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I would recommend it to any Ayn Rand fans who still possess the courage to people in this country, US citizens who like the idea of the U. I would recommend it to any Ayn Rand fans who still possess the courage to acknowledge the importance of her work. From the. Oct 15, Teri rated it really liked it Shelves: libertarian , logic-philosophy.

To mark its year anniversary, Playboy magazine which I don't normally support! You can read these free, one at a time, via the Kindle Lending Library, too. I picked up this one of Ayn Rand. It was a thought-provoking article, as I knew it would be. Rand talked about original sin, morality, To mark its year anniversary, Playboy magazine which I don't normally support!

Rand talked about original sin, morality, free will, reason, the central purpose of life, emotions, hedonism, self-esteem, her philosophy of objectivism, self-sacrifice, the symbolism of the cross, absolutism, laissez-faire capitalism, the individual, collectivism, National Review, conservatism, conspiracy, ideas, dictatorships, censorship, altruism and greatness.

That was a lot to pack into one interview!

As always, she spoke clearly and confidently in her views. I found this quote interesting keeping in mind that Rand viewed faith as the "negation of reason" : Now you want me to speak about the cross. What is correct is that I do regard the cross as the symbol of the ideal to the nonideal. Christ, in terms of the Christian philosophy, is the human ideal.

He personifies that which men should strive to emulate. Yet, according to the Christian mythology, he died on the cross not for his own sins but for the sins of the nonideal people. In other words, a man of perfect virtue was sacrificed for men who are vicious and who are expected or supposed to accept that sacrifice.

If I were a Christian, nothing could make me more indignant than that: the notion of sacrificing the ideal to the nonideal, or virtue to vice. And it is in the name of that symbol that men are asked to sacrifice themselves for their inferiors.

That is precisely how the symbolism is used. That is torture. Later in the article the interviewer asks her about self-sacrifice and whether she would step in front of a bullet for her husband. Her answer: It is not self-sacrifice to die protecting that which you value: If the value is great enough, you do not care to exist without it. This applies to any alleged sacrifice for those one loves.

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Funny, she couldn't make the same connection to what Christ did for us! He basically did step in front of a bullet for us because He loves and values us.

But she failed to see it and the interviewer never pointed that out to her, either. Still, it was an intriguing interview. There are so many points of hers that I can agree with, even if she would consider my faith irrational. Dec 16, Luke Crawford rated it really liked it.

Not the most entertaining playboy interview i have read, but that is l likely because I have read a lot of Rand in the past, and this is, well, something of a cliff's notes. I'm not saying you should adopt her philosophy, but you should certainly understand it, considering how influential she is in American politics. Apr 14, Robert Harrison rated it it was amazing.

Freedom lovers. All the books that Ayn rand has written are and will always be the best expression on how we can achieve an ideal state for the human race. You must be patient when reading so not to miss out on the true message in her books. Sep 16, Jack Webb rated it it was amazing. Refreshing What a pleasure to be able to read Ms. Rand's ideas outside of her novels. To be able to "hear" someone with such intelligence and clarity of ideas, even if you don't agree with them, is an absolute pleasure.

Dec 17, cisco pike rated it it was amazing. Ayn Rand speaks There are a great many compelling ideas in Ayn Rand's books. Here, the author lays out the case for objectivism in a thoughtful interview. Mar 12, Nick rated it liked it.

It's always interesting to read other philosophies and points of view. But boy was this lady out there. I think she over-compensated for her hatred of the Soviet system of government. Jun 06, Naomi rated it it was amazing. An excellent interview that gives, for lack of better explanation, a primer on the author's beliefs and concepts. A very good intro for those new to Objectivism and Ms.

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