I first read Atlas about 12 years ago, since then I have read Atlas 3 times cover to cover and listened to it on audiobook 5 or 6 times while driving back and forth from work. I was sucked in.

I have read Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand by Leonard Peikoff and found it interesting. I have only read this once and will need to read it a few more times to have the ideas sink in.

I could not get into the fountian head, I don't know why but the book just does not ring through to me like Atlas does.

I am a deeply religious person. The philosophy of Objectivism works very will with my religious believes and with my interpretation of what God is like.This is one of the few places I have found where Ayn Rand and I would not agree, but if we agreed on everything one of us would not be using there mind, at least that is true until we have perfect knowledge of all things.

I look forward to sharing with others who think largely like I do. Small Government, Very little regulation and if possible the peaceful method of working with others to accomplish this.

I am from the US, but this is a global fight and global issue. We need to share our message with others no matter where they are from and gain the kind of freedom enjoyed here in the US from its inception and through the 19th century for everyone.