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 1  Int,   5|          fostering the development of culture and history. Anthropology,
 2  Int,   6| responsibility of forming thought and culture; and now it must strive
 3    1,  12|              to a particular place or culture, but is offered to every
 4    3,  27|              traditions of family and culture, or in journeys in search
 5    4,  41|         meeting of cultures, with one culture perhaps succumbing to the
 6    4,  43|              philosophy and universal culture. The key point and almost
 7    4,  47|          itself has changed in modern culture. From universal wisdom and
 8    5,  55|               of current parlance and culture but which are poorly grounded
 9    5,  59|              philosophical thought in culture of Christian inspiration.
10    5,  62|       disregard of modern thought and culture which has led either to
11    6,  69|            the link between faith and culture, claim that theology should
12    6,  71|              All people are part of a culture, depend upon it and shape
13    6,  71|               child and parent of the culture in which they are immersed.
14    6,  71|        knowledge. Lying deep in every culture, there appears this impulse
15    6,  71|                We may say, then, that culture itself has an intrinsic
16    6,  71|        shaping that context. To every culture Christians bring the unchanging
17    6,  71|            reveals in the history and culture of a people. Time and again,
18    6,  71|               which can embrace every culture and help to foster whatever
19    6,  71|                This means that no one culture can ever become the criterion
20    6,  71|          Gospel is not opposed to any culture, as if in engaging a culture
21    6,  71|          culture, as if in engaging a culture the Gospel would seek to
22    7,  87|               in some way by time and culture, the truth or the error
23    7,  95|               reflecting at times the culture of the period in which they
24    7,  95|               be confined to time and culture; in history it is known,
25 Conc, 100|         thought in the development of culture and its influence on patterns
26 Conc, 101|      different fields of learning and culture within the unity of faith.~
27 Conc, 103|             mirror which reflects the culture of a people. A philosophy
28 Conc, 103|               that “evangelization of culture” which Paul VI proposed