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 1 Int,  3 |      respect that is owed to every culture and to whatever is good
 2   3,  24|            while keeping their own culture and traditions, provided
 3   3,  25|       sufferings, as well as their culture, in order to proclaim to
 4   4,  34|            taken root"53 and whose culture has not yet been influenced
 5   4,  35|            of one's own people and culture.~
 6   4,  37|            continuing to live in a culture which in large part has
 7   4,  37|       integrated into the dominant culture of the nation. Particularly
 8   4,  37|         together with new forms of culture and communication, which
 9   4,  37|           evangelization of modern culture depends to a great extent
10   4,  37|         that message into the "new culture" created by modern communications.
11   4,  37|      complex issue, since the "new culture" originates not just from
12   4,  37|       split between the Gospel and culture is undoubtedly the tragedy
13   4,  37|         the immense "Areopagus" of culture, scientific research, and
14   4,  37|        sectors of human life, from culture to politics, from the economy
15   5,  43|          land, people and national culture, while always preserving
16   5     | Incarnating the Gospel in Peoples' Culture~
17   5,  53|           expressions of the local culture, and discover its values
18   5,  53|     fostering and evangelizing the culture of the environment in which
19   5,  54|            form of alienation from culture to an overestimation of
20   5,  54|            to an overestimation of culture. Since culture is a human
21   5,  54|   overestimation of culture. Since culture is a human creation and
22   6,  67|           from their own homeland, culture and family, and a special
23   7,  82|            in politics, economics, culture and journalism, as well
24   7,  85|           own people and their own culture, must always maintain an