By Bradley Harrington “How do we know what we know? … Upon the solution to this problem every other aspect of philosophy must rest. For until we know how we know, we cannot be certain of what we know.” – Ayn Rand, “Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology,” 1966 – Last week, …
It’s not like choosing the wrong sized prom dress. It can usually be altered. Or that “dye job” gone awry. And, that hair cut, friends revel in asking, “What size bowl did they use.” “It will grow out,“ were told. Or that “dream job” that’s morphed into a nightmare. The …
By Bradley Harrington “If men have grasped some glimmer of respect for individual rights in their private dealings with one another, that glimmer vanishes when they turn to public issues – and what leaps into the political arena is a caveman who can’t conceive of any reason why the tribe …
What would the French observer of America, Alexis de Tocqueville say about our Republic if he could see it now? In 1831, he wrote, “The Americans combine the notion of Christianity and of liberty so intimately in their minds that it is impossible to make them conceive one without the …
