Q&A and the Liberal Left | History of the Present
The main problem is that liberalism is essentially concerned with a freedom from politics. In this sense, it is a continuation of the early philosophical and Christian disdain for political affairs and the public realm. As with Plato and Augustine, the modern liberal believes that politics is best kept to a minimum and is ultimately only a means towards a higher end, in their case, the protection of private property and personal security.
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
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