Chap., §

 1 Intr    |            atomic war. But if this coexistence represents a grave risk
 2 Intr    |    Communist State, the Impossible Coexistence."~ ~
 3 Pref    |     establish a regime of peaceful coexistence between the capitalist and
 4 Pref    |     illusion that a truly peaceful coexistence was possible between the
 5 Pref    |       proving the impossibility of coexistence between the Church and the
 6 Pref    |       question of whether peaceful coexistence between the Church and the
 7 Pref    |         another ‑ that of peaceful coexistence on the international plane
 8 Pref    |          can maintain a truly free coexistence with a Com­munist regime.~
 9   1     |        former regime of aggressive coexistence tends more and more to be
10   1     |       replaced by one of peace­ful coexistence.~In other words, the Russian,
11   4     |           legitimacy of a possible coexistence of the Church with the Com­
12   4     |           if the Church can accept coexistence with a Commu­nist government
13   4     |            fait accompli." Only if coexistence is considered to be impossible
14   4     |       problem of the legitimacy of coexistence between the Communist regime
15   5     |            itself, the prob­lem of coexistence between the Church and a "
16   6, 2  |         means would the dreamed of coexistence be practical. Indeed, in
17   6, 2  |         opposite of the dreamed of coexistence.~ ~3. In regard to the third
18   6, 2  |         destroy the possibility of coexistence. And moreover, it seems
19   7, 2  |          The arguments against the coexistence of the Church with a completely
20   7, 4  |                             4. The coexistence of the Church with a Com­
21   7, 4  |            of the impossibility of coexistence between the Church and the
22   7, 6  | ideological truce or of a peaceful coexistence between the Church and Communism: "
23   7, 6  |       propose the idea of peaceful coexistence in matters of ideology fall,
24   7, 6  |          it be possible to reach a coexistence of Communism with other
25   7, 6  |            never been any peaceful coexistence of ideologies; it has never
26   7, 6  |          the principle of peaceful coexistence to the class struggle, and
27   7, 7  |                                 7. Coexistence could be accepted as a pious
28   8     |       generations formed in such a coexistence, what would be left of Catholicism
29 Summ, 6 |   Catholics must reject a peaceful coexistence of the Church with Communism:~
30 Summ, 7 |            Church could not accept coexistence with a Communist state as
31 Summ, 10|            to Com­munism: peaceful coexistence between the Church and a