A dogmatic "yes" meets an equally dogmatic "no." The dogmas differ and it is not part of our business here to discuss them: but to come to a clear conception of the matter in hand, it must be kept in mind, that if you, notwithstanding, freely of your own accord, accept belief in certain doctrines, the freethinkers will for that deny you freedom.

And the freethinkers are right in that they are dogmatic.

(But this they themselves appear to overlook.) Freedom is absolutely dogmatic.

It is fundamentally false that freedom implies no attachment to any belief, no being bound by any law, "As free as the wind," as the saying goes, for the wind is not free.

Simple indeterminism is not liberty.
III We must, then, find the true conception of Intellectual Freedom.