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 1    2,  19|         while equally excluding spiritual values. In reality, while
 2    3,  24|        new developments was the spiritual void brought about by atheism,
 3    3,  28| situation of economic disorder, spiritual dissatisfaction and desperation.~
 4    4,  36|  dimensions to his interior and spiritual ones. If, on the contrary,
 5    4,  36|    damaging to his physical and spiritual health. Of itself, an economic
 6    4,  36|      tend to fill the resulting spiritual void.~It is not wrong to
 7    5,  44|     normal development of man's spiritual and temporal activities,
 8    5,  52|  addition, the new material and spiritual resources must be utilized
 9    6,  55|    basic dimensions, namely the spiritual one, and to permissive and
10    6,  57|       economic but cultural and spiritual poverty as well. The Church'
11    6,  61|         only material goods but spiritual and religious values as