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1. • • Rand’s works and philosophy, DeMarco said, run counter to basic Catholic tenets. Rand, an atheist who discarded religion, compassion and the Golden Rule in favor of a devout focus on the self, once called faith “a negation of human reason.” She even questioned if individuals needed morality at all.
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   What is Ayn Rand's philosophy?

   • In Ayn Rand’s philosophy, the most important issue in human life is the supremacy and absolutism of reason. This leads Rand to reject any form of faith or belief in the supernatural, including God, as well as religious moral teachings, which order man to obey authority rather than to pursue his own rational interests.

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   • Ayn Rand (1905–1982) was a novelist-philosopher who outlined a comprehensive philosophy, including an epistemology and a theory of art, in her novels and essays. Early in her career she also wrote short stories, plays, and screenplays.

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   • Fundamental to Rand’s outlook—so fundamental that she derives the name of her philosophical system, “Objectivism”, from it—is a trichotomy among three categories: the intrinsic, the subjective, and the objective (ITOE: 52–54; Rand 1965: 13–23).

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   • We present specific criticisms of her arguments and claims below, in the relevant sections of this entry. Ayn Rand was born Alissa Zinovievna Rosenbaum, to a bourgeois Jewish family in St. Petersburg, Russia, on 2 February 1905. A witness to the Russian Revolution and civil war, Rand opposed both the Communists and the Tsarists.

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3. www.ncregister.com › blog › how-ayn-rand-led-me-toHow Ayn Rand Led Me To Catholicism - National Catholic Register

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   How Ayn Rand Led Me To Catholicism| National Catholic Register. Matthew Archbold Blogs August 14, 2012. Ayn Rand is much in the news right now as her philosophy is being tied to...

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   Apr 8, 2012 · Rand’s works and philosophy, DeMarco said, run counter to basic Catholic tenets. Rand, an atheist who discarded religion, compassion and the Golden Rule in favor of a devout focus on the self, once called faith “a negation of human reason.”. She even questioned if individuals needed morality at all.

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   In Ayn Rand’s philosophy, the most important issue in human life is the supremacy and absolutism of reason. This leads Rand to reject any form of faith or belief in the supernatural, including God, as well as religious moral teachings, which order man to obey authority rather than to pursue his own rational interests.

6. www.catholiceducation.org › en › religion-andAyn Rand: Architect of the culture of death

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   Altruism, for Galt and Rand, leads to death; individualism furnishes the only path that leads to life. Thus, in order to go on living with any degree of authenticity, we must abandon the immoral code of altruism and embrace the vivifying practice of individualism. Throughout the course of history, according to Ayn Rand, there have been three ...

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8. catholicism.org › ayn-rand-conservatisms-favoriteAyn Rand, Conservatism’s Favorite Philosopher - Catholicism.org

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   Sep 6, 2017 · What interests us is that Rand’s philosophy figures in the thinking, and perforce the actions, of men of power today who are old enough that they ought long ago to have outgrown the self-centeredness of adolescence.

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   Ayn Rand: Another Architect of the Culture of Death This article summarizes Ayn Rand's philosophy of individualism and its contribution to the Culture of Death. CatholicCulture.org...

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    Jun 8, 2010 · 1. Introduction. 1.1 Ayn Rand and Philosophy. 1.2 Life and Work. 1.3 Metaphysics and Epistemology. 2. Ethics. 2.1 What is Ethics, and Why do we need It? 2.2 Survival as the Ultimate Value. 2.3 Survival Qua Man as the Ultimate Value. 2.4 Happiness as the Ultimate Value. 2.5 Virtues, Vices, and Egoism. 2.6 Altruism. 3. Social-Political Philosophy.