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 1  Int,   1    |           a journey which has led humanity down the centuries to meet
 2  Int,   2    |           It is her duty to serve humanity in different ways, but one
 3  Int,   2    |  believing community a partner in humanity's shared struggle to arrive
 4  Int,   4    |          of spiritual heritage of humanity. It is as if we had come
 5  Int,   6    |  millennium of the Christian era, humanity may come to a clearer sense
 6    1,  11    |        which God has entrusted to humanity is immersed therefore in
 7    1,  12    |          we see what God does for humanity. God comes to us in the
 8    3,  25    |          genuine progress for all humanity.~No less important than
 9    3,  33    | recognizes the ultimate appeal to humanity, an appeal made in order
10    3,  33(28)|         as the prophetic voice of humanity—the serious question which
11    4,  46    |          have been disastrous for humanity.~In the field of scientific
12    6,  66    |        for the individual and for humanity. From the sum of these propositions,
13    6,  72    |     cultures which will emerge as humanity moves into the future. Thirdly,
14    6,  74    |          search to the service of humanity. It is to be hoped that
15    6,  74    |       good of both the Church and humanity.~
16    7,  81    |          the immense expansion of humanity's technical capability demands
17    7,  85    |           which belongs to all of humanity. Indeed it may be said that
18    7,  89    |          great moral decisions of humanity are subordinated to decisions
19    7,  90    |       nihilism is a denial of the humanity and of the very identity
20 Conc, 101    |         richly to the progress of humanity. Endowed as it is with an
21 Conc, 102    |        come to realize that their humanity is all the more affirmed
22 Conc, 104    |       most pressing issues facing humanity—ecology, peace and the co-existence
23 Conc, 104    |           at heart the renewal of humanity. The Second Vatican Council
24 Conc, 104    |          one definitive answer to humanity's problems, 127 will provide
25 Conc, 106    |          the genuine ethics which humanity needs so urgently at this
26 Conc, 106    |      scientific research, to whom humanity owes so much of its current
27 Conc, 108    |          lost nothing of her true humanity and freedom, so too when