Freedom
* Emancipates the soul.
* IS freedom from bondage and exploitation.
* More freedom leads to more entrepreneurship, growth and wealth.
* allows conduct that often erodes the moral foundation upon which a free society rests
  - creativity
  - individuals to live their life as they see necessary
* allows people to make mistakes recognizing that the alternative is worse
  - rise and fall on there own merit
* alone is an opportunity to exercise free choice.
* also implies rights and responsibilities
  - that the universe is essentially benevolent and open to man's actions
  - includes freedom from inconvenience
* also means freedom of materialism
  - the freedom to fail, and be poor and destitute
* always involves social responsibility.
* always refers to the dignity, uniqueness, and importance of the individual
  - rights of individuals
* are about tolerance to others, acting responsibility to others and valuing diversity
  - the cornerstones of modern democracies
* begins with being open to love
  - disciplining the mind
* bourgeois prejudice.
* can exist only in the society of knowledge
  - mean many different things to many different people
  - only exist by the unification of two relative beings
* client for a network that allows users to browse anonymously.
* combination of faith, love, grace, decision, and strenuousness.
* comes from getting out of the bonds of imposed ignorance
  - realizing that cause and effect are together
  - stringing ideas together Free thoughts constructed on free minds
  - through the internalization of virtue
  - when the desire to do right is greater than law requires
* concept, an idea.
* condition born of soul consciousness to be found in Spirit and trust
  - of love
* consists of obedience to the laws that conform to the knowledge discovered by reason.
* continuous stuggle for many people in our world today.
* covers political and religious freedom.
* creates order in society.
* demands the use of judgment in making choices.
* depends on economic freedom, and failure is economic failure.
* disappears in the absence of law.
* divine right of creation.
* encompasses the right to freedom of speech and the corollary right to receive information.
* encourages risk-taking in inquiry and often leads to new ways of thinking and expression.
* examines how child and parent rights are violated and children are forced to use drugs.
* exists for more people than ever before in history.
* exists only in a rule-based society
  - the hearts and minds, in the morals and manners, of a people
  - where people take care of the government
  - to express opinions and to share ideas
* fosters personal choice and choice brings with it individual responsibility.
* function of possession.
* gives birth to evil as well as good
  - the power of thinking in the right direction
* gotten by the sword is an established bondage to some part or other of the creation.
* great universal law.
* has limits
  - nothing to do with comfort or discomfort, danger or safety
* human value that is often ignored until it is taken away.
* implies a capacity for evil, but a higher nature calls man to repentance and goodness
  - the power or ability to do otherwise
* includes the right to be less than perfect.
* is about promoting independence for individuals and communities
  - abstract concepts
  - achieved through order and self-discipline
  - actualized only in the inner life, in feeling and imagination
  - all about confronting the temptation to use one's power to feed oneself
  - also a means for achieving other ends
* is always and exclusively freedom for the one who thinks differently
  - the basis of wealth creation and prosperity
* is an essential precondition of economic prosperity and growth
  - idea of reason that serves an indispensable practical function
  - illusion that arises from human ignorance of divine cause and necessity
  - illusion, a tool to give people hope
  - individual thing
  - inherent right of every human on earth
  - inner quality of being that is intimately connected to our inner world
  - outcome of dealing with sinful activities
  - application of information
  - associated with the mind, the spiritual, rather than the body, the physical
* is based upon and preserved by law
  - the acceptance of responsibility
  - beliefs
  - books
  - bound like all things, by truth
  - conceived as a capacity vis a vis the State and also fellow citizens
  - cruise ships
  - dreams
  - emotion
  - emotional control
  - essential to any human being
  - essentially a condition of inequality
  - found in the choiceless awareness of our daily existence and activity
  - founded in the dark abyss, in nothingness, but without freedom there is no meaning
* is freedom from force
  - religion
  - sin's captivity and freedom for obedience alone
* is gained by accepting and by affirming life, despite life s pain and suffering
  - only as the development of reason and of the mind is acquired
  - good only when it's freedom to do something, to do better
  - happiness and happiness is freedom
* is indivisible as between man and woman
  - because the lives of human beings are, in an important sense, indivisible
  - infinite and arises out of nothing
  - inversely proportional to population
  - listed in the Bill of Rights of the United States, and most countries
  - moral autonomy requiring free submission to discipline
* is more important in the workplace than job security
  - than the state of being free from control or free from want
  - never the right to exploit others for our own advantage and pleasure
* is one of the deepest and noblest aspirations of the human spirit
  - most important wealth principles
  - opportunity for greater expansion, greater unfoldment, greater development
  - our natural state
  - part of our soul
  - participation in power
  - physical immortality
  - present at the very foundations of existence
  - primarily a mental state of being
  - probably one of the highest sought-after rights of any human being on the earth
  - pure observation without direction, without fear of punishment and reward
  - related to Scripture in two ways
  - relatives
  - restricted by a complex of laws
  - rooted in 'nothingness'
  - sacrificed when laws govern thought
  - simultaneously an individual and a societal attribute
  - slavery
  - something people take and people are as free as they want to be
