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Christian Liberty and the Making of a Free Commonwealth How Christian Moral Law Shaped Liberty, Government, and Responsibility in America

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by: Harry Wynne
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Publication Date: June 23, 2026
Book Size: 5.5" x 8.5"
Pages: 56
Binding: Perfect Bound
Color: Standard Black & White
Cover Finish: Matte
Paper: 60# Uncoated White
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Book Synopsis
Christian Liberty and the Making of a Free Commonwealth presents a concise theological and historical defense of America’s original liberty framework: God-given rights, limited civil government, moral law, and the duty of self-governing citizens.

Written as part of the Foundations of Liberty series — Truth. Faith. Duty. — this booklet explains how Christian moral law shaped the development of ordered liberty, constitutional government, local responsibility, and citizen duty in America.

It challenges readers to recover the forgotten “bookends” of liberty: rights that come from God, not government, and citizens morally prepared to preserve those rights through faith, knowledge, courage, and lawful action.

This booklet is intended for churches, families, civic groups, study circles, and citizens who believe liberty cannot survive without truth, moral responsibility, and self-government under God.
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