Dei verbum
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 1     6,  21 |        Therefore, like the Christian religion itself, all the preaching


Lumen gentium
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 2     2,  11 |             worship of the Christian religion; reborn as sons of God they
 3     3,  26 |             the worship of Christian religion to the Divine Majesty and
 4     4,  36 |          with no regard whatever for religion, and which attacks and destroys
 5     7,  50 |          first ages of the Christian religion has cultivated with great


Sacrosanctum concilium
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 6     6,  119|        forming their attitude toward religion, but also in adapting worship


Gaudium et spes
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 7 Intro,  7  |      conditions have their impact on religion. On the one hand a more
 8 Intro,  7  |      critical ability to distinguish religion from a magical view of the
 9 Intro,  7  |             of people are abandoning religion in practice. Unlike former
10 Intro,  7  |              the denial of God or of religion, or the abandonment oœ them,
11     1,  19 |             trouble themselves about religion. Moreover, atheism results
12     1,  19 |         places against the Christian religion in particular. Hence believers
13     1,  19 |            authentic face of God and religion.~
14     1,  20 |            argues that by its nature religion thwarts this liberation
15     1,  20 |             vigorously fight against religion, and promote atheism by
16     2,  29 |        social condition, language or religion, is to be overcome and eradicated
17     3,  36 |           between human activity and religion will work against the independence
18     3,  36 |            all believers of whatever religion always hear His revealing
19     4,  41 |       indifferent to the problems of religion. The experience of past
20     4,  43 |              the mark who think that religion consists in acts of worship
21     6,  53 |    expressing oneself, of practicing religion, of forming customs, of
22     6,  56 |    terrestrial, and even contrary to religion itself.~In the midst of
23     6,  60 | discrimination of race, sex, nation, religion or social condition. Therefore
24     8,  73 |         opinion and to profess one's religion both publicly and privately.
25     9,  87 |              above all, formation in religion or at least a complete moral
26     9,  92 |      traditions precious elements of religion and humanity. We want frank


Nostra aetate
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27     0, 5   |         color, condition of life, or religion. On the contrary, following


Dignitatis humanae
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28     0,  1  |          place, the free exercise of religion in society. This Vatican
29     0,  1  |           believe that this one true religion subsists in the Catholic
30     0,  1  |            societies toward the true religion and toward the one Church
31     0,  3  |              is that the exercise of religion, of its very nature, consists
32     0,  3  |              to his internal acts of religion: that he should share with
33     0,  3  |           that he should profess his religion in community. Injury therefore
34     0,  3  |              if the free exercise of religion is denied in society, provided
35     0,  4  |            nature both of man and of religion itself.~Provided the just
36     0,  4  |           man and the very nature of religion afford the foundation of
37     0,  6  |     profession or repudiation of any religion, or when it hinders men
38     0,  6  |          order to destroy or repress religion, either in the whole of
39     0,  7  |            the pretext of freedom of religion. It is the special duty
40     0,  15 |              freely to profess their religion in private and in public.
41     0,  15 |      citizens from the profession of religion and to make life very difficult


Ad gentes
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42     2,  16 |           between the traditions and religion of their homeland on the
43     2,  16 |           one hand and the Christian religion on the other.20 Likewise,


Apostolicam actuositatem
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44     2,  6  |         undermine the foundations of religion, the moral order, and human


Perfectae caritatis
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45     0,  8  |              formed by the spirit of religion. Therefore in order that


Dei verbum
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46     3, 38  |      fostering works for the good of religion, should take into account


Unitatis redintegratio
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47     1,  3  |             actions of the Christian religion. These most certainly can


Orientalium ecclesiarum
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48     1,  4  |        better to further the good of religion and to safeguard more effectively


Inter mirifica
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49     2,  13 |              to advance morality and religion are needed. ~Pastors should