Grace and the Call to Freedom in the Gift of Self - 25 words to speak an ethical language
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25 words for an ethical language
reading St. John Paul II's writings.
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Grace and the Call to Freedom in the Gift of Self
Freedom
Since creation, God has called man to life and commitment in the world, by all means and remedies, to the point of Redemption, so that he participates in the glory of the fulfillment of God’s project with the new creation.
It is a responsibility attributed by grace, so that a free response to the problems of the world and of time is voluntarily offered to God in the face of the laws of nature, of conscience, of others, of God.
Human freedom is called to a perfection which demands the maturity in self-giving[1]; man is held accountable for the gift of life and the goods of the world, that must be administered with the gifts of freedom and responsibility.