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 1   2,  16|     riches and force it to adopt forms which are alien to it".(45)
 2   2,  16|       offers positive values and forms which can enrich the way
 3   2,  16|    requires that some values and forms change.(47) Just as the
 4   2,  16|          the positive values and forms found in the cultures of
 5   2,  17|          expressed in legitimate forms appropriate to each culture.(54)~
 6   2,  17|         the Church in legitimate forms appropriate to indigenous
 7   2,  17|              New expressions and forms should be tested and approved
 8   2,  17|        approved, these authentic forms of inculturation will better
 9   3,  25| component elements and authentic forms of the one evangelizing
10   3,  26|          threats to life and new forms of poverty.(91)~Late in
11   3,  26|     helped to develop democratic forms of government which respect
12   3,  26|          remain attentive to new forms of poverty and injustice
13   3,  27|      avoid corruption in all its forms, for it is always a serious
14   3,  30|          of violence in its many forms, especially violence against
15   3,  34|       the aged or offering other forms of health care to the least
16   4,  39|      proper inculturation of the forms of worship, with due regard
17   4,  43|     their involvement in various forms of service, especially in
18   4,  44|          to drug abuse and other forms of addiction, and even to
19   4,  46|         made to feel alien. Many forms of the lay apostolate and
20   4,  49|         all sexual abuse and all forms of abuse of power, both