Archive for “Onkar Ghate”


5 min. Morality without Religion

Yaron Brook and Onkar Ghate explain how moral concepts can be validated without reference to religion.

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2 min. Promoting Reason

Onkar Ghate on the critical importance of promoting reason in the culture.

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8 min. The Berlin Wall, Part 2

Debi Ghate interviews Yaron Brook and Onkar Ghate on the history of the Berlin Wall, and the meaning of its fall. (Part 2 of a 2-part interview; see also Part 1.)

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7 min. The Berlin Wall, Part 1

Debi Ghate interviews Yaron Brook and Onkar Ghate on the history of the Berlin Wall, and the meaning of its fall. (Part 1 of a 2-part interview; see also Part 2.)

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4 min. Objectivism and the Supernatural

Onkar Ghate discusses why Objectivism is fundamentally incompatible with belief in the supernatural. Excerpted from an ARC Lecture Series Q-&-A session.

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9 min. Ayn Rand and the Philosophy of Self-Esteem

Onkar Ghate discusses the ideas underlying the founding of America, and how those ideas are under attack in today’s schools. (Pajamas TV interview; 9 min.)

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8 min. Revolutionary Principles

Onkar Ghate on the ideas of America’s founders, and the influence of Hobbes, Rousseau, and Locke on the American system of government. (Pajamas TV interview; 8 min.)

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31 min. The Teachings of Ayn Rand

In this interview from the “Taking Back America” podcast, Onkar Ghate offers an overview of Ayn Rand’s philosophy, the importance of the self, and philosophical reasons for today’s erosion of freedom. (Podcast interview; 31 min.)

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5 min. Does Morality Require Religion?

Yaron Brook and Onkar Ghate explain why morality and the fulfillment of human needs are not dependent on religion. Excerpted from an ARC Lecture Series Q-&-A session.

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6 min. The Incompatibility of Reason and Faith

Onkar Ghate and Yaron Brook discuss the incompatibility of reason and faith. Excerpted from an ARC Lecture Series Q-&-A session.

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