The Tom Woods Show, episode 581.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hello, everybody, Tom Woods here.

I haven't done an episode on my own in quite a while. So today I am doing exactly that.

I'm going to go through an article that was brought to my attention.

We're going to go through it and respond and overturn misconceptions and have a lot of fun.

I'll tell you about that article in just a minute.

I do want to point out very quickly that my poor friend Yarrow Starak, whose webinar I've been telling you

about, was going to be held today, had to be postponed because the poor guy has food poisoning.

So if you're interested in that webinar where he's going to explain how he uses his blog as an income

source, so in other words, he wants to earn something other than

personal satisfaction from blogging, then you'll want to check it out on Monday instead. Monday,

February 1st, you can sign up at tomwoods.com slash blog webinar, all one word.

Today I want to look at an article that, of course, is linked on the show notes page.

Gosh, you must get so tired of hearing me say that, but I want resources available to people.

So it's going to be there.

Tom Woods.com slash 581.

And it's called The Religious Problem with Libertarianism, and it's by a guy named Bruce Ashford, who is apparently a professor at Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary.

And apparently he's been doing a series on different schools of political thought, and now in the fourth out of the seven, he's arrived at libertarianism.

And I don't think it's a particularly good article, and it doesn't show that he's done a whole lot

of reading in it. He doesn't, for instance, seem to be aware that there is a libertarianism that

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