Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1  I”, 3,8     |        natural inclination of human freedom to reciprocal self-giving
 2 II”, 1,11    |           State must only guarantee freedom. Whenever a matter is of
 3 II”, 2,12    |   existential reality of individual freedom of choice and the dignity
 4 II”, 2,12    |       affect the individual area of freedom, and so it is necessary
 5 II”, 2,12    |            in it is a condition for freedom and personal maturity, and
 6 II”, 2,12    |      constitute the foundations for freedom, security and fraternity
 7 III”, 1,15   |          exaltation of individuals’ freedom of choice, with no reference
 8 III”, 3,19   |              30] the possibility—of freedom—to set up a stable and definitive
 9 III”, 3,21   |        chosen each other with equal freedom, but as soon as they perform
10 IV”, 2,28    | contributing to a greater sphere of freedom, the breakdown of the family
11 IV”, 3,29    |           powers, the guarantees of freedom, the educational interests,
12 IV”, 3,29    |             special respect for its freedom, legislation that will protect
13 IV”, 3,29    |          aspire, [65][65] religious freedom and the dignity and equality
14  V”, 1,30    |            to the human person, his freedom, dignity and values, and
15  V”, 1,30    |        which end by detaching human freedom from its essential and constitutive
16  V”, 1,30    |            to truth”.[70][70] ~When freedom is disconnected form truth, “
17  V”, 1,30    |          idea and the experience of freedom, conceived not as a capacity
18 VI”, 1,36    |          wisdom and more courageous freedom are needed to avoid errors
19 VI”, 4,44    |       correct and realistic idea of freedom in relation to marriage
20 VI”, 8,49    |           and a factor of authentic freedom, and that from the affirmation
21 Conclu”, 0,50|            in the slow march toward freedom, can be cancelled by a simple