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    Who Among Three: Recreating the Freeman
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    Who Among Three: Recreating the Freeman

    By Chidi J. Anaenye

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    Recreating the Freeman…with the tools of Light and Power of imaginative Will.

    In this modern age, a cynical generation has prescribed the lot of a most cardinal virtue. The very personality of freedom is put on trial. Despite the hostilities of critical atheism and capitalist domination, the common man may yet emerge the true witness to the prophecy. Deliberately engaging in a literary contest of faith and reason, a psychoanalytic inquisition could be instituted on the existential reality of creation.

    Presenting the Analogy of Naked Choice, the freeman is proclaimed with the core attributes and values of originality, rationality and morality. A new creative garden presenting an imaginary arena of light would have the man awoken to consciousness and granted absolute freedom over the use of his time, talent and treasure to meet his fundamental needs. Then, the man must choose between his dignity and survival.

    Who Among Three is the third of a twelve-volume book series on the theme of Freedom.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMay 30, 2019
    ISBN9780359697465
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    Chidi J. Anaenye

    Chidi J. Anaenye is a Biochemist, Clinical Psychologist and Creative Writer.

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