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 1 Int,  2  |       to the new challenges of history and to mankind's efforts
 2 Int,  4  |       of the Church and in the history of humanity, their teaching
 3   1,  8  |   Alpha and the Omega of human history (cf. Rev 1:8; 21:6; 22:13),
 4   1,  12 |          He also did so in the history of Israel, particularly
 5   1,  23 |      in the perspective of the history of salvation, which reaches
 6   1,  25 |      sense, in every period of history, including our own. The
 7   1,  25 |       throughout the course of history. The task of interpreting
 8   1,  27 |  things" which God has done in history (cf. Lk 1:49); she professes
 9   2,  45 |        in which God, acting in history, cares for the world and
10   2,  46 | freedom have always marked the history of moral reflection; they
11   2,  46 |      of the structure of human history. At other periods, it seemed
12   2,  47 |      existing in a body and in history. Furthermore, it would have
13   2,  51 |      with reason and living in history. In order to perfect himself
14   2,  52 |      people of every period of history, created for "the same divine
15   3,  93 |       light up every period of history by reawakening its moral
16   3,  98 |       the world today. But, as history and personal experience
17   3,  101|       for reasons of power. As history demonstrates, a democracy
18   3,  102|     inner division of man? His history of sin begins when he no
19   3,  106|    encounters in the course of history, as by the mandate of the