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 1  1,15|             has an authentic secular dimension, inherent to her inner nature
 2  1,15|              sharers in this secular dimension but in different ways. In
 3  2,23|           pointing to a transcendent dimension which is often disregarded"(
 4  2,26|            always having a universal dimension, finds its most immediate
 5  3,34|     eliminating the truly humanizing dimension of life implicit in these
 6  3,39|         recognition of the religious dimension of the individual. This
 7  3,39|            problem today has a world dimension: in fact, it is a question
 8  3,40|        person has an inherent social dimension which calls a person from
 9  3,40|             expression of the social dimension of the person, then, is
10  3,42|      safeguard of the transcendental dimension of the human person"(152).
11  3,43|             consciences to the moral dimension of development"(161).~
12  4,51|           task of assuring the moral dimension of culture, the dimension,
13  4,51|            dimension of culture, the dimension, namely of a culture worthy
14  4,51|           seems to connect the moral dimension of culture with the participation
15  4,51| socio-economic to the sociopolitical dimension, the personal dignity of