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 1 Int,  2      |     Christian churches and other religions, and to enter into dialogue
 2   2,  17     |    between peoples, cultures and religions, so that through a mutual
 3   2,  17     |  different peoples, cultures and religions are capable of finding common
 4   3,  28     |   history, peoples, cultures and religions. Indeed, the Spirit is at
 5   3,  29     |          relationship with other religions is dictated by a twofold
 6   3,  29(45) | Representatives of Non-Christian Religions, Madras, February 5, 1986:
 7   3,  29(45) |         Representatives of Other Religions, Tokyo, February 24, 1981,
 8   3,  29     |         peoples, in cultures and religions serves as a preparation
 9   5          |    Brothers and Sisters of Other Religions~
10   5,  55     |       for the most part to other religions. In Christ, God calls all
11   5,  55     | spiritual riches, of which their religions are the main and essential
12   5,  55(98) |        Relation to Non-Christian Religions Nostra Aetate, 2; Dogmatic
13   5,  55     |      that the followers of other religions can receive God's grace
14   5,  56     |       fruit in the Spirit. Other religions constitute a positive challenge
15   5,  56(105)|        Relation to Non-Christian Religions Nostra Aetate, 2.~
16   5,  57     |     which believers of different religions bear witness before each
17   5,  57     |         the followers of various religions through their example in
18   7,  82     |       followers of non-Christian religions who settle in other nations
19   7,  83     |           the study of the great religions and missiology. I recommend