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 1 Intro,  1|          of the profession of the Christian faith are expressed thus: "
 2 Intro,  3|           of dialogue between the Christian faith and other religious
 3 Intro,  3|         indispensable elements of Christian doctrine, which may help
 4 Intro,  4|       Jesus Christ, the nature of Christian faith as compared with that
 5 Intro,  4|          of divine truth, even by Christian revelation; relativistic
 6 Intro,  4| connection, or compatibility with Christian truth; finally, the tendency
 7 Intro,  4|          as hypotheses — in which Christian revelation and the mystery
 8   1,  5  |           divine testimony... The Christian dispensation, therefore,
 9   2,  9  |       justify the universality of Christian salvation as well as the
10   2,  10 |        profound conflict with the Christian faith. The doctrine of faith
11   2,  10 |         Christ is contrary to the Christian faith... Jesus is the Incarnate
12   3,  14 |       Christ would be contrary to Christian and Catholic faith. ~
13   4,  17 |  communion in the Church.63 ~"The Christian faithful are therefore not
14   5,  19 |      understood by those who lack Christian faith, whereas different
15   6,  21 |            which is proper to the Christian sacraments.88 Furthermore,
16 End,  23 |  all-embracing authority".101 The Christian mystery, in fact, overcomes