Is religion's appeal rooted in irrational ideas? Or does it also offer people positive values? Mr. Bidnotto argues that despite its irrational content, religion addresses valid human needs - needs that Objectivists have too long neglected. Drawing upon Ayn Rand's aesthetic theory and historic examples, this popular, path-breaking talk demonstrates that Objectivists have crucial lessons to learn from their philosophical rivals.
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Robert James Bidinotto is an award-winning investigative journalist, whose articles and reviews have appeared in Reader's Digest, The American Spectator, The Boston Herald, and many other national publications. He is the author of Criminal Justice, and is a frequent lecturer and talk show guest.
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