The Culture of Freedom

The Culture of Freedom addresses the threats facing Western civilization from authoritarian regimes and internal neo-Marxist activists. These forces challenge our military strength and cultural values, attacking monuments, holidays, and dissenters. Despite these challenges, Western ideals like liberty, rationality, and Judaeo-Christian ethics remain vital. Signs of hope include Brexit, Australia's rejection of the Indigenous Voice, and grassroots movements in Florida and Adelaide advocating for traditional values and rigorous education. This book is a call to recognize, defend, and celebrate the rich heritage that has shaped the free world. Contributors: Toby Young: Foreword Dr Kevin Donnelly: Introduction Dr Paul Morrissey: The Origins and Nature of Western Culture Colin Black OAM: Liberal Education An Education for an Open and Free Society Dr Augusto Zimmermann: The Rule of Law as a Culture of Freedom Anna Krohn: Christian Witness: Living Memory of Human Dignity and Why Religion Matters Dr Kevin Donnelly: Western Culture Under Attack: The Enemy Within A. Gibson: The Self-hating Age: How Oikophobia is Decaying the West Gerard Holland: The Tide is Turning A Global Perspective Kenneth (Diff) Crowther: The Educational Renewal Dr Anthony Dillon: The Tide Is Turning Australia and the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Dr Fiona Mueller: Why There is Cause for Optimism