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Examine and discuss George H. Smith’s arguments against the existence of God and the validity of religion—and see whether they make sense.  Whether you were born into a religious family,...

Enhance your love of literature by viewing it through a philosophic lens.

Explore what capitalism really is and how it relates to the requirements of human life, liberty, and happiness, Is it to blame for today’s societal problems—or is it a scapegoat?

Learn and compare the competing philosophic ideas that shaped the Western world and continue shaping it today—morally, culturally, and politically.

Learn the moral code that helps you think clearly, live happily, and defend liberty. Many believe morality comes from God through revelation, and is thus objective. Others believe morality is...

Fortify your understanding of Ayn Rand’s “philosophy for living” by grounding its key principles in perceptual reality through focused discussions of Leonard Peikoff’s course “Understanding Objectivism.”

Learn about love from some of history’s most romance-focused artists. Romantic love is one of the most soul-fueling values in life. It’s also one of the most difficult to build and maintain ...

Deepen your understanding of principles for thinking clearly and living fully by critically examining Ayn Rand’s Philosophy: Who Needs It. What is the nature of the world in which we...

How can we create a world of immense wealth and prosperity? A world where individuals are fully free to produce and trade, and to pursue happiness as they see fit?...

Join Martin—along with active-minded readers from all over the world—for fun and enlightening discussions, and pull every ounce of value from Ayn Rand’s classic novel, The Fountainhead.

“The purpose of morality,” wrote Ayn Rand, “is to teach you, not to suffer and die, but to enjoy yourself and live.” Is this true? If so, why? What does it mean for your life? And what does it mean for traditional morality?

Improve your writing with principles from Ayn Rand. “I don’t need outlines—I write best when I’m free from constraints.” “I can’t cut any of this material—it’s all essential.” “I need...