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 1   1,  7 |    Of course one can. Man is free. He can say 'no' to God.
 2   1,  8 |     freedom. Faith demands a free adherence on the part of
 3   1,  8 |     equipped with reason and free will and endowed with personal
 4   1,  10| salvation through his or her free cooperation.~For this reason
 5   1,  11|      only in him, are we set free from all alienation and
 6   2,  14|  very beginning, is meant to free people from these evils.
 7   2,  18|      or a program subject to free interpretation, but it is
 8   5,  45|   about how we are to be set free from sin and death. The
 9   5,  58|    as a son of God, sets him free from injustices and assists
10   8,  88|     a poverty which sets him free for the Gospel, overcoming