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 1 Intro   |             purification of memory” possible in connection with the recognition
 2 Intro   |      implications? And what are the possible effects on the life of the
 3 Intro   |        before whom alone it becomes possible to recognize the faults
 4   1,  4 |         ethical judgement is always possible, given the simple fact that
 5   2,  1 |           would seem to exclude any possible request for forgiveness.36
 6   2,  2 |           but this experience, made possible by the death and resurrection
 7   2,  2 |         there are now two scenarios possible: the history of Adam and
 8   2,  2 |           an acute awareness of the possible deficiencies of the baptized.
 9   3,  1 |       through time and space, it is possible to consider the aspect of
10   4     |       reconstruction, as precise as possible, of the events, of the customs,
11   4,  1 |        judging both the accuracy of possible correspondences and possible
12   4,  1 |        possible correspondences and possible difficulties of communication
13   4,  1 |         reflective and conscious as possible, in order to measure and
14   4,  1 |         means reaching it as far as possible in its objectivity through
15   4,  1 |           prior understanding or by possible prejudices. Stating the
16   4,  1 |    importance and to discover other possible interpretations.~
17   4,  2 |            one intends to judge the possible wrongs of the past, it must
18   4,  2 | Generalization must be avoided. Any possible statement today must be
19   4,  2 |            will avail itself of all possible contributions by the historical
20   5     |          past millennium. It is not possible to undertake such a task
21   5,  1 |             is then that it becomes possible to speak of an objective
22   5,  1 |          occurs whenever it becomes possible to attribute to past historical
23   5,  3 |  significance. Only thus will it be possible to avoid every form of mythical
24   5,  4 |           Did Christians give every possible assistance to those being
25   6     |           considerations, it is now possible to ask the question: What
26   6,  1 |         Above all, if the causes of possible resentment for evils suffered
27   6,  1 |            faults also includes all possible omissions, even if only
28   6,  2 |          spiritual benefits and the possible costs of such acts, taking
29   6,  2 |          parties, oriented toward a possible reconciliation connected
30   6,  2 |             unilateral initiatives.~Possible gestures of reparation must
31   6,  3 |         mistaken as confirmation of possible prejudices against Christianity.
32   6,  3 |        should take into account the possible double effect of an act