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'''''Achieving Freedom''''' is a book by [[Stefan Molyneux]]. It was preceded by ''[[Everyday Anarchy]]'' and ''[[Practical Anarchy]]''. Only the first part of the book has been released so far. | '''''Achieving Freedom''''' is a book by [[Stefan Molyneux]]. It was preceded by ''[[Everyday Anarchy]]'' and ''[[Practical Anarchy]]''. Only the first part of the book has been released so far. In the part of the book that has been released, Molyneux challenges the view that academia, religion, and politics will lead to a reduction in the size of government. The book offers arguments and evidence that supports this criticism. The book also examines why people are resistant to the philosophy of liberty. Molyneux has written the next part of the book and is expected to release it some time in the near future. This part of the book will deal with the actual process of achieving freedom. | ||
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Revision as of 08:39, 30 November 2010
Achieving Freedom is a book by Stefan Molyneux. It was preceded by Everyday Anarchy and Practical Anarchy. Only the first part of the book has been released so far. In the part of the book that has been released, Molyneux challenges the view that academia, religion, and politics will lead to a reduction in the size of government. The book offers arguments and evidence that supports this criticism. The book also examines why people are resistant to the philosophy of liberty. Molyneux has written the next part of the book and is expected to release it some time in the near future. This part of the book will deal with the actual process of achieving freedom.