liberty

35 subentries

liberty. See also free will
attainment
consequent upon enhanced self-control (54:1.5-6) (71:3.7)
finaliters experience finality of (39:4.11)
only after learning loyalty, love, and brotherhood (39:4.11)
only under reign of law (71:2.12) (81:5.7) (134:6.1)
predicated on justice, intelligence, maturity, fraternity, equity (54:1.2)
progressively related to cosmic reality (54:1.3-4)
proportional to degree of doing Father’s will (195:6.16)
through capital and invention (69:5.15)
through knowing truth (52:5.4) (101:6.10) (141:7.6) (143:1.4) (162:7.2) (194:2.2) (194:3.5)
where spirit is, there is freedom (103:5.11) (194:3.5,14)
child’s l. should be restrained by intelligent discipline (177:2.7)
defined as
daring to think, act, and live honestly, loyally, fearlessly, and truthfully (101:7.4)
existing only within realm of one’s consciousness (34:3.8)
ideal of society (69:8.11)
quest of the ages (54:1.2)
regardful of social equity, fairness, and divine obligations (54:1.3)
right to love and be loved, privilege of worshiping God and serving fellows (54:2.5)
endowing imperfect beings with l. entails inevitable tragedy (110:0.1)
enjoy l. without license (48:7.8) (67:5.1) (89:3.7)
false liberty (54:1sec)
assumption of self-assertion; self-admiration (54:1.6)
depriving others of privileges of existence (54:1.6-9) (54:2.5) (54:3.1)
fallacies of personal liberty (35:10.5) (39:4.6)
liberty divorced from justice and moral duty is suicidal (53:0.1) (54:1.3-4)
unbridled personal liberty (74:5.6)
grants to any individual curtail those of all others (70:11.2)
Greek philosophy, Christian ideals comprised charter for human freedom (195:1.1)
Lucifer manifesto masqueraded as l. (54:2sec) (67:5.1)
make evil and sin inevitable (54:3.1)
mortals are entitled to (70:12.5)
progress characterized by increasing (132:3.10)
religious groups should enjoy l. of freethinking (103:5.12)
spirit world respects freewill choice if not detrimental to self or injurious to fellows (48:6.6)

Cross-references

See also free will

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