Chapter, §

 1 Intro   |     communal conscience from all forms of resentment and violence
 2   1,  3 |    memory of the Church from all forms of “counter-witness and
 3   3     |          acting which were truly forms of counter-witness and scandal.
 4   4,  1 |     reached through the multiple forms by which the past leaves
 5   4,  2 |         gift of God in different forms and situations through the
 6   5     |          that she recognize the “forms of counter-witness and of
 7   5,  1 |        collective conscience all forms of resentment or violence
 8   5,  3 |         truth.”78 This refers to forms of evangelization that employed
 9   5,  3 |        presented, as well as all forms of force used in the repression
10   5,  5 |        denial of God in its many forms. What is particularly apparent
11   5,  5 | themselves responsible for these forms of atheism, whether theoretical