Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,3 |      own vital seeds of genuine freedom and progress (cf. AG, 8,
 2    I, 3,8 |        Declaration on Religious Freedom countenance no "minimalism"
 3   II, 2,25|       preserving here religious freedom correctly understood (cf.
 4  III, 2,57|             HUMAN AND CHRISTIAN FREEDOM~ ~61 The divine call of
 5  III, 2,57| revealed himself in Christ. The freedom of fallen man has been so
 6  III, 2,57|         has received grade, his freedom is so elevated and strengthened
 7  III, 2,57|         promote a true sense of freedom and its right use against
 8  III, 2,57|        force. She also protects freedom against those who deny it,
 9  III, 2,57|        by no means unaware that freedom, even when assisted by divine
10  III, 2,57|         use and limits of human freedom. For this reason she is
11  III, 2,57|       for and to foster genuine freedom, and also to bring about
12  III, 2,57|       religious fields, se that freedom will be able to be truly
13  III, 2,57|       for the right exercise of freedom. They have this duty, of
14  III, 2,58|        main impediment to human freedom. When man freely applies
15  III, 2,59|         civil laws.~ ~Christian freedom still needs to be ruled
16   IV, 1   |         is a fruit of grace and freedom, and does not ultimately
17   IV, 1   |         possible regard for the freedom and "creativity" of those
18    V,12   |       adolescent’s personality. Freedom from egocentrism and subjectivism