On the Platonic vs. Liberal conception of freedom:
*"If freedom is conceived in terms of fruitfulness, it will always tend to properly social expression ... Law ought to be interpreted itself as an expression of goodness; we might think of it as the extension of freedom into the social sphere. Such an extension is natural to freedom in its original sense, which relates generativity to the notion of belonging to a people.

We might say that the golden thread that binds us to God necessarily passes through others, so that one cannot receive goodness, and so be free, as an individual except as bound to others in community. Indeed, the principal community for Plato is the family, because of its own foundation in nature.
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The very individualism that Locke understands as the essence of freedom in the political order is just the opposite for Plato. ... The “root cause of sin,” he says, “is excessive love of self". This excessive love is a disorder, an offense against the good, which is the very principle of generative generosity. But for that very reason, it is a loss of freedom. In short, Plato identifies unfreedom with opposition to the community that law creates."*

Quotes from Freedom from Reality by D.C. Schindler

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