FREEDOM

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FREEDOM
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The power of intellect will
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to act or not
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like this or like that
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in order to do good deliberately
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thus, to reach happiness
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But all freedoms are not equally blissful
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Liberty is freedom
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But is liberty the perfect freedom of Gods
children?
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Is it freedom?
The mentally ill may have liberty
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A person is a slave of whatever overcomes him
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What of his power to panic or not?
The phobic has liberty
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Can he easily choose otherwise now?
He has liberty and he had a choice
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Liberty is the freedomof external movement from
physical restraint
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Liberty may coexist with the internal alienations
of folly, ignorance or overwhelming passions
which limit our freedom
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Self-determination is freedom
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The Hebrews were freed from slavery, yet, they
became slaves to things thatare not God
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Was it the freedom of Gods children?
Nazis enjoyed liberty and self-determination
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Everyone with liberty and self-determination
who commits sin is a slave of sin
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The freedom of God?
Lucifer was free and deliberate
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Self-determination is the freedomof internal
choice or deliberation from ignorance and passion
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Self-determination may coexist with the
alienation of sin which leads to misery and death
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Do not use freedom liberty and
self-determination as a pretext for evil
Saint Paul
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Virtue is freedom
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Cardinal and theological virtues are freedom
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The freedom of God?
This is my commandment love one another as I
love you I no longer call you slaves
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Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is
freedom
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I am free I have made myself a slave to all
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The free person is a slave of Christ
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Virtue is the freedomof love from sin
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Virtue is the perfect power, by the aid of God's
grace to act or not, like this or like that, in
the service of what is good , and to come
freely to utter and blissful perfection.