Papal encyclicals relevant for political and moral questions

• Populorum Progressio, Paul VI, 1967
• Humanae Vitae, Paul VI, 1968
• Sollicitudo Rei Socialis, John Paul II, 1987
• Evangelii Gaudium, Francis I, 2013

Libertarians defending religion and religious movements

• Entretien avec Jean-Yves Naudet, par Grégoire Canlorbe

• François Guillaumat, La Politique du Décalogue

• James Redford, Jesus Is an Anarchist

Libertarians critical of religion and religious movements

Ayn Rand

• Ayn Rand, Requiem for Man
• Ayn Rand, Of Living Death

Ludwig von Mises

Wherever it is not in power, Marxism claims all the basic liberal rights, for they alone can give it the freedom which its propaganda urgently needs. But it can never understand their spirit and will never grant them to its opponents when it comes into power itself. In this respect it resembles the Churches and other institutions which rest on the principle of violence. These, too, exploit the democratic liberties when they are fighting their battle, but once in power they deny their adversaries such rights.

Ludwig von Mises, Socialism

Jan Krepelka

• Jan Krepelka, Are Libertarianism and the Catholic Church Incompatible? Damn straight!