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• Obscene
  ...m of expression, crafting a legal definition of obscenity presents a civil liberties issue.[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obscenity]
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• Aleatoric
  ...and many modern forms of derivatives and options. For example, the French civil code contains a chapter on aleatory contracts, with specific provisions for ...hrough the application of chance operations without allowing the performer liberties. Another prolific aleatory music composer is [[Karlheinz Stockhausen]]. [[Q
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• 82:2 The Restrictive Taboos
  ...] [[control]] through the [[pressure]] of [[social]], [[religious]], and [[civil]] restrictions. [[Nature]] hardly [[recognizes]] [[individuals]]; it takes ...ir [[origin]] in these early [[taboos]] which defined the range of [[sex]] liberties and thus [[eventually]] created [[concepts]] of [[vice]], [[crime]], and [[
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• Liberty
  ...e is free to act as he thinks fit, subject only to the laws of [[nature]]. civil liberty: natural liberty so far restricted by established law as is expedie ...bounds of civility or propriety, be so presumptuous as to (etc.). to take liberties (or a liberty): to be unduly or improperly familiar (with a person; sometim
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• Liberalism
  ...ad of [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civil_Rights civil rights] and civil liberties, the establishment of the modern welfare state, the [[institution]] of reli
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• Freedom
  ...subject to despotic or [[autocratic]] control, or to a foreign [[power]]; civil liberty; [[independence]]. ...a particular type of freedom (sense 4a), esp. when regarded as a right; a civil liberty. Usu. in pl. four freedoms: those propounded by Franklin D. Rooseve
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• 195:8 Secular Totalitarianism
  ...ia.org/wiki/Western_civilization Western civilization] today enjoys many [[liberties]] and [[satisfactions]] as a result of the secular revolt. The great mistak ...t: [[tolerance]], social service, [[democratic]] [[government]], and civil liberties. It was not necessary for the secularists to antagonize [https://nordan.day
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• 83:8 The Idealization of Marriage
  ...ears after [[Eden]], [[mating]] continued as a [[purely]] [[social]] and [[civil]] [[institution]]. ...e [[social]] [[organization]] by the precipitate augmentation of woman's [[liberties]], rights so long denied her in the tardy [[evolution]] of the [[mores]] of
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• Paper 71 - Development of the State
  *9. 71:2.13 ''[[Control]] of [[public]] servants''. No civil [[government]] will be serviceable and [[effective]] unless the citizenry [ ...nment]] is of little consequence provided it affords the [[essentials]] of civil [[progress]]—[[liberty]], [[security]], [[education]], and [[social]] [[c
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• 69:9 Private Property
  ...social]]. But all [[government]], [[law]], order, civil rights, [[social]] liberties, [[conventions]], [[peace]], and [[happiness]], as they are enjoyed by [[mo
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• Democracy
  ...cond that all members (citizens) enjoy universally recognized freedoms and liberties. ...[[due process]], [[civil liberties]], [[human rights]], and elements of [[civil society]] outside the government. In the United States, [[separation of pow
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• Chapter 4 - The Transition Years
  ...od overrides all intervening and intermediate spiritual loyalties. Someday civil rulers will learn that the Most Highs rule in the kingdoms of men. ...almost oppressively, and much of this present interference with individual liberties will vanish when the national governments are willing to trustee their sove
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• Paper 82 - The Evolution of Marriage
  ...] [[control]] through the [[pressure]] of [[social]], [[religious]], and [[civil]] restrictions. [[Nature]] hardly [[recognizes]] [[individuals]]; it takes ...ir [[origin]] in these early [[taboos]] which defined the range of [[sex]] liberties and thus [[eventually]] created [[concepts]] of [[vice]], [[crime]], and [[
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• Surveillance
  However, many civil rights and [[privacy]] groups such as the [https://www.eff.org|Electronic F ...who they have been with—has been argued by some to present a risk to civil liberties.[33]
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• Constitution
  ...]], [[Henry I of England|King Henry I's]] proclamation of the [[Charter of Liberties]] in [[1100]] bound the king for the first time in his treatment of the cle ...rs and the powers assigned to them. The remaining books cover criminal and civil [[law]], judicial procedures and remedies. Written in [[1600]], the documen
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• J. Gordon Melton
  ...n simultaneously uphold his commitment to Christ as saviour and defend the civil rights of non-Christians to religious freedom. He explains his perceived an ...based his criticisms on the grounds that (a) deprogramming violated civil liberties and religious freedom principles guaranteed in the [[US Constitution]] and
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• Entering the Era of Deep Politics
  ...he dark truth will come out about 9/11, election rigging, erosion of civil liberties, contempt for international law, trampling on human rights abroad, lies tha ...ke note: When the epic bubble bursts, there could come a time of chaos, or civil war. It is bad enough that our system is nonreformable through electoral po
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• 2003-05-04-Nation Building
  ...o govern themselves. Individuals seeking greater political freedoms, civil liberties, must be educated to exercise them safely in the larger population. The gre
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• Paper 70 - The Evolution of Human Government
  ...]] which have come and gone right on down to those forms of [[social]] and civil regulation that characterize the second third of the [https://www.wikipedia ...weak." In ancient times a [[change]] of [[administration]] only followed [[civil war]], abundant [[proof]] that the weak had become strong.
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• 2004-02-08-Overcoming Difficulty
  ...Boy_Scouts Boy Scouts], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACLU American Civil Liberties], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zooid Zooids] or whatever.
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