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 1   1   |            1. For a long time, the attitude of Communist governments,
 2   1   |            yet been suppressed, an attitude of odious tolerance, of
 3   1   |        From a certain time on, the attitude of some Communist Governments
 4   1   |        nuances.~In fact, while the attitude of the Communist governments
 5   1   |          for instance, China, this attitude seems to be undergoing a
 6   1   |          agencies), a governmental attitude of intol­erance, with respect
 7   1   |        respects, an almost correct attitude toward the religion or reli­
 8   3   |          determined this change in attitude, the religious tolerance
 9   3   |  alternatives which this change in attitude opens up, opinions in religious
10   3   |           having trouble fixing an attitude toward Communism in the
11   3   |           sensible and con­sistent attitude is one of absolute opposition
12   3   |   weakening in the anti-­Communist attitude can be found in persons
13   4   |            to adopt a more relaxed attitude in religious matters. This
14   4   | difficulties. Since this is so, an attitude of relative religious tolerance
15   7, 4|             Catholics placed in an attitude of legitimate defense against