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 1   1,  17|  Revelation, the Church, the nature of ecumenism and religious
 2   1,  18|  thus be opposed both to the nature of God who offers his communion
 3   1,  19|   culture".37 Because by its nature the content of faith is
 4   1,  24|    in a few words the unique nature of each of these occasions
 5   1,  26|    the truth about the human nature shared by each and every
 6   1,  28|   dialogue" is rooted in the nature of the person and his dignity.
 7   1,  32|  human person and his social nature. The inquiry is to be free,
 8   2,  49|   Christ, these are by their nature a force for the re-establishment
 9   2,  49|  which springs from the very nature of the Christian community.~
10   2,  50|    stressing their ecclesial nature and the real bonds of communion
11   2,  50|      tradition, the specific nature of their historical development,
12   2,  64| historical and psychological nature, and the other theological
13   2,  64|   psychological and cultural nature, but especially in the interpretation