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The Epistemology of Revelation

The Epistemology of Revelation

Dan Sanchez

In ancient times, those who favored teleological interpretations of the cosmos, also tended to favor the epistemology of revelation.

That Papola Talk Last Night

That Papola Talk Last Night

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Last night’s session at the Austrian Scholars Conference was nothing short of magical.

Cosmology as Teleology

Cosmology as Teleology

Dan Sanchez

In Theory and History, Chapter 11, Mises discusses the two kinds of causation resorted to

Richard Ebeling

Faculty Spotlight Interview: Richard M. Ebeling

Mises.org

Richard M. Ebeling is professor of economics at Northwood University.

The Iliad and the Misesian Notion of “Ideological Might”

The Iliad and the Misesian Notion of “Ideological Might”

Dan Sanchez

Man’s quest for the great mysteries of the universe began long before philosophy proper is thought to have begun, with the life and thought of Thal

A Misesian Perspective on the History of Thought

A Misesian Perspective on the History of Thought

Dan Sanchez

A thinker’s journey is never done.

Finally, free energy (well, sort of)

Finally, free energy (well, sort of)

Jim Fedako

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The Great Burger Battle

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Sports bore me but I can’t get enough of the great

Green Movement, Incompetence, Proving Very Expensive for California

Green Movement, Incompetence, Proving Very Expensive for California

Michael Martin

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The Market Against Race and Sex Discrimination

The Market Against Race and Sex Discrimination

Jacob H. Huebert

Libertarians with conservative backgrounds might grumble at