Answer: Yes. It is true that the term ‘liberalism’ or ‘being liberal’ carries ambiguity within itself. From the viewpoint of society, in one side, liberalism indicates less interference on the part of Government in social, private or economical lives of the citizens, on the other side, it does not go with the concept of ‘small government.’ Classical liberalism and modern liberalism are two different branches of “liberalism.” Classical liberalism deals with the freeness of individual. For example, the religion one would like to follow, freedom in relation to speech, owning properties etc. In other words, classical liberties talks about civil liberties.