Remembering Freedom

*If you would like an ARC/review copy free of charge, contact me via this website!* Available now wherever books are sold and coming to you from New Harbor Press is Connor S. Curley’s first book, Remembering Freedom. 

Too often, the worldviews and fundamental beliefs of the modern human are too far removed from our own to have meaningful discussions. How are we to communicate when everything is boiled down to mere point of view? Or how are we to discuss human flourishing when happiness is considered the fulfillment of fleeting pleasure? And how are we to respond when our cries to outlaw evil are met with protestations that we are inhibiting personal freedom? 

If you find yourself met with these challenges in the crazy modern dialogue, you are not alone. And this book is just for you.  

Remembering Freedom reclaims a coherent anthropology of Freedom, Happiness, and Knowledge. This reclamation is at once rooted in Thomistic philosophy without devolving into mere historicism - a simple turning backwards in time and thought. This book articulates an essential premise of productive discussions: that there is an objective truth, and that Truth is Personal in nature. We do not simply encounter truth as subjective individuals with senses, opinions, and personal backgrounds: rather, encounter with truth is a response to a Person Who beckons us come, recognize Him in the created nature we perceive around us. 

Remembering Freedom is unique on the public stage in that it is rooted in classical philosophical premises, while at the same time not falling prey to historicism as the only way of reclaiming coherency. It offers a synthesis of complex intellectual traditions in a way that is timely, coherent, and pastorally relevant, giving clarity through integrating traditional ideas to a coherent worldview - something sorely lacking in modern discourse. This book is designed to be at once engaging and practical.

Remembering Freedom is one discussion you won’t want to miss! Available now!