Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

1 Intro,  0|  profess the great monotheistic religions, in particular the followers
2  II,  2  |       esteems the non-Christian religions professed by very many Africans,
3  II,  2  |        many Africans, for these religions are the living expression
4  II,  2  |    respect and esteem for these religions nor the complexity of the
5  II,  2  | traditions, languages, and even religions often meets obstacles arising
6   V,  2  |       young people of different religions and social backgrounds".
7  VI,  0  |     with the believers of other religions, as in fact they are already