Is selfishness really a virtue, as Ayn Rand argues? There is a great gulf between the teachings of an atheist like Ayn Rand and the understanding of a Catholic libertarian. We do not dissent from the doctrines or moral teachings of the Church. As the Catechism of the Catholic Church notes: "It is the basis of praise or blame, merit or reproach." In His wisdom, God permits it. Catholic libertarians are not isolated individualists. She charges that libertarians are radical individualists who see themselves as Robinson Crusoe on his island, accountable to nobody. Clark also misses the mark in characterizing libertarians as selfish individualists. Libertarians of every stripe understand freedom to mean that no one may initiate force against another. It is the non-aggression principle: that no one may initiate physical force against another. Clark and other Catholic commentators would do well to examine how a Catholic Christian applies the non-aggression principle to a life of faith. But real life isn’t like the movies, and while the public has an endless thirst for fairy-tale romances, the type of love-at-first-sight-sweep-you-off-your-feet romance perpetuated by most rom-coms is unrealistic, false, and destructive to forming healthy relationships. While many libertarians may not know this higher freedom, a Catholic libertarian will likely understand both natural freedom and the true freedom; and aspire to both.

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