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 1   1,  5 | participated forms of mediation of different kinds and degrees are not
 2   2,  17|           Christian faith, whereas different peoples, cultures and religions
 3   3,  23|                            23. The different versions of the "missionary
 4   3,  23|              Mk 16:20).~As for the different emphases found in each version,
 5   3,  23|           pluralism which reflects different experiences and situations
 6   3,  24|         gathers the members of the different churches together with the
 7   3,  25|            and religious values of different peoples. To the Lycaonians,
 8   4,  31|           but within it, there are different tasks and kinds of activity.
 9   4,  32|           the risk of putting very different situations on the same level
10   4,  37|          activity ad gentes, being different from the pastoral care of
11   4,  37|            These are two basically different situations with regard to
12   5,  50|           Christians who belong to different churches and ecclesial communities
13   5,  52|     nations, the Church encounters different cultures and becomes involved
14   5,  52|            the Gospel incarnate in different cultures and at the same
15   5,  53|        Christianity's contact with different cultures and not forgetting
16   5,  57|         through which believers of different religions bear witness before
17   6,  72|           missionary activity, the different forms of the lay apostolate
18   6,  72|         groups and solidarities of different kinds - all these should
19   7,  83|         students specialize in the different fields of missiology.~Activities
20   7,  85|           in unity.... Between the different parts of the Church there
21   7,  86|    brotherhood; the surmounting of different forms of racism and nationalism;