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 1   1,  6 |     identity or abandoning their traditional values, they want to share
 2   1,  7 | indigenous and the imported.~The traditional peoples of Oceania make
 3   1,  7 |       from societies with strong traditional and communal features, to
 4   1,  7 |    authority is also part of the traditional cultures of Oceania. Hence
 5   1,  7 |          accorded to parents and traditional leaders.~The cultural variety
 6   1,  7 |      effects in the region, with traditional societies struggling to
 7   2,  15|       Catholic community. In the traditional cultures, the faith is often
 8   3,  20|    Oceania: on the one hand, the traditional religions and cultures,
 9   3,  20|               Whether faced with traditional religion or refined philosophy,
10   3,  21|         have a harmful effect on traditional cultures. The Synod Fathers
11   3,  25|        study more thoroughly the traditional religions of the indigenous
12   3,  28|          young nations and their traditional cultures; and it is the