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Freedom

Post Number:#1  PostJune 12th, 2012, 8:50 pm

There are three types of freedom:

1.Freedom under the Law of God 2.Freedom under a Social Contract 3. Freedom of the Animals of the Wild. I guess Freedom of the virtual world could also be added. Which is better and why? Thank you and have nice day.
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Re: Freedom

Post Number:#2  PostJune 12th, 2012, 9:45 pm

Asking which is better is asking which serves most adequately towards a particular end.

Are you asking which is more rational to believe, causes greater happiness, promotes the most equality, gives us the most freedom, do I like the most....?


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