| One Is Free |
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| A point I want to make is this |
| That all of these |
| Divine |
| Interpretations |
| Of local law |
| Of local social orders |
| Are simply cooked up |
| They are not true |
| The society |
| Has changed with time |
| These are functions of conditions |
| Of geography |
| And history |
| One must realize |
| That the moral order is in flux |
| Is changing |
| There is no God-given right |
| Wrong, true, false, moral |
| Immoral |
| And with that kind of |
| Relativism |
| One is free |
| To live as a |
| Human being |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| To live as a |
| Human being |
| Not simply |
| As a |
| Robot |
| Repeating patterns |
| That have been |
| Enforced |
| From the past |
| From the past |
| So we have a much more sophisticated idea |
| Toward the social |
| Order |
| However when it comes |
| To this other problem |
| Of the natural order |
| One’s nature as man |
| The thing is |
| Not |
| Quite |
| So |
| Relativistic |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| To live as a |
| Human being |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| To live as a |
| Human being |
| One is free |
| One is free |
| To live as a |
| Human being |
| One is free |
