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 1    2,  13|     towards the building up of an authentic human community.~In contrast,
 2    2,  15|       serve the development of an authentic culture of work and help
 3    2,  18|         ideology, a perversion of authentic philosophy, was called upon
 4    3,  26|     searching today for a new and authentic theory and praxis of liberation,
 5    3,  26|          the positive value of an authentic theology of integral human
 6    3,  29|           converted to Christ. No authentic progress is possible without
 7    4,  38|           moral conditions for an authentic "human ecology". Not only
 8    4,  38|        and replace them with more authentic forms of living in community
 9    4,  39|  accordance with what constitutes authentic human growth. In the face
10    4,  41|  alienation — and the loss of the authentic meaning of life — is a reality
11    4,  41| experience their personhood in an authentic and concrete way. Alienation
12    4,  41|        and of the formation of an authentic human community oriented
13    4,  41|        ignoring the principal and authentic needs which ought to regulate
14    5,  46|          or for ideological ends.~Authentic democracy is possible only
15    5,  47|      systems to give democracy an authentic and solid foundation through
16    6,  55|             In order to know man, authentic man, man in his fullness,
17    6,  58|          change involved in every authentic attempt to come to the aid