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 1 1|       only inappropriate to our time and place, but also extremelyprovocative
 2 1|         historians havefor some time spoken about a "post-Christian"
 3 2|        arose and developed over time. Today they are anunquestionable
 4 2|       which is not a product of time, unlike"ecclesiastical conscience"
 5 2|  similarly embodied in acertain time and place among the people
 6 2|     dogma were notembodied each time, in the manner that the
 7 2|         in terms of language or time, which enables it to comeback
 8 2|         have and retain for all time. This is so that their protectivecharacter
 9 2|         needs of each moment in time, newer details or aspects
10 2|      not finish untilthe end of time, as more dissertations are
11 3| continuity of thetrue Church in time and space. This is even
12 3|  Councilshave condemned for all time. Taking into account the