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 1 Intro   |           of memory” undertaken by believers, because this is what has
 2   1,  4 |           members of the Church as believers from that which should be
 3   1,  4 |      making current generations of believers feel guilty for shortcomings
 4   2,  2 |           corpus paulinum” recalls believers to a full recognition of
 5   3,  2 |            stimulates and aids the believers in pursuing subjective personal
 6   4,  2 |             interpretation done by believers recognizes in the Church’
 7   4,  2 |          the reading undertaken by believers will avail itself of all
 8   5,  5 |        consider is in what measure believers are themselves responsible
 9   5,  5 |           with well-chosen words: “Believers themselves often share some
10   5,  5 |      religion in particular. Hence believers can have more than a little
11   6,  2 |           by emphasising that, for believers, taking responsibility for
12   6,  3 | appropriate to point out that, for believers in Christ, the Church’s
13   6,  3 |    purification of memory involves believers and non-believers alike