4. Are people under no obligation to do anything they don't freely want to do or freely commit themselves to doing?
They freely commit violence and fornicate, the very things men still do best but are most vigorously denied by contemporary codes of acceptable conduct.
But Mr Weigel dreams of something quite different: a reinvigorated celibate priesthood, and reinvigorated religious orders, in which men and women freely commit themselves to a life of abstinence and service to God as a riposte to the self-worship which, in his view, defines modern times.
The typical investigative documentary sets about unearthing a truth obscured by ignorance and/or deception, but with "The Act of Killing," that structure is severely scrambled: what Oppenheimer ultimately seeks to reveal is Congo's self-deception in the face of acts he freely admits he committed.
U.S. Attorney Benjamin Greenberg said Friday that his office is committed to protecting Florida residents' right to freely practice their religion. .
Andrea Westlund argues that women could "freely and authentically" be committed to norms that subordinate them, as long as they are answerable to others for their commitment to these norms (e.g., Westlund 2009, 29; see §7 of the current entry).
As noted by Wilson and colleagues [ 22], studies examining the role of commitment in producing behavior change suggest that "individuals who freely choose to commit themselves publicly to a particular identity ('I eat healthy') and a course of action should be more likely to do so than individuals who only hold such beliefs privately".
In the book, he freely confesses to committing adultery.
Mahmood insists Qema "freely volunteered to commit criminal offences".
But the errors flowed too freely for Murray, committing exactly 100 ground-stroke errors (56 on the forehand, 44 on the backhand).
