REFLECȚII TEOLOGICE ASUPRA LIBERTĂȚII UMANE ȘI A LIBERTĂȚII ȘI INTEGRITĂȚII DE CONȘTIINȚĂ
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6354269Keywords:
human freedom, integrity, conscience, ethical conduct, responsibilityAbstract
Theological Reflections on Human Freedom and Freedom and Integrity of Conscience
Theological reflections on human freedom and freedom and integrity of conscience highlight the connection between God and man. Whether he wants the relationship with God or rejects His intervention in personal life, man remains bound to God through the freedom he receives as a gift and as a right, through creation. As long as God is perceived as the Creator, man can claim his freedom. At the moment of denying creation and the status of Creator of God, human freedom becomes a social choice, and freedom and integrity of conscience cannot be manifested in sensitive areas of social life, such as religion or faith. This aspect can be identified in countries with a totalitarian system, in which human freedom is missinterpreted. But, regardless of the social paradigms, intended to acknowledge or annihilate the freedom of man, it remains an ontological fact, through creation, for which man fights and which highlights the existence of a connection between man and his Creator.
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