Chap.,  §

 1 Intro,    1  |          coexistence, ecumenism, Christian Democracy, third force,
 2   1,    5    |       with this common sense. In Christian societies, this factor is
 3   1,    5    |          power to Allende by the Christian Democrats when the Congress
 4   1      (2) |          currents of the Italian Christian Democratic Party have been
 5   1      (2) |   Catholics. This softens up the Christian Democrats. Simultaneously,
 6   1      (2) |       greater flexibility of the Christian Democratic Party in relation
 7   1      (2) |         even in the ranks of the Christian Democrats. A similar phenomenon
 8   1      (3) | Revolution (The Foundation for a Christian Civilization, 1980). We
 9   1,   10    |        fundamental principles of Christian Civilization. Unperceived
10   2,    6    |    Coexistence, in Crusade for a Christian Civilization, vol. 6, July‑
11   2,    8    |          The shifting of Western Christian society from one leftist
12   2,    8    |         transshipment which this Christian society has been lamentably
13   4,    1    |          man and ultimately as a Christian.~Throughout history, when
14   4,    1    |          the Catholic Church and Christian culture. Among these are
15   4      (20)|      historical value, a kind of Christian fairy tale. One can easily
16 End,    8    |    universal common sense or the Christian legacy.~But if they see
17 App2         |           In addition, both (the Christian monk and Marxist) share