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 1   3,  29(45) |        Address to Representatives of Non-Christian Religions, Madras, February
 2   4,  32     |             values in overwhelmingly non-Christian countries, and the proliferation
 3   4,  34     |        groups and settings which are non-Christian because the preaching of
 4   4,  37     |             the message of Christ to non-Christian young people who represent
 5   4,  40     |      salvation. Population growth in non-Christian countries of the South and
 6   4,  40     |            given the vastness of the non-Christian world.~
 7   5,  49     |           expansion of the Church in non-Christian environments and among non-Christian
 8   5,  49     | non-Christian environments and among non-Christian groups, and to encourage
 9   5,  55(98) |             the Church's Relation to Non-Christian Religions Nostra Aetate,
10   5,  56(105)|             the Church's Relation to Non-Christian Religions Nostra Aetate,
11   6,  67     |               and especially for the non-Christian groups in their own area.
12   6,  69     |            beneficial throughout the non-Christian world, especially in those
13   7,  82     |     countries who work for a time in non-Christian countries. These circumstances
14   7,  82     |           countries and followers of non-Christian religions who settle in
15   7,  85     |    slackening their drive toward the non-Christian world, begrudgingly conceding
16   7,  86     |          signs. In fact, both in the non-Christian world and in the traditionally
17   8,  91     |          with representatives of the non-Christian spiritual traditions, particularly