https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsUjJ7TOhgk This talk was given by Roderick Long at the Mises Institute in 2004 under the title “An Informal Talk On Anarchism.” A pdf of the transcript below is here. I want to talk about some of the main objections that have been given to libertarian anarchism and my attempts
This bonus episode will be published Thursday 18 June 2026 https://reformedlibertarians.com/bonusD Kerry: In this bonus episode Gregory and I share our stories about how we became Reformed libertarians. These were initially published on the LCI website, and we’ll include the text in the transcript. We already published them separately on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPCNmrp9IUk [ The video above is a selection from an LCI Greenroom episode. In this selection, Gregory Baus explains the beginning of Presbyterian disestablishmentarianism in America, and contrasts historically Reformed “National Confessionalist” establishmentarianism with Christian Nationalism. Then, Jacob Winograd (of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast) and Gregory listen to a 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ4Ki3JdTXU My “Origin Story” by Gregory Baus I’m an independent researcher and writer in philosophy, and co-host of the Reformed Libertarians Podcast. My primary interest is in developing and promoting the Neo-Calvinist philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd, the Reformed covenant theology of Meredith Kline, and a Reformed Christian perspective on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ko7oN3sE-c My “Origin Story” by Kerry Baldwin I’m an independent researcher and writer, an education entrepreneur, and co-host of the Reformed Libertarians Podcast. I’m Principal Educator and socratic guide at Vita Nova Academy Of Albuquerque, a learner-driven mastery-based microschool. My writing, podcasts, and seminars at MereLiberty.com focus on challenging
A Non-Christian libertarian friend raised several important and relevant questions regarding episode 24 “Why Non-Christian Libertarians Should (And How They Can) Become Christians,” and our argument for religious non-neutrality. The following is a start at answering those questions. We argued at least three things that the questions concern. First, in
https://reformedlibertarians.com/024 Gregory: This is episode TWENTY-FOUR. We’re talking about why non-Christian libertarians should, and how they can, become Christians. I’m Gregory Baus, here with Kerry Baldwin. The goal of this episode is two-fold. First, we want to explain in basic terms to non-Christian fellow libertarians what becoming and being a
http://reformedlibertarians.com/023 Kerry: This is episode TWENTY-THREE And we’re discussing Calvin, Thomism, and a natural law of view of libertarianism. I’m Kerry Baldwin here with Gregory Baus. We’re interviewing Dr. Jonathan McIntosh about several of his presentations at the George Buchanan Forum. Dr. McIntosh speaks about his background, saying how he
https://reformedlibertarians.com/022 Gregory: This is episode TWENTY-TWO. We’re discussing the broader cultural context of politics. I’m Gregory Baus here with Kerry Baldwin, and we’re talking about part 1 of the Reformed Libertarianism Statement, which outlines a basic view of what culture is, as part of the context for civil governance, and
https://reformedlibertarians.com/021 Kerry: This is episode TWENTY-ONE. We’re discussing The Two Kingdoms and Christian Cultural Activity. I’m Kerry Baldwin, here with Gregory Baus. And we’ll be talking about a particular view of what has been called a “two kingdoms” doctrine, and the possibility of a distinctively Christian view of the believer’s