locoslomo

Just curious if any of you have advice on books or articles describing the interaction / relation of objectivism to religion and faith.

pyraxis

The chapter "Consciousness and Spirituality" from Nathaniel Branden's book "The Art of Living Consciously" is a good place to start.

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locoslomo

Great...thanks. Any other recommendations are still appreciated -I'm looking to study the continuum between faith and reason.

Dave_Angel

These two links may be of use:

http://www.aynrand.org/
http://www.objectivistcenter.org/

I've just finished reading 'The Fountainhead' by Ayn Rand. The addresses the basis and application of objectivism. I recomend it to anyone, as it's a great book.

JohnnyRoyale

Atlas Shrugged, if your thinking about Ayn Rand. IMO, it's a better into.explanation than the fountainhead. Also, Jean-Paul Satre is good (I hear, he's next on my list.)

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FleaCircus

There's a book called The Philosophy of Ayn Rand by Leonard Peikoff. Covers, in broadstrokes, the important parts of Ayn Rand's thoughts on Objectivism.

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