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 1    1,   4    |        to promote total economic freedom by appropriate laws, or,
 2    1,   4    |     essential bond between human freedom and truth, so that freedom
 3    1,   4    |       freedom and truth, so that freedom which refused to be bound
 4    1,   4    |        respond, if not a kind of freedom which, in the area of economic
 5    1,   9    |      worker the exercise of this freedom.29~It would not be mistaken
 6    1,   9    |        of the right to religious freedom, which was to become the
 7    1,   9(31)|         Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae; John
 8    2,  13    |        sphere of the exercise of freedom, and an opposition to private
 9    2,  17    |        an understanding of human freedom which detaches it from obedience
10    2,  17    |        of others. The essence of freedom then becomes self-love carried
11    2,  19    |       should have re-established freedom and restored the right of
12    2,  19    |       professional training, the freedom to join trade unions and
13    2,  19    |     grave risk of destroying the freedom and values of the person,
14    3,  24    |     ownership of property and to freedom in the economic sector.
15    3,  25    |        for the sake of truth and freedom to the sufferings of Christ
16    3,  25    |         individual exercises his freedom is conditioned in innumerable
17    3,  25    |   certainly have an influence on freedom, they do not determine it;
18    3,  25    |        they make the exercise of freedom more difficult or less difficult,
19    3,  25    |        nature, which is made for freedom, but in practice it is impossible
20    3,  25    |     suppress the sphere in which freedom is legitimately exercised,
21    3,  25    |         man, who was created for freedom, bears within himself the
22    3,  26    |          opportunities for human freedom to cooperate with the merciful
23    3,  26(58)|         Instruction on Christian Freedom and Liberation Libertatis
24    3,  29    |          the exercise of his own freedom. This principle must be
25    4,  30    |        of goods, while marked by freedom, is subordinated to their
26    4,  30    |         as an extension of human freedom ... Of its nature private
27    4,  31    |  intelligence and exercising his freedom, succeeds in dominating
28    4,  32    |      aspects. Its basis is human freedom exercised in the economic
29    4,  32    |         it includes the right to freedom, as well as the duty of
30    4,  32    |        making responsible use of freedom. But it is important to
31    4,  39    |          The result is a lack of freedom, which causes a person to
32    4,  39    |          lack of respect for the freedom of choice of the parties
33    4,  39    |          once more that economic freedom is only one element of human
34    4,  39    |        only one element of human freedom. When it becomes autonomous,
35    4,  39    |     order to live, then economic freedom loses its necessary relationship
36    4,  41    |        is the first condition of freedom, making it possible for
37    4,  42    |          meant a system in which freedom in the economic sector is
38    4,  42    |          at the service of human freedom in its totality, and which
39    4,  42    |        particular aspect of that freedom, the core of which is ethical
40    4,  43    |        of their intelligence and freedom.~The integral development
41    4,  43    |       using his intelligence and freedom. In so doing he utilizes
42    5,  44    |        capable of protecting the freedom of all. To that end, it
43    5,  45    | themselves. In defending her own freedom, the Church is also defending
44    5,  46    |       always that of respect for freedom.94~But freedom attains its
45    5,  46    |       respect for freedom.94~But freedom attains its full development
46    5,  46    |        In a world without truth, freedom loses its foundation and
47    5,  46    |    hidden. The Christian upholds freedom and serves it, constantly
48    5,  46(94)|         Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae.~
49    5,  47    |   develop one's intelligence and freedom in seeking and knowing the
50    5,  47    |        these rights is religious freedom, understood as the right
51    5,  47(97)|         Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae, 1-2.~
52    5,  48    |         guarantees of individual freedom and private property, as
53    5,  48    |          both economic and civil freedom.~In recent years the range
54    5,  51    |       role of his initiative and freedom is neglected, and in which
55    6,  59    |        in cooperation with human freedom, constitutes that mysterious