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 1 Intro,3|         in the exercise of human freedom, where there is found, side
 2 Intro,4|       prayer, and the demand for freedom to call upon the name of
 3 Intro,5|     political life, the right to freedom of conscience and the practice
 4 Intro,5|      endowed with conscience and freedom, called to live responsibly
 5  2,19  |        heritage, the dignity and freedom of God's Children... for
 6  2,24  |    manifestation of the absolute freedom of the Spirit who abundantly
 7  2,29  |        Church.~First of all, the freedom for lay people in the Church
 8  2,29  |            It is a question of a freedom that is to be acknowledged
 9  2,30  |         not in opposition to the freedom to associate, that one understands
10  3,34  | traditions a force for authentic freedom.~Without doubt a mending
11  3,39  |      faith. This is the right of freedom of conscience and religious
12  3,39  |         conscience and religious freedom, the effective acknowledgment
13  3,39  |          and society. "Religious freedom, an essential requirement
14  3,39  |  individual. It follows that the freedom of individuals and of communities
15  3,39  |        social right to religious freedom, inasmuch as it touches
16  3,43  |           nor can one speak of a freedom to 'use and misuse', or
17  3,44  |         leads people to interior freedom"(164).~Some particularly
18  4,49  |         Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation, 72)"(183).~
19  4,51  |     dignity" and in the name of "freedom" and "progress", militates
20  4,51  |        in forms left to personal freedom and responsibility, but
21  5,60  |         Instruction of Christian Freedom and Liberation, 72), and
22  5,62  |          and for everyone a true freedom in education, even through