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 1   3,  21|     decisions made about emerging problems (cf. Acts 15) and in the
 2   3,  24|      without certain tensions and problems. How are these converted
 3   3,  28|     completely indifferent to the problems of religion" and that "people
 4   4,  37|       megalopolises," where human problems are often aggravated by
 5   4,  37| solidarity. Solutions to pressing problems must be studied, discussed
 6   5,  51| discussion on human and ecclesial problems with a view to a common
 7   6,  76|    important questions and urgent problems, without, however, overlooking
 8   7,  85|          Precisely because of the problems that concern you, you need
 9   8,  89|          and interest in people's problems. Jesus' love is very deep:
10   8,  91|      action." He finds answers to problems in the light of God's word
11   8,  91|          and oppressed by so many problems, a world tempted to pessimism,