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 1 Int,  1 |        is nothing but an earthly being, who must live as if God
 2   1,  10|        faithful are conscious of being deeply challenged by the
 3   1,  18| adherence to truth's demands. A "being together" which betrayed
 4   1,  31|      since the Council, far from being the responsibility of the
 5   1,  35|    merely on a horizontal level, being restricted to meetings,
 6   2,  43|     Council of Churches, much is being accomplished in this field.~
 7   2,  45|      seems that we are closer to being able finally to seal this "
 8   2,  70|        quest for unity, far from being limited to a group of specialists,
 9   2,  75|    action. It has its reason for being in the Lord's words: "For
10   2,  76|         still a risk of religion being exploited for political
11   3,  94|        that this or that opinion being circulated is irreconcilable
12   3,  98|         without at the same time being committed to working for