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 1 Int,  1 |             an overall view of the human race shows that this mission
 2   1,  4 |   inter-religious dialogue? Is not human development an adequate
 3   1,  6 |           in some sense with every human being," so too "we are obliged
 4   1,  8 |        freedom of conscience: "The human person has a right to religious
 5   1,  8 |            or by groups, or by any human power, that no one should
 6   1,  11|          the conviction that every human being needs Jesus Christ,
 7   1,  11|       needs and aspirations of the human heart and always remains "
 8   1,  11|      reduce Christianity to merely human wisdom, a pseudo - science
 9   2,  13|            and sufferings of every human being: he is a Father filled
10   2,  14|         kingdom of God come to the human person both in his physical
11   2,  14|          compassion in the face of human distress, but they also
12   2,  15|       kingdom aims at transforming human relationships; it grows
13   2,  15|         one of communion among all human beings - with one another
14   2,  15|      activity, which is present in human history and transforms it.
15   2,  17|        become something completely human and secularized; what counts
16   2,  18|          transformed into a purely human or ideological goal, and
17   2,  19|           demands the promotion of human values, as well as those
18   2,  20|      kingdom in individuals and in human society. Eschatological
19   2,  20|       understanding and esteem for human institutions.~The Church
20   2,  20|            activities as dialogue, human promotion, commitment to
21   3,  21|        Jesus entrusts this work to human beings: to the apostles,
22   3,  21| accomplishment of this work in the human spirit and in the history
23   3,  21|           Good News takes shape in human minds and hearts and extends
24   3,  23|     Mission, then, is based not on human abilities but on the power
25   3,  26|          from every point of view: human, spiritual and material.
26   3,  28|          the Word," to be found in human initiatives - including
27   3,  28|              The Spirit offers the human race" the light and strength
28   3,  28|          Christ "is now at work in human hearts through the strength
29   3,  28|        aspirations which drive the human family to make its life
30   3,  28|          its life one that is more human and to direct the whole
31   3,  29|      mysteriously present in every human heart."46~This is the same
32   3,  29|         the Spirit brings about in human hearts and in the history
33   3,  29|       Spirit" so that as perfectly human he would save all human
34   3,  29|            human he would save all human beings and sum up all things."48~
35   4,  35|         proportion to the Church's human resources.~The difficulties
36   4,  35|        were a question of a merely human enterprise. In certain countries
37   4,  37|           before there were stable human and social situations, today
38   4,  37|         few "megalopolises," where human problems are often aggravated
39   4,  37|        most abandoned and isolated human groups, but it is also true
40   4,  37|            means for restoring the human dignity of these people.~(
41   4,  37|       important in many sectors of human life, from culture to politics,
42   4     |        Christ and the Promotion of Human Freedom~
43   4,  39|   awareness that one is furthering human freedom by proclaiming Jesus
44   4,  39|            right of each and every human person.~On her part. the
45   5,  42|             despite all his or her human limitations and defects,
46   5,  42|       stands in marked contrast to human selfishness. It raises precise
47   5,  42|      commitment to peace, justice, human rights and human promotion
48   5,  42|          justice, human rights and human promotion is also a witness
49   5,  42|           directed toward integral human development.71~
50   5,  45|            he is not proclaiming a human truth, but the "word of
51   5,  46|         help people to become more human or more faithful to their
52   5,  48|            it pleases him "to call human beings to share in his own
53   5,  49|            indeed, for much of the human race it has yet to begin.~
54   5,  51|      catechesis, and discussion on human and ecclesial problems with
55   5,  52|        Christianity in the various human cultures."85 The process
56   5,  54|        culture. Since culture is a human creation and is therefore
57   5,  56|          has been brought about in human beings by the Spirit who
58   5,  57|            daily life to their own human and spiritual values, and
59   5,  58|     through the Gospel. "Authentic human development must be rooted
60   5,  59|     proclamation of the Gospel and human promotion.~The contribution
61   5,  59|           people to develop on the human level. But a soulless development
62   5,  59|     development cannot suffice for human beings, and an excess of
63   5,  59|       sense of religion as well as human values are in danger of
64   5,  60|            to works of charity and human promotion.~It is in fact
65   6,  70|            to go on the way toward human promotion and liberation.
66   7,  81|          of charity, education and human promotion - a vast field
67   7,  83|           development or defending human rights. The missionary Church
68   7,  86|           and war; respect for the human person and for human rights;
69   7,  86|           the human person and for human rights; the desire for freedom,
70   7,  86|       Christ is still immense: the human and cultural groups not
71   8,  88|            men. And being found in human form he humbled himself
72   8,  88|            to experience fully the human condition and to accept