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What does true freedom entail, according to the text?
What does true freedom entail, according to the text?
The ability to respond to the call of love and service.
True freedom is defined as the absence of any external constraints or limitations.
True freedom is defined as the absence of any external constraints or limitations.
False (B)
Where does true freedom begin?
Where does true freedom begin?
What are the two fundamental choices that individuals face, as presented in the text?
What are the two fundamental choices that individuals face, as presented in the text?
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Life experience is considered a valuable contribution to a person's ability to respond to a situation.
Life experience is considered a valuable contribution to a person's ability to respond to a situation.
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Which of the following behaviors should be avoided to achieve true freedom, according to the text?
Which of the following behaviors should be avoided to achieve true freedom, according to the text?
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Being responsible for the outcomes of one's actions is an integral part of true freedom.
Being responsible for the outcomes of one's actions is an integral part of true freedom.
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According to Johann, what is love?
According to Johann, what is love?
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True love and service are considered involuntary, meaning individuals are compelled by external forces to act accordingly.
True love and service are considered involuntary, meaning individuals are compelled by external forces to act accordingly.
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What does "freedom of" primarily represent, according to the text?
What does "freedom of" primarily represent, according to the text?
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What is the focus of "freedom from", according to the text?
What is the focus of "freedom from", according to the text?
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What is the freedom to publicly express one's opinions and thoughts without fear of repercussions known as?
What is the freedom to publicly express one's opinions and thoughts without fear of repercussions known as?
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Freedom of thought solely focuses on the content of one's thoughts and ignores the process by which they are generated.
Freedom of thought solely focuses on the content of one's thoughts and ignores the process by which they are generated.
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What does the freedom of assembly guarantee?
What does the freedom of assembly guarantee?
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The freedom of the press refers to the media's ability to operate freely without any intervention from regulatory entities.
The freedom of the press refers to the media's ability to operate freely without any intervention from regulatory entities.
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What is the primary right addressed by freedom of movement?
What is the primary right addressed by freedom of movement?
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What does freedom of choice primarily encompass, according to the text?
What does freedom of choice primarily encompass, according to the text?
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What is freedom of association primarily focused on?
What is freedom of association primarily focused on?
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Freedom of expression is limited to verbal communication, excluding the expression of thoughts, ideas, and emotions.
Freedom of expression is limited to verbal communication, excluding the expression of thoughts, ideas, and emotions.
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What is the right to establish and express one's self-identification without fear of discrimination or retaliation known as?
What is the right to establish and express one's self-identification without fear of discrimination or retaliation known as?
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Freedom of privacy exclusively pertains to the right to keep one's physical location private.
Freedom of privacy exclusively pertains to the right to keep one's physical location private.
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What is the function of freedom of petition?
What is the function of freedom of petition?
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Freedom of contract solely restricts agreements between individuals and does not extend to interactions with entities like businesses.
Freedom of contract solely restricts agreements between individuals and does not extend to interactions with entities like businesses.
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What is the primary condition for exercising freedom of action?
What is the primary condition for exercising freedom of action?
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What is the freedom to disagree or refuse to comply with official policies or prevailing beliefs without fear of repercussions known as?
What is the freedom to disagree or refuse to comply with official policies or prevailing beliefs without fear of repercussions known as?
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What does freedom from fear primarily safeguard?
What does freedom from fear primarily safeguard?
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Freedom from want is solely focused on the provision of food and does not encompass access to other vital necessities like healthcare.
Freedom from want is solely focused on the provision of food and does not encompass access to other vital necessities like healthcare.
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What principle does freedom from discrimination promote?
What principle does freedom from discrimination promote?
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What does freedom from violence encompass?
What does freedom from violence encompass?
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Freedom from torture applies only during times of peace, and its application is suspended during wartime or public emergencies.
Freedom from torture applies only during times of peace, and its application is suspended during wartime or public emergencies.
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Freedom from slavery is solely focused on prohibiting forced labor and does not extend to combating human trafficking.
Freedom from slavery is solely focused on prohibiting forced labor and does not extend to combating human trafficking.
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What does freedom from interference primarily protect?
What does freedom from interference primarily protect?
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Freedom from oppression aims to prevent the exercise of authority or power in any form.
Freedom from oppression aims to prevent the exercise of authority or power in any form.
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What specific rights does freedom from exploitation aim to protect?
What specific rights does freedom from exploitation aim to protect?
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What is the right of citizens to freely engage in their country's political life known as?
What is the right of citizens to freely engage in their country's political life known as?
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Economic freedom restricts individuals from conducting commercial or financial operations without government oversight.
Economic freedom restricts individuals from conducting commercial or financial operations without government oversight.
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What does religious freedom primarily encompass?
What does religious freedom primarily encompass?
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Intellectual freedom is solely focused on accessing information and does not extend to expressing one's ideas without fear of retaliation.
Intellectual freedom is solely focused on accessing information and does not extend to expressing one's ideas without fear of retaliation.
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What right does artistic freedom grant to artists?
What right does artistic freedom grant to artists?
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What does educational freedom permit individuals to do?
What does educational freedom permit individuals to do?
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Informational freedom exclusively focuses on the right to access information and does not encompass disseminating information freely.
Informational freedom exclusively focuses on the right to access information and does not encompass disseminating information freely.
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What is the primary focus of personal freedom, according to the text?
What is the primary focus of personal freedom, according to the text?
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What right does medical freedom empower individuals to exercise?
What right does medical freedom empower individuals to exercise?
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Emotional freedom eliminates the risk of experiencing emotional pain and guarantees emotional stability.
