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 1   I, 5 |  solution, which deprives man of one of his basic dimensions,
 2   I, 5 | dimensions, namely the spiritual one, and to permissive and consumerist
 3  II, 12|          it is necessary to know one another. To do this, it
 4 III, 14|          training in its use, is one such basic condition.~
 5 III, 16|        can and should learn from one another. But transcultural
 6 III, 16|       communication now flows in one direction only - from developed
 7  IV, 22|         do so in a way that sets one group against another -
 8  IV, 25|        connection, in many areas one hears of the desire for
 9  IV, 26|          we have to get across", one must bear in mind that "
10  IV, 26|      Canon 212.3; Canon 227). No one, however, has a right to
11  IV, 26|     practice in communication is one of the ways of realizing
12   V, 29|        multitude of audiences of one? While the new technology
13   V, 29|        with data instead of with one another? What would become
14   V, 29|        communicate honestly with one another, in a way that does
15   V, 32|           and he taught them "as one who had authority" (Mt 7:
16   V, 32|       ones", and warned that for one who did, "it would be better...
17   V, 33|        away falsehood, let every one speak the truth with his
18   V, 33|     neighbor, for we are members one of another... Let no evil