A Garden in Liberty outlines a crosswalk between the family and free market, highlighting sexual integrity as the dividing line between good and evil. Providing a vision for natural order and a model to diagnose political disorder, the extrapolations draw insight from the stories of Genesis. The analogies are tailored to an economic context as family dynamics are extended into the nation. This book and its companion, A Garden in Hedon, reveal the best and worst of humanity. As the children of God rise in resurrection, the rise and fall of nations will come to an end.