Natural Progression from Libertarian Theist to Quaker

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Bad Quaker

I’ll make every effort here to avoid allowing this to turn into a history lesson. Considering my love of history, that’ll be no easy feat. I will at very least, need to give some historical background in order for the … Continue reading →

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