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 1 Int, 3|         society, enclosed without freedom in a totalitarian system.
 2  1, 13|          authority, education for freedom and the handing on of values
 3  1, 18|         they respect the rightful freedom of married couples. Where
 4  2, 22|        forms of man's dignity and freedom. ~
 5  2, 24|        the limits placed upon the freedom of the individual or of
 6  2, 25|       religious groupings, in the freedom of acceptance which they
 7  2, 26|         way it absorbs individual freedom in the collectivity, at
 8  2, 26|     believes it exalts individual freedom by with drawing it from
 9  2, 27|           with responsibility and freedom. ~
10  2, 35|          proclamation in favor of freedom? They would like a new model,
11  2, 37|           in which constraint and freedom as well as the weight of
12  2, 41|        and the yardstick of human freedom. Progress, spread by the
13  2, 41|        Lord help man to place his freedom, in creativity and gratitude,
14  3, 45|          starts with the interior freedom that men must find again
15  3, 45| themselves with privileges, limit freedom and allow other forms of
16  3, 46|          up too much strength and freedom 29. This is why the need
17  3, 46|      reality and the value of the freedom of choice that is offered
18  3, 47|      level rises, as the sense of freedom develops and as man becomes
19  3, 47|          concrete exercise of his freedom and a path to his development,
20  3, 47|      sciences strive to enlighten freedom at these important moments.
21  3, 47|         live as communities. Thus freedom, which too often asserts
22  3, 47|          autonomy by opposing the freedom of others, will develop
23  3, 47|          free that man finds true freedom, renewed in the death and
24  4, 50|          to bring about that true freedom according to Christ which