Faith Seeking Freedom: Updated & Expanded
Faith Seeking Freedom, Doug StuartFaith Seeking Freedom is published by the Libertarian Christian Institute — a team of writers who believe that libertarianism is the most consistent ethic of Christian political thought.
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Would Open Immigration Let Employers Exploit Poor Laborers?
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As Christians, we can and should be concerned about human labor exploitation, especially when the situation involves predatory behavior.
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Why Do Some Libertarians Reject Open Borders?
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Libertarians should be skeptical of both state-restricted and state-engineered migration, since both distort natural market processes. In a libertarian society, movement is not an entitlement...
What Is the Best Libertarian Position on Immigration?
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The best libertarian position on immigration is non-aggression, which is the core principle of libertarian ethics. If a person emigrates to a new place, is respectful of his new neighbors...
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Faith Seeking Freedom is published by the Libertarian Christian Institute — a team of writers who believe that libertarianism is the most consistent ethic of Christian political thought.
Doug Stuart is Content Director at Libertarian Christian Institute and host of the Libertarian Christian Podcast. He holds an MDiv from Missio Seminary and currently lives with his wife and three children in Lancaster, PA.
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