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 1    1,   9    |    to discharge freely one's religious duties. The Pope wished
 2    1,   9    |    principle of the right to religious freedom, which was to become
 3    1,   9(31)|      Council, Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae;
 4    3,  24    |      life, to rediscover the religious roots of their national
 5    3,  29    |  some countries new forms of religious fundamentalism are emerging
 6    3,  29    |  exercise of their civil and religious rights, preventing them
 7    4,  39    |     ignoring the ethical and religious dimension, has been weakened,
 8    4,  42    |      of which is ethical and religious, then the reply is certainly
 9    5,  45    | nation, society, the family, religious groups and individuals themselves.
10    5,  46    | purports to be scientific or religious, claim the right to impose
11    5,  46(94)|      Council, Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae.~
12    5,  47    | synthesis of these rights is religious freedom, understood as the
13    5,  47(97)|      Council, Declaration on Religious Freedom Dignitatis Humanae,
14    6,  55    | Church can never abandon her religious and transcendent mission
15    6,  57    |      the land, men and women Religious founded hospitals and shelters
16    6,  60    |     for specific ethical and religious values, as well as changes
17    6,  61    |      goods but spiritual and religious values as well. Furthermore,