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 1  Int,   3|       but will also manifest the true meaning of the Church's
 2    1,   6|      other hand, it is certainly true that the type of private
 3    2,  13|         insight concerning man's true greatness, his transcendence
 4    2,  18|                  18. While it is true that since 1945 weapons
 5    2,  18|          must be remembered that true peace is never simply the
 6    2,  19|      while on the one hand it is true that this social model shows
 7    3,  24|         national rights.~But the true cause of the new developments
 8    3,  29|     respect the hierarchy of the true values of human existence;~
 9    3,  29|       Jesus Christ, who is man's true good.64~
10    4,  34| responding to needs. But this is true only for those needs which
11    4,  36|        concept of man and of his true good. A given culture reveals
12    4,  42|        searching for the path to true economic and civil progress?~
13    5,  46|       education and formation in true ideals, and of the "subjectivity"
14    5,  46|     their own concept of what is true and good. Christian truth
15    5,  51|         decisive contribution to true culture is to be found.
16    5,  51|         behaviour which favour a true culture of peace, as opposed
17    6,  54|    social being". However, man's true identity is only fully revealed
18    6,  55|        worth noting that this is true in contrast both to the "
19    6,  62|         moment.~In every age the true and perennial "newness of