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Out of the Ashes: A Layman's Guide to Rebuilding American Culture | Anthony Esolen

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It's not your imagination: civilized human society is collapsing. Communities no longer work towards a common good; children are no longer our first priority; businesses no longer value "hard work"; arts and skills have been lost; and gender is decided by the individual, not biology. We cannot reverse national and global trends, says professor Anthony Esolen; but we can build communities that live up to humanity's promise and responsibility. In Out of the Ashes, Esolen identifies the gaping problems in our society and lays out a blueprint for reconstruction that puts our future in the hands of individuals focused on the good of the local community.

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Out of the Ashes: A Layman's Guide to Rebuilding American Culture | Anthony Esolen

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I thought it was great. Blunt, and if you‘re not already at least leaning toward anti-culture and classical education, it will probably rub you the wrong way. I‘ve got a thing for beauty and truth and wisdom, and this book does too. As much as it disparages modern society, it‘s full of hope, which was my favorite part.

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