  - strength only if it empowers everyone
* is the American religion
  - Right to Choose
  - ability to act significantly
* is the ability to make choices
  - significant choices
  - put our soul in control
  - recognize choices
* is the absence of choice
  - the initiation of force
  - attainment of that object which is most connatural
  - basic reality of human existence
  - basis of life
  - buzzword in libertarian circles
  - center of human existence
  - central constituent of human nature
  - consciousness of necessity
  - context in which human actions become moral actions
* is the crime that contains all crimes
  - includes all crimes
  - demand thatwill turn the worldupside down
  - doctrine of the state
  - efficiency that drives value
  - engine that keeps the spark alive
  - epitome of moderation
* is the essence for our existence
  - foundation of American society and is viewed as a constitutional right
  - founding pillar of the American self-perception
  - freedom of choice
* is the freedom to say that two plus two equals four
  - two plus two make fore
  - two plus two makes four
  - fundamental requirement of man's mind
  - harmonious, unimpeded working of the law of one's own nature
  - highest principle, the essence of things
  - mass-marketing of woman as whore
  - measure of man's dignity and greatness
  - most basic precept of our society
  - natural state of humanity
  - nature of man
  - only scientific method for social and intellectual advancement
  - opium for the people
  - opposite of coercion
  - possession of all of the natural rights of man
* is the power to buy products and services others have produced
  - gain control over a portion of the environment - land ownership
  - pursue happiness
  - privilege to chose
  - product of religious faith
  - raw material of democracy
* is the real foundation of happiness
  - source of human happiness and creativity
  - recognition of necessity
* is the result of making good moral choices for good reasons
  - right choices
* is the right of all sentinent beings
  - every man, woman and child - and of the Tibetan people
* is the right to choose a method to accomplish the purpose of goodness
  - do what one wants to a certain degree, but within good moral judgment
  - question and change the established way of doing things
  - silence
  - seed of creation
  - self-cause that can intend in any way a purpose for life
  - societal condition that exists when all interactions are voluntary
  - spirit of nature
  - strength which holds desire bound to the ultimate
  - ultimate objective of human kind
  - window for opportunity to grow and expand the mind and body intelligence
  - world of joy
  - therefore a solution to hunger and famine
  - unfettered property rights, minimal government, and self-responsibility
* is very expensive in terms of human commitment, in terms of human participation
  - high in the hierarchy of human needs
* is what capitalists believe in, in other words
  - makes everything work
  - stops the world from being a boring place, by giving a chance to be different
  - when a little child goes to bed knowing there are no monsters
* is, for example, in Cuba, where education and health care are free
  - rather, an awakening of the soul which parallels the awakening of nature in the spring
* key word in a capitalistic system.
* leads to inner peace
* major component of home churches.
* maximizes peace from violence
  - the happiness and dignity of the greatest number
* means being able to have and use private property for one's personal enjoyment
  - free of government coercion
  - equal rights and responsibilities for all under a system of law based on justice
  - equality and equality means justice and justice means peace
  - freedom for everybody
* means freedom from a pre-defined relationship in romance or marriage
  - being stuck on anything
  - of thought
  - peace, cessation, joy and bliss
  - someone who is self motivated, self realized and with responsibility
  - taking responsibility for one's actions
* means that everyone has a chance and all the chances are equal
  - one can never again receive help
  - people can go and do what they want
* means the ability to make choices, whether wise or stupid
  - capability of individuals to lead the kinds of lives they value
  - freedom to choose
  - independence of nations, the respect for spiritual values, and the dignity of man
  - right of people to assemble, organize, and debate openly
* means the supremacy of human rights every where
  - everywhere
  - suremacy of human rights everywhere
  - to be engaged in a spiritual and ethical liberation
  - working for what one believes
* morass of conflicts.
* necessity for equality.
* permits people to make mistakes.
* positive assertion of individual dignity, the developed power of self-determination.
* presupposes the free choice between good and evil and thus creates the possibility of evil.
* privacy tool that allows users to control disclosure of their personal information.
* privilege earned through people's commitment and dedication to each other.
* product of personal commitment to objectives
  - the practice of true ideology
* provides the opportunity for citizens to express their own individuality.
* quality of consciousness.
* refers to each individual's response and motivation.
* reigns in dozens of countries where there used to be tyranny, corruption and death.
* relationship, indeed, between two persons.
* relative state.
* requires freedom of thought and freedom of action
  - laws to live by, and living by the law requires the freedom to be able to do so
  - people to make personal judgments
  - responsibility, And responsibility demands morality
  - the balance of individual responsibility in our society
* responsibility as well as a right.
* right of everyone in society.
* sometimes requires sacrifices, and rights come with responsibilities.
* system based on courage
  - for writing an adventure modules independent of game system
* thing that many people residing in the United States of America take for granted.
* trial by fire, without religion or business cards.
* value only to people who wish to pursue their own lives and happiness.
* variety of views.
* very loosely used term in society today.
* vital part of what makes the United States a great democracy.
* way of life.
* word that implies so much responsibility that most men are afraid of it.