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Turgut Özal was both a liberal and a conservative. He frequently mentioned three freedoms; freedom of thought, freedom of religion and conscience, and freedom of enterprise. Freedom of religion and conscience is a universal right. For him, freedom of thought is also essential; however, all humans do not necessarily express ownership of thoughts and ideas while most humans have a faith in God and religion, and practice their religion on a daily basis (Yazıcıoğlu, 2016, p. 165)