Chap., §
1 Int, 1 | for perseverance, does not free humanity from the obligation
2 1, 13 | Augustine writes, "is to be free from crimes... such as murder,
3 1, 17 | which we serve God we are free, while to the extent that
4 1, 19 | destiny, sharing in his free and loving obedience to
5 1, 23 | Christ Jesus has set me free from the law of sin and
6 1, 24 | generates and sustains the free response of a full love
7 2 | the truth will make you free" (Jn 8:32) ~
8 2, 34 | and the truth will set you free" (Jn 8:32). ~
9 2, 35 | alone. The man is certainly free, inasmuch as he can understand
10 2, 38 | character... in that it is free and self-governed, swayed
11 2, 41 | intersect, in the sense of man's free obedience to God and of
12 2, 41 | participated theonomy, since man's free obedience to God's law effectively
13 2, 42 | act through conscious and free choice, as motivated and
14 2, 42 | to his feelings, and in a free choice of the good, pursues
15 2, 43 | direction to take in his free actions.81 In this way God
16 2, 47 | character as a rational and free being and the cultural conditioning
17 2, 47 | made man as a rationally free being; he left him "in the
18 2, 48 | remind us that reason and free will are linked with all
19 2, 51 | root each of the person's free acts, which are meant to
20 2, 66 | which man makes a total and free self-commitment to God,
21 2, 66 | freedom Christ has set us free; stand fast therefore, and
22 2, 67 | play through conscious and free decisions. Precisely for
23 2, 68 | option whereby he has made "a free self-commitment to God".113
24 2, 71 | it is the result of a free choice. Thus we are in a
25 2, 73 | ordering must be rational and free, conscious and deliberate,
26 2, 74 | moral assessment of man's free acts depend? What is it
27 2, 75 | According to these theories, free will would neither be morally
28 2, 80 | instruments of profit, and not as free responsible persons: all
29 3 | freedom Christ has set us free" (Gal 5:1). ~
30 3, 86 | freedom itself needs to be set free. It is Christ who sets it
31 3, 86 | It is Christ who sets it free: he "has set us free for
32 3, 86 | it free: he "has set us free for freedom" (cf Gal 5:1). ~
33 3, 87 | and the truth will set you free" (Jn 8:32).139 This is truth
34 3, 87 | is truth which sets one free in the face of worldly power
35 3, 87 | this worship they become free. Worship of God and a relationship
36 3, 87 | of the Lord, slavery is free. It is free because it serves
37 3, 87 | slavery is free. It is free because it serves not out
38 3, 87 | just as truth has made you free... you are at once both
39 3, 87 | once both a servant and free: a servant, because you
40 3, 87 | because you have become such; free, because you are loved by
41 3, 91 | Father, the one who could free them from death (cf Heb
42 3, 103| he has set our freedom free from the domination of concupiscence.
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