A Freedom Like No Other: America 250 and the Restoration of the American Republic
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Book Overview To renew America, we must remember what made it great in the first place.Across the ages, republics have been lost not only to enemies wi...
To renew America, we must remember what made it great in the first place.
Across the ages, republics have been lost not only to enemies without, but to corrosion within. Free societies are rare. Lasting free societies are rarer still. So, what are the prospects for the American republic at the 250th anniversary of the revolution? Many citizens long to "make America great again," but far fewer ask the deeper question: What made America great in the first place-and what kind of freedom can last? What does it mean that half a century of cultural conflict, ideological polarization, and unprincipled power has left Americans fractured, disillusioned, and tempted by extremes of chaos on one side and control on the other? And what happens when the older menace of tyranny is joined by the newer challenge of artificial intelligence-magnifying the forces that weaken truth, character, and self-government?
In A Freedom Like No Other, Os Guinness offers not another round of outrage from left or right, but a constructive path forward-twelve foundational principles for restoring the Republic and renewing ordered liberty. The third in a quartet of studies on the crisis of America and the West (following Our Civilizational Moment and America Agonistes), this book is a foreign admirer's call for America's semiquincentennial to be more than celebration: a time of honest self-examination, needed correction, and national rededication. Drawing on America's Jewish and Christian roots and the covenantal vision of freedom and responsibility that shaped the Republic at its best, Guinness sets out the moral and civic architecture a free people must recover if they are to remain fit to be free.
This is a book for every American who believes freedom is worth the cost, and for anyone around the world who knows the alternatives and longs for a human-friendly future.
Book Details Format: Paperback | Publisher: LIGHTNING SOURCE INC | ISBN: 9798991845
FormatPaperback
ISBN9798991845
EAN9798991845274
PublisherLIGHTNING SOURCE INC
Publication Date2026-05-08
AccessoriesNo Accessory
ConditionNew
Product TypeQUALITY PAPERBACK BOOKS
Weight0.55 Pounds
Length9.0 Inches
Width6.0 Inches
Height0.42 Inches
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