Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|        strong in the knowledge that "just as in the first millennium
 2  I,8   | opportunities in education and for a just share in the resources of
 3 II,13  |              might live in communion just as he is in communion with
 4 III,15 |             power of the Spirit, not just as the Author of Life but
 5 III,17 |         Fathers could conclude that, just as the earthly ministry
 6 III,18 |          religions of the continent. Just as the great dialogue of
 7 IV,21  |             to face with the Gospel. Just as a culture is the result
 8  V,25  |              educational background. Just as each follower of Christ
 9 VI,32  |     increased consciousness that not just the actions of individuals
10 VI,34  |       exploitation and violence, not just as the result of the evil
11 VI,38  |            that dialogue is the only just and noble path to agreement
12 VI,38  |  responsibility for bringing about a just solution to the crisis,
13 VII,43 |           need to see the clergy not just as charity workers and institutional
14 VII,45 |              contemporary world, not just with worldly wisdom and
15 VII,48 |         culture that "originates not just from whatever content is