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 1   1,  18|             practise love as something freely chosen and freely lived
 2   1,  18|            something freely chosen and freely lived out. Indeed, they
 3   1,  22|              his Father, so he in turn freely communicates that love to
 4   2,  34|               his own accord and would freely arrive at full and blessed
 5   2,  35|              man, saying, 'You may eat freely of every tree of the garden;
 6   2,  38|               his own accord and would freely arrive at full and blessed
 7   2,  39|             might seek his Creator and freely attain perfection. Attaining
 8   2,  42|               alone is good", man must freely do good and avoid evil.
 9   2,  47|             only can but actually must freely determine the meaning of
10   2,  65|            kind of behaviour, even one freely chosen, comes to be considered
11   2,  68| self-commitment to God".113 With every freely committed mortal sin, he
12   2,  70|               sin the act by which man freely and consciously rejects
13   2,  71|          Creator of his own accord and freely to arrive at full and blessed
14   2,  78|                of willing is in fact a freely chosen kind of behaviour.
15   3,  87|               his friends" (Jn 15:13), freely goes out to meet his Passion (