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 1    1,   3|     a proof of the perennial value of the teaching of the Church.~
 2    2,  10|   permanent and contemporary value, in view of the modern attitude
 3    3,  14|   differences of culture and value systems between the various
 4    3,  14|   its more or less objective value, undoubtedly conceals a
 5    4,  28|      of its possible lasting value in itself, nor of some other
 6    4,  28|    possessed compared to the value of "being," need not turn
 7    4,  31|      to say of the perennial value of authentic human achievements,
 8    4,  33|      lively awareness of the value of the rights of all and
 9    5,  38| involves, above all, a moral value which men and women of faith
10    5,  38|    to the positive and moral value of the growing awareness
11    6,  42|      it does not nullify the value of this principle. Private
12    7,  47|   countries will have little value, except that a greater responsibility