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    Freedom is not the right to do anything, but rather the right to do good. True freedom involves being free from things that oppose personal development and becoming one's best self. Freedom refers more to the foundation of loving relationships with others rather than only individual rights. Freedom is not about doing solely what one wants, but doing only what is good.

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    Freedom is not the right to do anything, but rather the right to do good. True freedom involves being free from things that oppose personal development and becoming one's best self. Freedom refers more to the foundation of loving relationships with others rather than only individual rights. Freedom is not about doing solely what one wants, but doing only what is good.

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    Chapter 4: Human Freedom in the Context of Prudence and Temperance

    I. Freedom is not...

    1. Freedom is not the right to say or do anything but the right to do good.

    2. Freedom is not merely freedom from. It is also the freedom for. Authentic freedom
    involves freedom from everything that opposes our true self-becoming
    (pagpapakatao).

    3. Freedom does not refer so much to the rights of private, individual human beings, as it
    does to the foundation of a living communion of love.

    4. Freedom is not doing what we just want to do. It is doing only what is good.

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