| | I was looking at this book again In B&N, this time at the index for "Ayn Rand." Sure enough, she and Branden were listed...chapter five has a lengthy section on "the virtue of selfishness?". Anyone interested really should see it for themselves, but in a nutshull:
The author read Rand early on, went through a phase, grew out of it, Rand misread Adam Smith, Galt is NOT Scrooge, but suspiciously "Christ-like." Rand was popular because she did offer a morality, but it was wrong, and God is better.
Or something like that.
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