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Does the pope believe in freedom of speech and freedom of religion and freedom of association?

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The Pope believes in Jesus Christ, and His Church, which He founded, and continues to guide until the end of time. I sincerely doubt that high in his list of priorities are enlightenment principles endorsed by the founding Fathers of the United States millenia after Jesus walked the earth. The list of his priorites would be found in the Holy Bible, and the Church Fathers.

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