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Through the use of appropriate means they make ask prudent judgments of conscience, which are sincere and truthful. The Vatican’s declaration on the relation of the Church to non-Christian religions reaffirmed that there is only one Church of Christ that is fully in possession of the truth of the Gospel; that is the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches.

However in contradiction to all this freedom the Vatican Council's declared that there would be only one church of Christ. For this reasons everybody have the duty and the right to seek the truth in religious matters. Although other religions and denominations differ considerably from the Roman Catholic Church their teachings are often seen as containing elements of truth in their beliefs and practices.

In conclusion the Roman Catholic Church and other religions all share a common thing, which is reinforced by the Vatican Council.

God orders, directs and governs the whole world and ways of the human community according to a plan conceived in his wisdom and love. In association with this the public shall recognized religious freedom, which must be give recognition in the constitutional order. So while the religious freedom, which human beings demand in fulfilling their obligation to worship, God has to do with freedom from coercion in civil society. Truth can impose itself on the human mind by the force of its own truth, which wins over the mind.

The Vatican council declares that humans have a right to religious freedom. God has enabled humans to share in this law, under gentle disposition of divine providence. Overall the Vatican Council promotes free from peer pressure and pressure from social groups. Nor anyone can be restrained from acting in accordance to his or her religion.