The perspective of Dignitatis Humanae in its Time and Today. The Right of the Person to Religious Freedom. The Discussion on the Theoretical Foundations Dignity and Truth of the human person Being a person inherent in the human condition The mediation of the conscience. The Right of the Community to Religious Freedom. Social dimensions of the human person Subsidiarity and the foundational narrative Integral Education and incorporation into the community The value of intermediate bodies and the State The State, the web and communities of conviction.
The contribution of religious freedom to conviviality and social peace. Religious freedom for the good of all Conviviality has the quality of the good The right discernment of religious freedom Extensions of religious freedom. Religious freedom in the mission of the Church.
The free witness of the love of God The Church proclaims religious freedom to all Interreligious dialogue as a path to peace The courage of discernment and the rejection of violence in the name of God. In the course of its IXth Quinquennium, the International Theological Commission studied the theme of religious freedom in the context of the world today. This study was carried out by a sub-committee chaired by the Rev. John Junyang Park, Prof.
Tracey Rowland, Mons. Pierangelo Sequeri, Rev. Philippe Vallin, Rev. The theme of religious freedom was discussed during the meetings of the Subcommittee and on the occasion of the Plenary Sessions of the same Commission between The present form of this text was approved by a majority of the members of the International Theological Commission during the Plenary Session in His Eminence Cardinal Luis F.
Ladaria S. Theological approaches and contemporary challenges. In the Conciliar Declaration Dignitatis humanae was approved in an historical context markedly different from that of today. This is also true of the theme that constituted the central argument of the document, namely that of religious freedom in the modern world.
