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 1 Pref  |          of the fact that the anti‑religious campaign proceeded with
 2 Pref  |  milestones of this diplomatic and religious rapprochement between the
 3   1   | capitalistic society.~b) Thus, the religious myth is utterly false and
 4   1   |         serious hindrance in every religious myth. As a result, the Communist
 5   1   |         Governments with regard to religious matters seems to have taken
 6   1   |          been entirely deprived of religious assistance. We say "tenuous,"
 7   3   |            change in attitude, the religious tolerance which some Communist
 8   3   |     attitude opens up, opinions in religious circles are divided over
 9   3   |   Communism in the face of the new religious policy of certain Communist
10   3   |       reminds us that the relative religious tolerance of some Communist
11   4   |           is evident that relative religious tolerance is merely a Communist
12   4   |           more relaxed attitude in religious matters. This relaxation
13   4   |          of political reasons. The religious tolerance of the Communist
14   4   |            an attitude of relative religious tolerance can endure as
15   6, 1|         error is of the essence of religious liberalism. There is no
16   6, 2|          good of souls both in the religious and the cultural planes.
17   6, 2|            the slave from both the religious and the cultural point of
18   6, 2|            will finally ask is the religious state, then, not intrinsically
19   7, 2|            concession of a certain religious liberty) to carry out a
20   8   |            as a consequence of the religious agnosticism of the States,
21   9   |        hints at greater freedom in religious and social matters, it is