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1 3 |   moral liberty, whether in individuals or in communities, that
2 9 | been said of the liberty of individuals is no less applicable to
3 9 |  and the natural law do for individuals, that human law, promulgated
4 11|   be considered, whether in individuals or in society, whether in
5 13|   safeguarded-the rights of individuals, of domestic society, and
6 15|  simply in the free will of individuals; that the authority in the
7 16|     is most hurtful both to individuals and to the State. For, once
8 18| affirm that the morality of individuals is to be guided by the divine
9 19|     examine that liberty in individuals which is so opposed to the