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 1  Int,    2|           human community and the political community itself are founded.~
 2    1,   12|   powerful cultural, economic and political currents which encourage
 3    1,   18|          the cultural, social and political level, where it reveals
 4    1,   18|            nationality, religion, political opinion or social class.~
 5    3,   70|          and criterion regulating political life are certainly fundamental
 6    4,   87|         work, social activity and political commitment. This is a particularly
 7    4,   90|    activity and commitment in the political field, as a way of defending
 8    4,   90|    developing cultural, economic, political and legislative projects
 9    4,   90|           appeal once more to all political leaders not to pass laws
10    4,   90| conscience, the Church encourages political leaders, starting with those
11    4,   90|           set in place social and political initiatives capable of guaranteeing
12    4,   93|       participation in social and political life. Serving the Gospel