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 1    1,  13     |       transcendence and supreme freedom. By the authority of his
 2    1,  13     |         which realizes personal freedom to the full.15 It is not
 3    1,  13     |     full.15 It is not just that freedom is part of the act of faith:
 4    1,  13     |         expression to their own freedom. Put differently, freedom
 5    1,  13     |       freedom. Put differently, freedom is not realized in decisions
 6    1,  13     |       it be an exercise of true freedom to refuse to be open to
 7    1,  13     |       of faith; it is here that freedom reaches the certainty of
 8    1,  15     | autonomy as creatures and their freedom. At this point the relationship
 9    1,  15     |        the relationship between freedom and truth is complete, and
10    3,  25     |    There is no morality without freedom... Although each individual
11    4,  43     |         courage of the truth, a freedom of spirit in confronting
12    4,  48     |       and intersubjectivity, of freedom and values, of time and
13    5,  50     |          the human being, human freedom and ethical behaviour— engage
14    5,  60     |     relation to the dignity and freedom of the human person.81 There
15    6,  66     |      the moral law, conscience, freedom, personal responsibility
16    6,  68     |     Spirit leads believers to a freedom and responsibility which
17    6,  76     |     human dignity, equality and freedom has undoubtedly influenced
18    7,  80     |       regarding man's life, his freedom and the immortality of the
19    7,  80     |    disordered exercise of human freedom. In the end, the word of
20    7,  90     |        set them free. Truth and freedom either go together hand
21    7,  90(106)|         condition for authentic freedom, and the warning to avoid
22    7,  90(106)|    avoid every kind of illusory freedom, every superficial unilateral
23    7,  90(106)|    every superficial unilateral freedom, every freedom that fails
24    7,  90(106)|       unilateral freedom, every freedom that fails to enter into
25    7,  90(106)|       as the one who brings man freedom based on truth, frees man
26    7,  90(106)|         it were breaks off this freedom at its root, in man's soul,
27    7,  91     |     approach to the analysis of freedom. Since the last century,
28    7,  91     |     source of all happiness and freedom; and now, at the end of
29 Conc, 102(124)|        Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae, 1-3.~
30 Conc, 107     |         people understand their freedom in its fullness and their
31 Conc, 108     |        of her true humanity and freedom, so too when philosophy