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    IMPORTANTANCE OF FREEDOM Growing up I didn’t know what freedom meant‚ but I learned that it’s the power or right to act‚ speak‚ or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. “Freedom” was limited in my mother’s house. We used the term loosely. We really didn’t know what the word meant. We couldn’t do things that my mother didn’t approve of. And my siblings and I would always say “man we can’t do anything!” We couldn’t spend the night at anyone’s house‚ we couldn’t cook certain things‚ and

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    “Religious freedom is the notion that people of religion can freely partake in the practices of their religion without opposition”. To me religious freedom is being able to have our opinions and speak our mind about our beliefs. Religion in general means a clear set of beliefs about a life that surpasses our current human experience. We also have religious freedom; it plays a very important part in our lives. Religious freedom is actually deeper‚ broader‚ and more important than most people realize

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    The Importance of Religious Freedom The price of religion to a human in one of the most important factors in one’s life‚ as well is their own being. People practice religion for several reasons‚ throughout the world it is practiced as it being part of their heritage. However many people seek religion for the feeling of security. There are hundreds of different cultures throughout the world‚ some who believe in everything including their health is left up to the Gods to heal‚ while others believe

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    criteria safety‚ a symbol of freedom‚ and power Americans demand to defend Americans right to own an SUV. The structure of a car will protect one from elements and collision . In a collision‚ the SUV will provide more protection than smaller cars do. The author believes that the right to feel safe‚in any car of one’s choice‚ should not be taken away from a person. A person should be allowed to drive what makes him feel safe. A car is the greatest symbol of American freedom. An individual with a car

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    America I believe in is with freedom. People should be free and independent. The America I believe in will be a great place for people all over the world‚ young and old. I truly believe that America can be a better place when people are not in jail for multiple reasons‚ not being robbed‚ and most importantly why we can’t be ourselves. If people can’t be themselves them why is freedom a word? Many people are miserable because they can’t be themselves. We all have freedom everywhere we travel‚ but

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    I am grateful for my freedom because I know that God has granted it to us even though we aren’t perfect. God created us to be free‚ and not to be slaves. God gave us freedom for a purpose. Jesus died on the cross for our sins so we could be free and live forever. God gives everyone the choice to do evil‚ and he gives us the choice to be kind and loving. People everywhere aren’t getting the freedom they deserve. Many people in the world still suffer; they suffer from hunger‚ poverty‚ and abuse

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    Our great nation started off very small with only thirteen colonies. There were many reasons why people came here‚ some came seeking religious freedom. Some came for political freedom from their home country. The Puritans that were in Massachusetts; the Quakers that were in Pennsylvania; and the Catholics that were in Maryland are just a few examples. At the beginning of our nation we didn’t have an official leader or president until 1789. As time when by we gained more land through the Louisiana

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    Although Mayhew wasn’t one of the “New Light” enthusiasts‚ he often preached that civil and religious liberty were mandatory and inseparable. This led Mayhew to compose a document known as A Discourse Concerning Unlimited Submission and Non-Resistance to Higher Powers in the 1750’s. Throughout the text‚ Mayhew re-established his argument which states that whoever resisted authority resisted God and therefore‚ they must be condemned. The written document is now known as one of the most famous sermons

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    today. the first amendment guarantees the freedoms of religion‚ assembly‚ petition‚ press‚ and speech‚ but there is no actual freedom there. whatever you say someone will take offence to it‚ you can still say it but you may have to face a consequence which takes that freedom away. the freedom of press is limited by other stories‚ financial issues‚ and companies not letting you publish it because of ideas they dont want to get into trouble for. the freedom of assembly and petition are restricted by

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    Nations was established on October 24‚ 1945. The new international organization recognized the importance of freedom of movement through documents such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (1966). Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights‚ adopted by the U.N. General Assembly‚ reads‚ (1) Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each State. (2) Everyone has the right to leave

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