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Commonplaces
Piquant excerpts lifted from Touchstone editors' own reading & listening.
The expressions commonly used [to describe “religious freedom”], such as “freedom of conscience” or “freedom of profession of faith” should be rejected as inexact; conscience is always free and no one can prevent a martyr from confessing his faith.
—Vladimir Solovyev
Russia and the Universal Church (trans. Herbert Rees; 1948), VI, note 2
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