This is a volume of words important to libertarian philosophy defined to bring the tenant of this philosophy, individual liberty, clearly into Focus. Homage is paid to a few, but only a few, mostly modern innovators to libertarian philosophy. The gi...
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Heath: Spencer Heath (1876-1963), a mid-twentieth century libertarian philosopher, industrialist, author and lecturer who embraced Christianity. He was the first to realize the validation by Jesus of individual sovereignty, the natural (free) market and its synchronism with Jesus' teachings as expressed in His axiom, "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
Human: a term of biology intended to include mankind in the biological classification of species known as primate. This is technically accurate but has the unfortunate ambiguity of defining men merely as undistinguished members of the animal kingdom, discounting as it does, the uniqueness of their innate reason and, as some postulate, with an immortal soul.
History: the factual and cultural background of each individual's antecedents, over which one has had neither influence nor participation; an individual's actual, personally factual and cultural background; in general all events which have occurred.
Hypothesis: a proposed explanation of an observed phenomenon; not synonymous with belief.
