Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture of Contempt Free Audiobook Download by Arthur C. Brooks

Arthur Brooks is the president of the American Enterprise Institute and author of "The Road to Freedom: How to Restore Capitalism in America". His book, 'Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture of Contempt' was published in May 2015. Brooks argues that in order to have a successful nation-state it is vital that we come together and nurture our fellow human beings as we would our own children.

Love Your Enemies: How Decent People Can Save America from the Culture of Contempt by Arthur Brooks is a nonfiction book about how we can transform our culture of contempt for others into a culture of respect. It is about how to treat people well, how to see our enemies as friends, and how kindness leads to better lives for everyone. The points made in the audiobook are clear and concise, with many examples.

"Love Your Enemies" is a powerful and compelling book which will change the way you think about your own potential for meaningful change. It offers hope that our society is not doomed to endless violence, and offers insights for how we can all work together to make America great again.

The book examines the culture of contempt, specifically how it has been a force in American politics and society. Brooks's main point is that the culture of contempt has led to people being more self-interested than providing for others. He also looks at why people are so quick to judge others and what can be done about it.

We are the nation of mediocrity. We are no longer a nation of rugged individualists and individual rights. We are a nation of society, government and religion. There is no such thing as an untouchable or undeserving person.

Arthur Brooks, Ph.D., is a sociologist at the American Enterprise Institute and author of the "The Road to Character." In this audiobook, Brooks argues that decency saves America from the downward spiral of moral decline and cultural cynicism by showing respect for one's enemies as well as those who disagree with you, regardless of their position on the issues. By being decent, Brooks says, we can realize our highest ideals and build a more united society.