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 1 II,4  |       faith Mary exercises her free will and thus fully shares
 2 II,4  |      at all times respects the free will of the human "I". And
 3 III,7 |       or she is a rational and free creature capable of knowing
 4 III,7 |    like God, as a rational and free being. It also means that
 5 III,8 |       is completely divine and free of the "masculine" bodily
 6 IV,9  | freedom, that is, man's use of free will by choosing good or
 7 IV,9  |   standard of its own in man's free will, and it also has within
 8 IV,9  |      the sphere of freedom and free will, it can then be said
 9  V,16 |       Jew or a Greek, slave or free, according to the well-known
10 VI,20 |        results not only from a free choice on the part of man,
11 VII,26|   Christ acted in a completely free and sovereign manner. In