“Our unalterable resolution should be to be free.”
— John Adams
In the heart of every family lies the potential for deep connections and shared wisdom — and reading great books together can unlock it. Drawing on Liberty Villages' principles and "The Educated Child," this post explores how classic literature strengthens family bonds, with curated reading lists from preschool through junior high.
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An open letter (originally written for a USF Macroeconomics assignment) urging the Chairman of the Federal Reserve to step down and help disassemble the Fed, arguing that the free market — not government monetary or fiscal policy — is best equipped to pull the economy out of recession.
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A call for peaceful, family-centered, individual-focused change in society — critiquing Black Lives Matter's ideology while highlighting alternative organizations and thinkers the author supports.
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A reflection on Edmund Morris's biography of Thomas Edison and the custom, home-based education that shaped him — and how that contrasts with today's one-size-fits-all government schooling, framed around a Christian, family-centered view of learning.
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A Fourth of July reflection on the Declaration of Independence — the radical idea that every person is born free and independent, endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights, and what it means to live by and defend that Liberty today.
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Liberty Villages started with a brother and sister's passion for sharing the blessings of Christian liberty. Spencer and Sophie Shrader grew up homeschooled, with an education centered on Christianity and entrepreneurship.
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