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 1 Int,  4      |       for the life of faith of Christians, as well as for the life
 2 Int,  5      |       faith their new dignity, Christians are called to lead henceforth
 3   1,  21     |        we have become not only Christians, but Christ (...). Marvel
 4   1,  26     |      over the right conduct of Christians,35 just as they were vigilant
 5   1,  26     |        sacraments.36 The first Christians, coming both from the Jewish
 6   1,  26     |  Church is damaged not only by Christians who reject or distort the
 7   1,  27     |         By this same Tradition Christians receive "the living voice
 8   2,  62     |         the Apostle also warns Christians: "Do not be conformed to
 9   2,  64     |      to the light" (Jn 3:21). ~Christians have a great help for the
10   2,  64     |       freedom of conscience of Christians. This is so not only because
11   2,  73(123)|       This applies not only to Christians but to all men of good will
12   2,  76     |       honour characteristic of Christians to obey God rather than
13   2,  80(131)|    1967), 962: "Far be it from Christians to be led to embrace another
14   3,  88     |     attitudes and behaviour of Christians, whose faith is weakened
15   3,  88     |         It is urgent then that Christians should rediscover the newness
16   3,  89     |  children", Paul writes to the Christians of Ephesus, "and walk in
17   3,  92     |        Antioch, addressing the Christians of Rome, the place of his
18   3,  93     |   consistent witness which all Christians must daily be ready to make,
19   3,  94     | absoluteness of the moral good Christians are not alone: they are
20   3,  117    |        circumstances. And when Christians ask him the question which