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 1  Int,   4     |  concept of the person as a free and intelligent subject,
 2    1,  15     |     the truth will make you free” (Jn 8:32).~Christian Revelation
 3    2,  19     |    do so, but because their free will and their sinfulness
 4    2,  22     |    its weakness, setting it free from the shackles in which
 5    2,  23     |    Cross, therefore, breaks free of all cultural limitations
 6    3,  25     |   ethically, according to a free and rightly tuned will,
 7    3,  33(28) |  basis of the human being's free and personal search for
 8    4,  43     |     by faith, reason is set free from the fragility and limitations
 9    4,  43     |     case attained by way of free and informed choice.46~This
10    6,  67     |   way of human reason fully free to give its assent. Faith
11    6,  75     |    destroy but perfects the free will of each believer who
12    6,  76     |   truths is the notion of a free and personal God who is
13    7,  90     | illusion to try to set them free. Truth and freedom either
14    7,  90(106)|  and the truth will set you free” (8:32): “These words contain