In a comment on the conservative philosopher blog Right Reason, I finally post my thoughts about something that has been percolating for a long time. This needs to be developed further. It is crucial, in my view, to seriously supporting the claim that libertarianism is neither left nor right. Lydia McGrew wrote: My own position is that the intrinsic worth of man is more fundamental than the autonomy of man and, indeed, places limits upon it–an ethical position that is certainly no more intrinsically “controversial” or “religious” than its denial. And that is one of the many reasons why, despite … Continue reading Libertarianism and Autonomism: Not The Same!