The Philosophy of Freedom

Here, in one comprehensive volume, is an explanation of the origins and applications of the philosophy of mankind's freedom. Using only observable facts of reality as the foundational principles, it offers a compelling case for the moral defense of liberty. This is a freedom handbook that explains topics such as self-interest, personal and political ethics, rights, the proper role of government, the greatness of America, capitalism, collectivism, and principles of prosperity, followed by an explanation of how these concepts apply to some controversial issues such as immigration, education, and healthcare.