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 1 Int,  2 |          this "new springtime" of Christianity there is an undeniable negative
 2   1,  11|     temptation today is to reduce Christianity to merely human wisdom,
 3   5,  43|        freedom brought by Christ. Christianity is open to universal brotherhood,
 4   5,  52|      through their integration in Christianity and the insertion of Christianity
 5   5,  52| Christianity and the insertion of Christianity in the various human cultures."85
 6   5,  53|           down the centuries from Christianity's contact with different
 7   6,  62|          done at the beginning of Christianity to further its universal
 8   6,  71|          from the very origins of Christianity, the laity - as individuals,
 9   7,  82|        communities to areas where Christianity is unknown and at times
10   7,  82|           In the early centuries, Christianity spread because Christians,
11   7,  86|  preparing a great springtime for Christianity, and we can already see