Author: Adam Lee

• Obligatory self-promotion: My new book Meta: On God, the Big Questions, and the Just City, an atheist/Christian dialogue written together with Andrew Murtagh, is now available on Amazon Kindle. Check it out! We’re also planning a book tour with speaking events to be announced soon, so stay tuned. • If you’re an atheist who…

The Roark building collapse that didn’t happen, but should have.

A modern-day defense of a long-ago outrage illustrates the Catholic church’s drift toward illiberalism.

A year has passed, and we’re still here. As hard as it is to believe at times, the country is surviving. Although the Republicans have passed some awful legislation, stolen a Supreme Court seat and pulled out of the Paris treaty, we haven’t, say, started a nuclear war with North Korea, built death camps for…

It’s the second year of American dystopia, and we’re still here, still surviving. To keep that flame of resistance burning brightly, here’s a protest anthem from MisterWives’ excellent second album, Connect the Dots: What are you listening to?

The vast majority of humanity doesn’t deserve to breathe the same air as the True Creators.

It’s not a call for lower standards of evidence, but to evaluate women’s claims by the same ordinary standards that men have always enjoyed.

As robots begin taking over white-collar jobs, we need to think about what the future economy will look like while there’s time to shape it.

Rand internalized and accepted the double standard for women and pined for her inability to personally live up to it.

Is moral progress an illusion, or is it simply a realistic lesson that we can never take evil’s defeat for granted?