# Freedom ## Ignatius Catholic Study Bible **Freedom** Call to repentance, which implies freedom to repent: [[matthew-04#^matthew-04-17|Mt 4:17]]; [[matthew-23#^matthew-23-37|23:37]]; [[john-01#^john-01-12|Jn 1:12-13]]; [[2-peter-03#^2-peter-03-9|2 Pet 3:9]] Human freedom was damaged by sin but was redeemed by grace: [[john-08#^john-08-32|Jn 8:32]]; [[romans-06#^romans-06-18|Rom 6:18-23]]; [[romans-07#^romans-07-15|7:15-25]]; [[romans-08#^romans-08-2|8:2, 21]]; [[2-corinthians-03#^2-corinthians-03-17|2 Cor 3:17]]; [[galatians-05#^galatians-05-1|Gal 5:1, 13]]; [[1-peter-02#^1-peter-02-16|1 Pet 2:16]] Power to obey and to choose: [[luke-06#^luke-06-46|Lk 6:46]]; [[john-14#^john-14-15|Jn 14:15]]; [[romans-02#^romans-02-9|Rom 2:9-10]]; [[galatians-05#^galatians-05-13|Gal 5:13]]; [[1-peter-02#^1-peter-02-16|1 Pet 2:16]] Resistance to grace is possible: [[john-15#^john-15-1|Jn 15:1]]; [[acts-of-the-apostles-07#^acts-of-the-apostles-07-51|Acts 7:51]]; [[2-corinthians-06#^2-corinthians-06-1|2 Cor 6:1]] *See also* [[election]]; [[predestination]]; [[sin]]; [[redeemer-redemption|Redemption]]; [[salvation]]; [[works]] ### Sources [[index-of-doctrines|Index of Doctrines]]