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 1 Pref    |            free coexistence with a Com­munist regime.~After these
 2   1     |         whole of this first stage, Com­munist propaganda boasted
 3   1     |           in those countries where Com­munism had been established,
 4   2     |           a "modus vivendi" with a Com­munist regime? It is this
 5   3     |      materialize, since in certain Com­munist countries the Church
 6   4     | coexistence of the Church with the Com­munist regime is not posed,
 7   5     |     freedom for the Church under a Com­inunist regime? In other
 8   6, 2  |           is notable also that the Com­munist‑Protestant experiences
 9   7, 4  |   coexistence of the Church with a Com­munist State would be possible
10   7, 4  |    allowing the establishment of a com­munity of goods upon a morally
11   7, 5  |           more than half a century Com­munism has been dominant
12   8     |          bring immense benefits to Com­munism, If it were to be
13  10     |           Augustine says, the sins com­mitted by nations cannot
14 Summ, 1 |       beginning, the policy of the Com­munist governments was to
15 Summ, 3 |       immensely beneficial for the Com­munist cause: Opinion in
16 Summ, 7 |            in a State which is not com­pletely collectivized, it
17 Summ, 10|            of heroic resistance to Com­munism: peaceful coexistence