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How does the Apostle Paul's understanding of 'freedom' in Galatians differ from a purely libertarian or individualistic concept of freedom prevalent in some modern interpretations?
A
Paul equates freedom with the absence of all laws and social structures, emphasizing individual autonomy above all else.
B
Paul sees freedom primarily as liberation from Roman political oppression, advocating for self-governance.
C
Paul understands freedom as liberation from the power of sin and the law's condemnation, enabling service to God and others in love.
D
Paul views freedom as the right to interpret scripture independently, rejecting any form of church authority or tradition.
Reference: Galatians 5:13