Author: Adam Lee
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Photo Sunday: Open House
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Since I’m reviewing The Fountainhead, I thought this was highly appropriate to photograph. It’s an art exhibit in Central Park called Open House, consisting of baroque concrete chairs, sofas and arches that are duplicates of those that once adorned a famous Gilded Age ballroom. Ayn Rand’s modernist hero Howard Roark, with his insistence that anything…
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The Fountainhead: The Customer Is Always Wrong
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The way to be an individualist is to do exactly what I tell you.
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The Dying of White Christian America
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As white Christians die off and the country becomes more diverse and more secular, America’s demographics are decoupling from our national mythology.
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Love is Gravity
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Written for my son’s first birthday Over the past year, I’ve spent a lot of time reflecting on why I chose to have a child. I realize this sounds backwards. To make the decision first and then subsequently come up with reasons for it smacks of after-the-fact rationalization. However, in my case, I’m convinced it’s…
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Coming Soon
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If you’ve been reading Daylight Atheism for a while, you may remember my dialogue with Andrew Murtagh, an offbeat philosophically inclined Christian, that took place in 2014 and 2015. I’m happy to announce that it’s going to become a book! The working title is Meta: On God, the Big Questions, and the Just City. It’s…
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The Nashville Statement: Christians Haven’t Learned Anything
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This is going to devastate their numbers in the decades to come, and it’s entirely a self-inflicted wound.
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The Fountainhead: Beton Brut
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For all that The Fountainhead idolizes architecture, it has little to say about the technologies that make architecture possible.
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Joel Osteen Isn’t Flooded With Compassion
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As Hurricane Harvey inundates the Texas coast, the people of Houston are looking for all the help they can get. Specifically, many of them have wondered if they can count on one of their most famous residents: the mega-wealthy Christian preacher Joel Osteen, Mr. “Choose Faith in Spite of the Facts” himself. However, as of…
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What I’ll Teach My Son About Religion
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Does it put atheist parents at a competitive disadvantage to respect our children’s freedom to make up their own minds?