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Prosperity Freedom And Order
You live in a boom and bust economy that views the world as one of “inadequate demand.” This approach has dominated virtually all economic thought for the last one hundred years. In addition to the booms and busts, the wide disparity of wealth has fostered extremely disrupting, corrupting and morality twisting income and estate taxes. This approach is dependent upon elaborate schemes for the creation and skimming of fictitious assets.
The Institute of Perceptionism, Inc. offers an economy of durable, moderated, steady growth that is viewed from one of “oversupply.” In addition to greatly mitigating the disparity of income and wealth, this approach can facilitate a free-orderly society. So described here, is an unequivocal description of the true nature of individual freedom. Over time, this economic concept will produce a comfortable financial cushion for nearly all the people.
From the very nature of the statements made here, one can expect to find much thinking that is outside of the conventional wisdom. If you are up to such challenging thinking, you may find stimulation that will free you to greater accomplishments. This book promises a raft ideas that can expand your mental horizons.
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What’s Inside the Book
Prosperity, Freedom, and Order takes readers through the core ideas behind Richard Allen Beach’s philosophy of personal sovereignty, moral responsibility, and economic stability. Each chapter builds on the next, offering a deeper look at freedom, society, and the structures that shape human life.
Chapter 01
This chapter explores the meaning of freedom and the role it plays in human life. It presents freedom as individual sovereignty and personal responsibility, while showing why order, self-reliance, and respect for others are essential to a truly free society.
Chapter 02
Here, the book introduces a moral framework built on personal responsibility and respect for the person, property, and family of others. It explains how moral order, individual conduct, and social stability are deeply connected in a free and lasting civilization.
Chapter 03
This chapter examines the weaknesses of modern economic systems and the instability created by debt, imbalance, and excessive dependence on credit. It challenges conventional thinking and explains why many existing structures fail to create lasting prosperity for society as a whole.
Chapter 04
In this chapter, Richard Allen Beach presents an alternative vision for a more durable economy. He outlines ideas centered on long-term stability, personal savings, broader ownership, and economic systems designed to support both prosperity and individual freedom.
Introducing Our Thought-Provoking Publications
Are you exploring questions about the meaning of life, personal purpose, freedom, and the structure of society? The Institute of Perceptionism, founded by Richard Allen Beach, offers publications designed to encourage deeper reflection on these important ideas. Through works such as Prosperity, Freedom, and Order and The Human Mission, readers are invited to consider new perspectives on liberty, responsibility, human value, and the future of civilization. Each publication is written to inspire thoughtful discussion and a broader understanding of the individual, society, and the world we live in.
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The Human Mission (Sixth Edition) – Coming Soon
The Human Mission by Richard Allen Beach is a reflective and philosophical work that explores humanity’s value, purpose, and direction. Through the lens of Perceptionism, the book presents the idea that human life holds meaning because of its unique ability to perceive, understand, and contribute to the universe. It also examines the kind of social order the author believes best supports that mission, including freedom, moral responsibility, strong families, education, and faith. Thought-provoking and ideal-driven, The Human Mission invites readers to consider deeper questions about human existence, the structure of society, and the role each person plays in a meaningful and productive life.
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What’s Inside the Book
The Human Mission invites readers into a deeper reflection on human value, purpose, freedom, and the kind of society that helps people live with meaning. Through its core concepts, the book explores Perceptionism, moral responsibility, happiness, faith, and the social order that the author believes best supports human flourishing.
Chapter 01
The book begins by exploring the idea that human life holds unique value because of its ability to perceive, understand, and contribute to the universe. It offers a thoughtful foundation for purpose, direction, and the role each person can play in a meaningful life.
Chapter 02
This presents Perceptionism from both religious and nonreligious perspectives. It shows how the philosophy can stand on its own while also serving as a thoughtful companion to traditional faith, offering readers a broader understanding of human life and responsibility.
Chapter 03
At the heart of the book is a vision for a society built on freedom, responsibility, moral order, strong families, education, and respect for individual sovereignty. This section explains how the author connects personal liberty with the long-term well-being of society.
Chapter 04
The closing ideas of the book focus on happiness, human needs, and the practical side of living out Perceptionism. It encourages readers to think about how purpose, productivity, values, and daily life come together in the pursuit of a fuller human experience.
