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 1 1 |      pervert the very idea of freedom, or they extend it at their
 2 3 |   from moral liberty, natural freedom is the fountainhead from
 3 4 |     she ever also asserts its freedom. These truths she has always
 4 5 |       desire, it follows that freedom of choice is a property
 5 6 |   good, though a proof of our freedom, just as a disease is a
 6 6 |    thereto than it abuses its freedom of choice and corrupts its
 7 6 | possibility of sinning is not freedom, but slavery. It will suffice
 8 7 |       evil. Without this, the freedom of our will would be our
 9 42|     or to grant unconditional freedom of thought, of speech, or
10 42|      It likewise follows that freedom in these things may be tolerated