Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,5 |          religious, cultural and economic realities of Asia. 8 The
 2  I,7 |                                  Economic and Social Realities~7.
 3  I,7 |   Realities~7. On the subject of economic development, situations
 4  I,7 |     developing through effective economic policies, and others still
 5  I,7 |          merely a demographic or economic problem but especially a
 6  I,7 |          questionable political, economic and ideological interests.
 7  I,7 |        brief reflection upon the economic and social realities of
 8  I,7 |      also given to the extensive economic growth of many Asian societies
 9  I,8 |  participation in government and economic life, for equal opportunities
10  V,24|    social, cultural, linguistic, economic and religious differences.
11  V,25|          religious, cultural and economic realities of Asia. Ecclesial
12  V,25|         because of their social, economic, political, cultural or
13 VI,32|         of social, political and economic life are often inimical
14 VI,32|          reduce the person to an economic unit in an ever more oppressive
15 VI,32|      never a merely technical or economic question; it is fundamentally
16 VI,33|        powerful, to an ideology, economic power, oppressive political
17 VI,34|    culture, colour, race, caste, economic status, or because of their
18 VI,34|       some of them on the lowest economic rung. The Synod repeatedly
19 VI,39|     importance of the process of economic globalization. While acknowledging
20 VI,39|          margin of international economic and political relations.
21 VI,40|       world marred by social and economic inequalities, the Church
22 VI,40|          the importance of sound economic planning, transparency and
23 VI,41| Environment~41. When concern for economic and technological progress