A defence of the culture of freedom, from scientific knowledge to traditions, using critical judgement, the arts, values, customs and ways of life as a basis. From this new approach, the author carries out an analysis of liberalism that goes beyond the merely economic, and offers us a 360° vision of how it influences everyday aspects such as the Church, journalism, bullfighting and politics, inequality and literature. Through these pages, he conveys that the essence of the culture of freedom is that "freedom is not to be encouraged and defended for its beneficial economic effects, even if it has them". Freedom is good in itself, it is good in itself, regardless of its consequences. Because freedom is not a means. Freedom is an end.
