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 1    2,   8|           of the Church seen as a religious institution - and "development"
 2    3,  12| supporting these efforts with her religious and human inspiration in
 3    3,  13|           said that these various religious, human, economic and technical
 4    3,  15|        social, political and even religious oppression of the individual
 5    3,  15|          for example the right to religious freedom, the right to share
 6    3,  25|          only to the cultural and religious identity of the countries
 7    3,  26|          many of them inspired by religious faith - who at no small
 8    4,  32|          s own way of life or own religious belief.~
 9    4,  33|     beginning with the family and religious societies, then all the
10    4,  33|    profess and practice one's own religious belief.~On the international
11    5,  37|        general analysis, which is religious in nature, can be supplemented
12    5,  38|        not they are inspired by a religious faith, will become fully
13    5,  38|           cultural, political and religious elements, and accepted as
14    5,  39|     importance of reawakening the religious awareness of individuals
15    6,  41|         necessarily to extend her religious mission to the various fields
16    6,  42|           particular the right to religious freedom and also the right
17    7,  46|        cultural, transcendent and religious dimensions of man and society,
18    7,  47|        one in fidelity to his own religious profession - showed how