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 1  II, I, 0, 25,117    |          to their more significant experiences, both personal and social;
 2  II, I, 0, 25,117    |   questions which arise from those experiences so that there may be stimulated
 3  II, I, 0, 25,117    |           life in the light of the experiences of the people of Israel,
 4  II, I, 0, 25,117    |       reference to the great human experiences represented by the signs
 5  II,II, 2,  3,133    |         clearly to the fundamental experiences of their lives. (461)~–
 6 III,II, 0, 20,152    |          aware of their most basic experiences, to help them to judge in
 7 III,II, 0, 20,152    |            of Jesus. He used human experiences and situations to point
 8 III,II, 0, 20,153    | interaction between profound human experiences (10) and the revealed message.
 9 III,II, 0, 20,153(10)|              By this we mean those experiences linked with the "great questions"
10  IV,II, 1,  2,173    |        unity, and hope to the many experiences of personal, social, and
11  IV,II, 1,  2,174    |      account of their problems and experiences, their spiritual and cultural
12  IV,II, 1,  4,176    |          is for special events and experiences, such as beginning work,
13  IV, V, 0, 25,214    |           for the certification of experiences, criteria, programmes, tools
14   V,II, 0, 43,242    |     psychology of religion and the experiences which open man to the mystery
15   V,IV, 1,  2,268    |           for common benefit their experiences and undertakings, their
16   V,IV, 3,  1,279    |        sacred, that is those human experiences, which, because of their