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Andrew Kern: The Arts of Freedom

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Andrew Kern writes at the Quiddity Blog: A community can be free only to the extent that it remains committed to being free and defending their freedom. When they choose prosperity, security, or even peace over freedom (i.e. when they renounce Patrick Henry?s declamation), they have inevitably forfeited the right to be free. But commitment to freedom has more to do with education than with economics and the military. The extent of a people?s liberty is the extent to which its people have been trained in the arts of freedom. The arts of freedom are what used to be called ?the liberal arts? before the term was watered down to an anemic notion of some vague and watery 'general education.' . . .

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on May 12, 2010 (boomark / email).

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