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 1   1,  19 |       each civilization's own forms of expression".34 They recognized
 2   1,  19 | preserves the Church from all forms of particularism, ethnic
 3   1,  19 |      truth can take different forms. The renewal of these forms
 4   1,  19 |   forms. The renewal of these forms of expression becomes necessary
 5   1,  33 |      Church. In effect, truth forms consciences and directs
 6   1,  36 | Christ's disciples. Hence all forms of reductionism or facile "
 7   2,  57 |        followed by many other forms of spiritual and material
 8   2,  71 |       should be made of other forms of encounter, common prayer
 9   3,  95 | Christian communities clearly forms part of the concerns of
10   3,  95 |       together, of course—the forms in which this ministry may
11 Exh,  102|      such is one of the basic forms of our love for Christ and