Faith, Freedom, and Family

Exploring the interconnectedness of faith, freedom, and family, this volume addresses the challenges these foundations face in contemporary society. It features contributions from legal and theological scholars who advocate for the role of faith in law and politics. The book traces the evolution of freedom in the West and counters critiques of modern rights, while emphasizing the enduring importance of family in both historical and modern contexts. With insights from the editors and interviews with the author, it also examines global challenges to these core values.