Chapter, Paragraph

 1  I,7  |         bear on Asian cultures. New forms of behaviour are emerging
 2  I,8  |             ranging from democratic forms of government to theocratic
 3  I,8  |        making under their different forms of government, the Synod
 4 IV,20 |      methods akin to Asian cultural forms are to be preferred. In
 5 IV,22 |            growth into inculturated forms of expressing the faith
 6 IV,22 |            of fostering appropriate forms of worship in the Asian
 7 IV,23 |         Prayer, fasting and various forms of asceticism are held in
 8  V,30 |           ecclesial tradition. This forms a solid basis for a continuing
 9  V,31 |           religions, I mention some forms of dialogue already taking
10 VI,33 |     subjected to the most degrading forms of exploitation and manipulation,
11 VI,34 |            the victims of the worst forms of exploitation. In addition,
12 VI,34 |             their fight against all forms of injustice and discrimination,
13 VI,40 |   Christians of Asia to condemn all forms of corruption and the misappropriation
14 VII,44| particularly visible in Asia's many forms of spirituality and asceticism. 212