Emotional freedom eliminates the risk of experiencing emotional pain and guarantees emotional stability.
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What is the right to use the internet, digital resources, and engage in online activities without undue restriction or monitoring known as?
What is the right to use the internet, digital resources, and engage in online activities without undue restriction or monitoring known as?
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Scientific freedom solely focuses on conducting research within a particular discipline and does not encourage interaction with the international scientific community.
Scientific freedom solely focuses on conducting research within a particular discipline and does not encourage interaction with the international scientific community.
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What is the right to freely have and express one’s own thoughts, opinions, and moral judgments known as?
What is the right to freely have and express one’s own thoughts, opinions, and moral judgments known as?
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Environmental freedom focuses solely on protecting individual rights and does not acknowledge collective responsibilities for environmental protection.
Environmental freedom focuses solely on protecting individual rights and does not acknowledge collective responsibilities for environmental protection.
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What right does academic freedom provide to educators and researchers?
What right does academic freedom provide to educators and researchers?
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Study Notes
True Freedom Values
- Subject: G10-VAL-LP11 to LP12-True Freedom
- Revision: Updated May 1, 2021
- Associated with Richmindale College LLC, USA
Learning Outcome
- Students will demonstrate understanding that true freedom involves responding to the call of love and service.
- Students will showcase this knowledge by exhibiting appropriate actions aligning with true freedom.
What is True Freedom?
- Inner freedom comes from understanding inner power, practicing self-love, and choosing choices that resonate with one's inner being.
- It involves accepting complete personal responsibility for the outcomes of decisions.
2 Fundamental Choice Options
- Love: Devoting one's life or self to life with others and God.
- Selfishness: Living only for oneself.
Positive and Negative Behaviors
- Positive behaviors necessary for true freedom include love, service, etc.
- Negative behaviors to be avoided include greed, savagery, and oppression, because they hinder love and service to others.
- Responsible action for the result of an action is connected to love and service in the response to freedom.
- True love and service are voluntary and cannot be forced.
Categories of Freedom
- Freedom of: The freedom to engage in chosen behaviors without restraint, making decisions independently.
- Freedom from: The right to be free of intrusion, dominance, and ensures emotional safety. It is foundational to a society where inhabitants can live without oppression and prosper.
Freedoms of: Speech, Thought, Assembly
- Freedom of Speech: The freedom to express opinions without fear of censorship, retaliation, or legal consequences. It does not extend to violence or endangering others.
- Freedom of Thought: The right to think and hold views freely without external coercion or pressure.
- Freedom of Assembly: The right to gather and collectively express interests, advocating for shared goals through peaceful demonstrations. This is crucial for democracy.
Freedoms of: The Press, Movement
- Freedom of Speech (press): Absence of intervention from authorities or regulations assures media freedom to gather and spread news and ideas crucial for democracy.
- Freedom of Movement: Right to move freely within or outside a country, including migration rights, subject to rights of others and legal restrictions (such as those imposed during a pandemic).
Freedoms of: Choice, Association, Expression, Petition, Identity, Privacy, Contract, Action, Dissent, Violence, Torture, Slavery, Interference, Oppression, Exploitation
- Choice: Individual right to make life decisions without external pressure.
- Association: Freedom to form groups and associations for personal reasons.
- Expression: Freedom to express ideas, thoughts, emotions, vital for open discussions, debates, and a marketplace of ideas for societal growth.
- Petition: Right to contact authorities, essential for public engagement in local and national political activities.
- Identity: Right to establish and express self-identification without fear of discrimination.
- Privacy: Right to keep personal life and information unavailable to others, encompassing data security, surveillance protection, and confidentiality.
- Contract: Freedom to enter agreements with others within legal limits.
- Action: Freedom to act as long as it does not violate the rights of others.
- Dissent: Freedom to disagree with or refuse to comply with official policies or prevailing beliefs, important for change.
- Violence: Freedom from violence to protects personal security, from threats and state aggression.
- Torture: Freedom from cruel and humiliating treatment, regardless of circumstances. Torture can never be justified.
- Slavery: Freedom from human trafficking, forced labor, and child labor, rejecting subjugation.
- Interference: Freedom from encroachment by authorities, protecting private life, family, and home.
- Oppression: Freedom from unjust or cruel exercise of power.
- Exploitation: Freedom from unfair treatment, guarantees fair protection from harmful situations.
Types of Freedom: Intellectual, Artistic, Educational, Informational, Personal, Medical, Emotional, Digital, Scientific, Conscience, Environmental, Academic
- Intellectual: Right to access, investigate, and express ideas freely. Supports knowledge, innovation, and growth.
- Artistic: Freedom for artists to express themselves without fear of punishment.
- Educational: Freedom for individuals to choose their learning path.
- Informational: Unrestricted ability to seek, receive, and disseminate information while balancing it with privacy and national security
- Personal: Overall right to life without undue constraints, respecting others.
- Medical: Right to choose treatments and make decisions about one’s health.
- Emotional: Right to express feelings with no fear, supporting mental health for society harmony.
- Digital: Right to use the internet, digital resources, and online interactions without unreasonable restrictions.
- Scientific: Freedom to investigate, experiment, and publish results within a discipline, contributing to the international community.
- Conscience: Right to express moral judgments and behave according to deepest principles.
- Environmental: Right to live in a safe, healthy, sustainable environment.
- Academic: Freedom for educators and researchers to teach, investigate, and publish without interference. Critical for academic success.
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Explore the concept of true freedom in this quiz designed for G10 students. Understand the significance of love, service, and personal responsibility in achieving inner freedom. Evaluate positive and negative behaviors that impact one's choices in life.
