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 1  Int,   1|         world, with their different cultures, there arise at the same
 2  Int,   3|             how the different human cultures are complementary.~Philosophy'
 3  Int,   3|    formation and development of the cultures of the West should not obscure
 4    2,  16|            but also the treasury of cultures and civilizations which
 5    2,  16|      certain features common to the cultures of the ancient Near East
 6    4,  41|          was more than a meeting of cultures, with one culture perhaps
 7    6,  69|           fruitful exchange between cultures. What I wish to emphasize
 8    6,  69|           world-views and different cultures “not what people think but
 9    6,  70|            of the relationship with cultures calls for particular attention,
10    6,  70|       encounter and engagement with cultures. Christ's mandate to his
11    6,  70|            separating the different cultures collapsed. God's promise
12    6,  70|            encounter with different cultures has created something new.
13    6,  70|        deeply rooted in experience, cultures show forth the human being'
14    6,  70|            more human.94 Insofar as cultures appeal to the values of
15    6,  71|           people and their history, cultures share the dynamics which
16    6,  71|           other their ways of life. Cultures are fed by the communication
17    6,  71|             the Gospel in different cultures allows people to preserve
18    6,  71|           bring to the world and to cultures is a genuine liberation
19    6,  71|           to the fullness of truth. Cultures are not only not diminished
20    6,  72|          same in the most disparate cultures. The second, which derives
21    6,  72|             this: in engaging great cultures for the first time, the
22    6,  72|             engagement with Eastern cultures and will find in this inheritance
23    6,  72|          fruitful dialogue with the cultures which will emerge as humanity
24    6,  72|           the heritage of the great cultures of China, Japan and the
25    6,  72|           riches of the traditional cultures of Africa, which are for
26    6,  79|           Christian faith and human cultures may meet, a point of understanding
27    7,  88|          its inroads into different cultures and the radical changes
28    7,  92|            the demands of different cultures, in order then to mediate
29    7,  92|           content of faith to those cultures in a coherent and conceptually
30    7,  96|       assume in different times and cultures. Nonetheless, the history
31    7,  96|            that across the range of cultures and their development certain
32    7,  96|          could they find a place in cultures different from those in
33 Conc, 103|          particular way regions and cultures which have a long-standing
34 Conc, 104| co-existence of different races and cultures, for instance—may possibly