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The Self-Help Guide to Living in a Free Society, by Gen LaGreca
Everyone loves freedom. But do they love self-responsibility?
Gen LaGreca (8/12/2008)
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Soliloquy: Rational Individualism Will Survive, by Robert James Bidinotto
Your Editor offers a friendly dissent to views expressed by two conservative writers in this issue -- and explains to you, The Reader, why they are appearing in TNI.
Robert James Bidinotto (8/12/2008)
Soliloquy: How to Judge a Magazine -- or a Politician, by Robert James Bidinotto
Last month's critique of Congressman Ron Paul generated predictable protests from some readers. So, what should they expect from TNI -- and from political candidates?
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Bosch Fawstin: "Infidel" Artist, by Robert L. Jones
Cartoons of the prophet Muhammed sent angry Muslims into the streets. Just wait until they see the work of anti-jihadist cartoonist Bosch Fawstin.
Robert Jones (8/11/2008)
Succeeding by the Cowboy Code, by Fred Minnick
How many black cowboys live in France? No, that's not a riddle. "Cowboy capitalist" Larry Barnes has succeeded on two continents by facing life as an individualist.
Fred Minnick (8/7/2008)
The Columnist vs. the Madrassa , by Alicia Colon
When a newspaper columnist denounced plans for a publicly funded Muslim school in New York City, she didn't expect that the Powers That Be would turn against her.
Alicia Colon (8/7/2008)
Private I: The Be-Nice-to-Atlas Coalition, by Roger Donway
Roger Donway explores the promise and pitfalls of a fascinating new trend: the emerging interest of people on the political left in market-based economics.
Roger Donway (8/7/2008)
Editor's Desk, by Robert James Bidinotto

Robert Bidinotto (8/7/2008)
Soliloquy: A Reply to a Misanthrope, by Robert James Bidinotto
A brief, nasty comment by a visitor to Your Editor's blog inadvertently reveals the philosophical and economic premises -- and the soul -- of the radical environmentalist.
The Artist's I: William Wray: Plotting Life's Light, by Michael Newberry
The work of William Wray demonstrates that a fine painter can craft a story on canvas simply by means of light and color.

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