FREEDOM

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is intrinsically good. God gave us this gift for us not to be like robots

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freedom

Question 2

our capacity to choose

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freedom

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doing and choosing good

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authentic freedom

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2 Wrong Notions About Freedom

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freedom means doing anything I want, we are not free at all (determinism)

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Hindrances to Authentic Freedom

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ignorance and misguided beliefs, pride and self righteousness, fear and violence, isolation and alienation

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the capacity to choose between good and bad

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freedom

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what is true freedom?

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doing the good

Question 8

freedom has (blank) therefore making it (blank)

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limitations, relational

Question 9

our freedom is always lived in the (blank)

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community

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Gods (blank) set us free and not destroy our (blank)

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commandments. freedom

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our true freedom is always lived in the community before God

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Freedom is relational

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God put the (blank) to remind us not to be greedy

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tree of knowledge

Question 13

Saul is depicted as a zealous Pharisee whobelieves he is serving God by persecuting Christians.

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Ignorance and Misguided Beliefs

Question 14

Authentic freedom requires (blank) Saul’s ignorance prevents him from experiencing true
freedom,

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knowledge and freedom (ignorance and misguided beliefs)

Question 15

Saul’s initial identity is tied to his status as a Pharisee, which fosters a sense of (blank)

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pride and self righteousness

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Authentic freedom involves (blank)
of one’s limitations and mistakes. Saul’s conversion
experience humbles him

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humility and recognition

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Saul’s actions are driven by (blank) of losing his religious identity and authority, fear of the growing Christian movement, and fear of change.

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fear

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fear manifests in (blank)

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violence

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Authentic freedom cannot coexist (blank)

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fear and violence

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, Saul is (blank) in his beliefs and actions,

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isolated

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Authentic freedom is often found in community and
relationships.

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Isolation and Allienation

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what are the 2 views of freedom?

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freedom for and freedom from

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our true self becoming with others in the community

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freedom from

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hinders us to choose good

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freedom from

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2 kinds of obstacles

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interior and exterior

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(blank) come from within us and (blank) arise from the environment

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interior, exterior

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ignorance, disordered passions, fears, personality defects

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interior

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handicaps, social pressures

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exterior

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the greatest single obstacle to freedom is (blank)

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sin

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An understanding of freedom as something directed toward a goal or purpose

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freedom for

Question 31

help to grow as full disciple of Christ

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freedom for

Question 32

freedom for is both a (blank)

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process and a task

Question 33

2 levels of freedom

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freedom of choice, fundamental freedom

Question 34

the freedom we have, to choose and do particular acts

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freedom of choice

Question 35

a persons basic choice in life that reflects their moral choice

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fundamental freedom