Ayn Rand on Rational Religious People

From  Ayn Rand Answers: The Best of Her Q&A: Chapter: “Religious Conservatives”: Q. “If religion is instrumental in spreading altruism, can we fight altruism in America without fighting religion?” A. “In America, religion is relatively non-mystical. Religious...

Leonard Peikoff’s New Book Now Available on Kindle

“Ayn Rand’s heroic vision of man as a rational, noble, productive being has inspired millions of people. It can be difficult, though, to grasp just how her ideas, universal and abstract as they are, can serve as a practical and specific guide to everyday life....

Salmieri: Differences Between Ayn Rand and Aristotle

Writes philosopher Greg Salmieri on the differences between Ayn Rand and Aristotle at Check Your Premises blog:Rand is always focused on the individual human being, who has distinctive ideas and personal values that set him apart from others in his community and that...

The Sures on Ayn Rand and Immigration

An excerpt from Chapter 5 of Ayn Rand Answers: ARI: Can you give a specific example of when she responded angrily to a question? MARY ANN: Someone asked her for her views on immigration, if she thought it was a good thing. And she got indignant immediately at the very...

Objectivism’s Approach to Happiness (12 videos)

Onkar Ghate and Tara Smith join Dave Rubin to discuss the virtue of selfishness. This is the first in a series looking at Objectivism’s approach to Happiness. The full list of topics covered in Objectivism on Happiness (Rubin Report episode list): Why Is...

Ayn Rand’s Favorite Poem: “If” By Rudyard Kipling

Philosopher Ayn Rand said that she wanted no eulogies at her funeral, but only asked that her favorite poem, “If” by Rudyard Kipling, be read. If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you; If you can trust yourself...

What Michael Caine Knows About … Ayn Rand

From This much I know: Michael Caine, actor, 76, London | Life and style | The Guardian: The book I return to is Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead. My first daughter was named after its heroine, Dominique Francon.

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