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 1   1,  7 |        people of good will. Deep respect for tradition and authority
 2   1,  7 |   positive human values, such as respect for the inalienable rights
 3   1,  8 |      Jesus Christ implies a deep respect for all life. It also implies
 4   2,  11|        ministry of unity and due respect for the local Churches.(26)
 5   2,  12|        relations of mutual love, respect and trust. These are the
 6   2,  16|     Inculturation is born out of respect for both the Gospel and
 7   2,  16|         peoples of Oceania, must respect each culture and never ask
 8   3,  26|        forms of government which respect human rights, the rule of
 9   3,  27|       God's image (cf. Gen1:26). Respect for the human person entails
10   3,  27|         the human person entails respect for the inviolable rights
11   3,  27| recognized by it.(95) Failure to respect the dignity or rights of
12   3,  27|  injustice and to the failure to respect human rights, some of which
13   3,  31|         when undertaken with due respect for the rights and the culture
14   3,  32|    authorities, with unequivocal respect for each other's role and
15   4,  44|           personal integrity and respect for human dignity, for their
16   4,  45|      marriage and their right to respect within marriage. Polygamy,
17   4,  47|       them, while asking them to respect the pastoral strategy of
18   4,  51|        is important that Bishops respect the charisms of the religious