People may enter freely into relationships and are equally free to specify the nature of the rights and obligations between them in societies organized on the basis of

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In societies organized on the basis of contract, individuals have the freedom to enter into relationships and specify the nature of their rights and obligations. This contrasts with societies organized around status or role, where relationships and obligations are often predetermined by one's position within the social hierarchy. Sodality refers to a brotherhood or social group, which does not specifically address the freedom to define relationships and obligations.

People May Enter Freely into Relationships and Are Equally Free