Four Common Objections to Reformed Libertarianism

Re posted from Nate Xanders: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAgDUKzwFm3wuG6oUTKULhw

Gregory Baus, Aaron Cuevas, and Kerry Baldwin overcome 4 common objections to the compatibility of the Reformed Christian faith and libertarianism.

Question 1: What is the legitimate use of coercion according to libertarianism? Is it consistent with libertarianism to right an injustice that has nothing to do with self-defense?
https://youtu.be/eaoJ8qEH6bg?t=193

Question 2: Does libertarianism reject civil governance as such? Doesn’t Scripture tell us that civil government should enforce morality?
https://youtu.be/eaoJ8qEH6bg?t=716

Question 3: Doesn’t libertarianism hold to ‘atomistic’ individualism, meaning that societal communities are merely fictions?
https://youtu.be/eaoJ8qEH6bg?t=1473

Question 4: When it comes to the role of the civil magistrate, can Reformed libertarianism be consistent with the historical Reformed confessions?
https://youtu.be/eaoJ8qEH6bg?t=1988