Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,5 |        social, political, religious, cultural and economic realities of
 2  I,6 |                        Religious and Cultural Realities~6. Asia is the
 3  I,6 |         pride in their religious and cultural values, such as love of
 4  I,7 |     legitimate industry with its own cultural and educational values,
 5  I,7 |    throughout Asia living in social, cultural and political isolation
 6  I,8 |           dormant ethnic, social and cultural minority groups are seeking
 7  I,9 |            In the vastly diversified cultural world of Asia, the Church
 8 II,14|          values of all religious and cultural traditions, such as mercy
 9 IV,20|          fraught with philosophical, cultural and theological difficulties,
10 IV,20|              deeply intertwined with cultural values and specific world
11 IV,20|              with the philosophical, cultural and religious values of
12 IV,20|        linguistic, philosophical and cultural resources available to them.
13 IV,20|      narrative methods akin to Asian cultural forms are to be preferred.
14 IV,20|           peoples according to their cultural patterns and ways of thinking.
15 IV,21|         making it part of a people's cultural heritage. Conversely, the
16 IV,21|           fruitful dialogue with the cultural and religious values of
17 IV,22|             a focus upon traditional cultural values, symbols and rituals.
18 IV,22|     formation of evangelizers to the cultural contexts of Asia. As well
19 IV,22|       sensitive to the religious and cultural heritage of the people among
20  V,24|            caused by ethnic, social, cultural, linguistic, economic and
21  V,25|        social, political, religious, cultural and economic realities of
22  V,25|         social, economic, political, cultural or educational background.
23  V,26|      effective financial solidarity, cultural and theological exchanges,
24  V,28|         people, one language and one cultural heritage".144~Likewise,
25  V,30|           example, often recognize a cultural unity with one another,
26 VI,34|              human dignity and their cultural and religious heritage. 176
27 VI,38| marginalization of all kinds—social, cultural, political, and even religious.
28 VI,39|              is also the aspect of a cultural globalization, made possible