How does Catholicism view other religions and religious freedom? Catholics and many other religions have the same views on other religions as their own. Catholics believe that everyone has the right to their own personal freedom and has their own choices. They share the same vision as the Vatican Council, which is the council that attempts to maintain freedom. These days, people are aware and are increasingly expected to exercise their own judgment. More and more people are demanding that others have their own responsible freedom and acting accordingly. Catholics believe that there should be no prevention or excessive restriction of individual freedom. Today's human society demands the free practice of religions in society. The Vatican Council pays attention to these spiritual aspirations. The Vatican Council declares that humans have the right to religious freedom. Such freedom means that everyone is free from corrosion, peer pressure, and other social group forces. Each individual has their own rights and has their own rights to believe in the God they desire. Each individual has the rite of freedom within certain limits; no man or woman can be coerced against their beliefs. Nor can anyone be prevented from acting in accordance with their religion. Coupled with this, the public must recognize religious freedom, which must be recognized in the constitutional order. The Vatican Council or the sacred council proclaims that obligations bind the consciences of men. The truth can impose itself on the human mind by the force of its own truth, which wins over the mind. So while religious freedom, which human beings require to fulfill their obligation of worship, God has to do with freedom from coercion in civil society. God orders, directs, and governs the entire world and the ways of the human community according to a plan designed in His wisdom and love. God has allowed humans to participate in this law, under the gentle provision of divine Providence. It is for this reason that everyone has the duty and the right to seek the truth in religious matters. Using appropriate means, they demand careful, sincere, and truthful judgments of conscience. However, in contradiction to all this freedom, the Vatican Council declared that there would be only one Church of Christ. The Vatican's statement on the Church's relations with non-Christian religions reaffirmed that there is only one Church of Christ which fully possesses the truth of the Gospel; i.e. the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches.