Sacrosanctum concilium
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 1     1,  16|     courses in seminaries and religions houses of studies; in theological


Gaudium et spes
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 2     8,  73|       other opinions or other religions. At the same time, there


Nostra aetate
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 3     0, 1  | relationship to non-Christian religions. In her task of promoting
 4     0, 1  |       expect from the various religions answers to the unsolved
 5     0, 2  |    profound religious sense. ~Religions, however, that are bound
 6     0, 2  | illumination. Likewise, other religions found everywhere try to
 7     0, 2  |     is true and holy in these religions. She regards with sincere
 8     0, 2  |   with the followers of other religions, carried out with prudence


Dignitatis humanae
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 9     0,  15|     of different cultures and religions are being brought together


Ad gentes
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10     2,  10| followers of one of the great religions, but others remain strangers
11     2,  12|       even by non - Christian religions. ~However, the Church has
12     4,  26|    the peoples, cultures, and religions; not only a knowledge that
13     5,  34| dialogue with non - Christian religions and cultures, and also that
14     5,  34|    the history and science of religions, sociology, pastoral skills
15     6,  41|   knowledge of peoples and of religions; thus helping the heralds


Optatam totius
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16     5, 16 |       to a knowledge of other religions which are more widespread
17     5, 16 |      truth and goodness these religions, in God's providence, possess,