On October 5, 2006, two remarkable men delivered their strongest cases in defense of classical liberalism, the political philosophy of the Founding Fathers. Prof. Richard Epstein, a prominent law professor at The University of Chicago, said there is no need to appeal to faith or religion to make the case for limited government. Fr. Robert Sirico, a Roman Catholic priest and president of The Acton Institute, a think tank based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, said religious faith is a necessary element in the case for classical liberalism as well as the success of free societies. This 37-page book is the perfect introduction to classical liberalism for both skeptics and believers. It delivers arguments and ideas that both sides will find compelling, and by placing the cases side-by-side, this book helps each side better understand the ideas and concerns of the other.

Skepticism, Faith, and Freedom

Richard A. Epstein

Rev. Robert Sirico

The Heartland Institute and The Acton Institute

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Skepticism, Faith, and Freedom